A curated reel of Vic Trevino's on-camera work featuring scenes from The Good Wolf, Machete, Killer Women (recurring role), and American Me. Highlights dramatic range, screen presence, and experience in both television and film.

A compilation of scenes from Vic Trevino's recurring role on the ABC series Killer Women. Highlights a grounded, commanding presence with quiet authority and emotional depth across multiple moments in the storyline.

A detained immigrant recounts a harrowing border crossing, only to be met with a surprising response. Scene reveals emotional depth, cultural authenticity, and understated comedic timing opposite series lead.

Dramatic monologue exploring the emotional toll of racism and invisibility. Showcases vulnerability, urgency, and an impassioned plea for unity from an immigrant's perspective.

A quirky, heartfelt character piece featuring a plumber who rescues a squirrel trapped in a toilet. Demonstrates comedic timing, warmth, and grounded charm.

A dark, cerebral character study of a scientist obsessed with death and immortality. Highlights internal conflict, tension, and intellect.

A rugged tour guide confronts danger in the bayou. Scene highlights grounded tension, quiet authority, and regional authenticity - ideal for Southern or frontier drama casting. (Yellowstone-adjacent tone.)

A reflective Cuban cigar maker explores his obsession with Lenin's philosophy. Showcases intellect, cultural depth, quiet intensity, and a character torn between ideology and personal identity.

A quiet but unsettling interaction with a visitor who hides his alien origin behind calm speech and chilling intent. This clip reveals control, stillness, add an eerie emotional undercurrent.