'Trevor and the Virgin' Cast Brings ReelShort Romance to Life in Vertical Drama Series

The Trevor and the Virgin cast brings serious drama, chemistry, and heart to one of ReelShort’s most talked-about vertical series.

"Trevor and the Virgin" has emerged as a standout title in the growing trend of vertical dramas – short, mobile-friendly series designed for binge-watching in platforms like ReelShort. The series owes much of its popularity to a compelling cast led by Chloe Ray Warmoth, who portrays the central character, Martha.

"Trevor and the Virgin" follows the life of Martha, a smart, grounded young woman who’s just starting to figure herself out when she meets a guy who completely shakes things up. As their relationship moves fast, Martha faces pressure to go further than she’s ready for.

Warmoth leads the "Trevor and the Virgin" cast, playing Martha with just the right mix of awkward, honest, and strong. Dylan Rourke plays Trevor, bringing charm and quiet intensity to the original short film version of the story. Travis Burns steps in as Brett, Martha's confident love interest, who complicates things. Then there’s Elizabeth Posey as Martha’s no-nonsense best friend, Tilla, and Max Leblanc as Drew, who adds some fun (and drama) to the mix.

Let’s get to know a little more about the actors behind these characters.

Chloe Ray Warmoth (Martha)

Warmoth was originally from Grand Haven, Michigan, before she moved to Los Angeles, which she now calls home. She began acting in theater in Michigan before pursuing acting on camera, appearing in TV, films, and commercials. You might recognize her as Coco from "Fuller House" or from indie films like "West Michigan" and "Greatland." She’s also no stranger to "Trevor and the Virgin" fans, having played Martha in both the original short film and its sequel, apart from the RealShort series.

Dylan Rourke (Trevor)

Rourke, who played Trevor in the original "Trevor and the Virgin" short film and its sequel, is an American actor with a mix of film, TV, and stage credits under his belt. He’s appeared in shows like "Grey’s Anatomy," "Modern Family," and "9-1-1: Lone Star," and starred in indie films like "Send It!" and "Bury the Bride." On stage, he took on the role of Happy Loman in "Death of a Salesman," and he’s also performed sketch comedy with the late Fred Willard’s MoHos troupe. Dylan trained at The Groundlings and UCB and holds a business degree from Arizona State.

Travis Burns (Brett)

Burns is an Australian actor from a small town near Melbourne called Bacchus Marsh. He kicked off his acting career on the CW action series "SAF3," but he’s probably best known for playing Tyler Brennan on the long-running Aussie soap, "Neighbours." He’s also starred in films like "Sunrise in Heaven," "A Christmas Princess," and "Dreamcatcher." Growing up, he was big into sports, such as football, basketball, baseball, and swimming. His love for the ocean led him to become an open water diver, with skills in photography, navigation, and even rescue diving.

Elizabeth Posey (Tilla)

Posey, who plays Martha’s bold and outspoken friend Tilla, grew up in Florida but was born in Shrewsbury, New Jersey. She comes from a creative family — she’s cousins with actor Tyler Posey, and her dad is the brother of actor John Posey. Elizabeth got her start on stage, studied Theater and Public Relations at the University of Florida, and later moved to L.A. to chase her acting dreams. She’s also classically trained in voice and has been studying music since she was seven. You might’ve also seen her in a small role on HBO’s Euphoria.

Max Leblanc (Drew)

Leblanc's Drew in "Trevor and the Virgin," adds a mix of tension and charm to the story. He’s also appeared in action films like "Vendetta: No Conscience" and "No Mercy" and continues to show range in newer projects like this ReelShort drama.

Before hitting phones as a vertical series, "Trevor and the Virgin" actually started as a short film back in 2019, starring Chloé Ray Warmoth and Dylan Rourke. It even got a sequel, "Trevor and the Virgin 2." The ReelShort version gives the story a fresh spin for today’s audience.