:Draft:Ethan Trinh

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|name=Trinh

|given name=Ethan

|nickname=ET

|birth_name=Ethan TK Trinh

|birth_place=San Jose, California, U.S.

|birth_date=1999/02/04

|nationality=Vietnamese American

|height=5′ 7½″ (1.71 m)

|weight kg=127

|occupation={{hlist|Dancer|Filmmaker|Writer|YouTuber}}

|years_active=2016-present

|home_town=San Jose, California

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Ethan TK Trinh was born on February 4th, 1999 in Northern California, USA. A small city on the outskirts of the Bay Area. He is a Filmmaker and Writer, known for The Knowing (2019), The Thrill (2019) and Don't Look Outside (2021). Trinh is experienced in photography, self-publishing several books to his name, & learning more about art in many different forms.

Early life

Ethan TK Trinh was born and raised on February 4, 1999, in San Jose, California. He's the youngest brother to his older sister and brother. His parents are retired home loan officers. He graduated high school from Evergreen Valley High School in 2018.

Career

From 2017 to 2021, Ethan starred as characters such as Mason in Mason McCormick, Ethan T: The Silent Typewriter in Ethan T · Full Interview, and Byron in The Knowing. In 2019, Trinh made this fun little short/sketch called 'A Day in Life at Best Buy and Target', and Felix Tran in The Thrill. In 2022, Trinh then starred as a College Student in the short film, Black_Site which is still currently under development. In 2022, he directed, edited, starred, produced, and wrote another short film the same year to which the title is Depression and Obsession playing Eunce Twayne. In 2023, it was announced that Trinh's next films will be in various projects made mostly by himself though still in the works.

Personal life

Trinh grew up of Vietnamese American descent, he also attended Quail Run Elementary around 2004-2005 in San Ramon California, then went on to attend Pine Valley Middle for two years in 2013 before moving to San Jose, CA for the summer. In the fall of that year, he graduated from Quimby Oak Middle School in early 2014.