Trevor Lissauer

Trevor Ryan Lissauer is a multifaceted American actor and musician whose career spans over two decades, showcasing his diverse talents in both the entertainment and music industries. He began his acting journey in 1992 with a notable debut in the Roger Corman film, The Skateboard Kid. Lissauer gained widespread recognition for his role as Miles Goodman on the beloved television series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, where he captivated audiences from 2000 to 2002, solidifying his status as a talented actor in the industry.

In addition to his acting prowess, Lissauer has made significant contributions to the music scene. He released his first self-titled album in 2001, followed by Transit Plaza in 2003, which was later re-released on iTunes under the band name The Glass Plastiks. This project showcased his ability to blend various musical influences, and the band underwent several transformations, ultimately releasing the single “Time to Exist” in 2008, further establishing their presence in the music world.

Lissauer’s music has been featured in popular television shows, including Nip/Tuck and the DVD release of Party of Five, demonstrating his versatility and appeal as a musician. In 2012, he launched a new music project called Animal Cloud, collaborating with Glass Plastiks drummer Keith Tenenbaum. This project drew inspiration from renowned bands like MGMT and Radiohead, highlighting Lissauer’s innovative approach to music.

Since 2020, Lissauer has also been a regular contributor to the podcast Beam Me Up Scotty, where he shares his insights and experiences, further engaging with his audience. With a rich career in both acting and music, Trevor Lissauer continues to inspire and entertain, leaving a lasting impact on the creative landscape.