Probably the most significant distinction of Cary Trivanovich would be the unprecedented performance he created as a student in high school.  When he began performing his pantomime, it was just for fun, yet it became apparent that he created a performance unlike anything in the world.  He changed the art of mime into something extraordinary.  Cary's performance was instant success every time he stepped on stage.  Hollywood theatre critics called him  "a remarkably prodigious talent" and "perfect cartoons."  Cary's unique approach to mime became acclaimed in educational theatre, as he taught and directed his art in universities and International Thespian conferences.  Fred Fate, chair of the American Theatre Association Western Region, stated that Cary was "...setting standards of excellence that become a measuring stick to which others strive."  It was compelling to behold for any audience, even the toughest of audiences: teenagers.  His first national school tour at 19 years of age drew comments from high school administrators such as:

"The best assembly we have had... it ran into lunch by choice of the students,"  "Magnificent! Totally captivated a difficult audience," and "Standing ovation after encore." 

Since then, Cary has captivated and captured the respect of each and every audience he has faced, even high schools - thousands of them - irrespective of their location or behavioral history.

This quick, unprecedented respect has won him the right to be heard everywhere he goes, to speak freely and candidly with a message that would be whole-heartedly accepted. 

This has set Cary Trivanovich apart in the school assembly circuit across America.