Aaron's childhood was a unique blend of Virginia's charm and the vibrant culture of Venezuela, where he spent time with his family. This dual upbringing likely influenced his early interests and passions. However, a disagreement with his Baseball coach led him to pursue a different path, one that would ultimately define his future.
At Annandale High School, Aaron discovered his love for the performing arts when he tried out for the spring play instead of continuing with Baseball. This chance encounter sparked a fire within him, and after graduating from Virginia Tech, he made the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television.
Upon arriving in Los Angeles, Aaron enjoyed some initial success as an actor and model. Yet, he soon realized that these careers didn't bring him the sense of fulfillment he was seeking. It wasn't until he took a screenwriting class at Santa Monica College that he discovered his true calling - storytelling. This newfound passion led him to begin his writing career, simultaneously honing his skills through stand-up comedy.
Throughout his journey, Aaron has consistently put pen to paper, producing a wide range of content. He found a creative home on the TNT show "Leverage" and later explored more personal projects in both film and literature. His writing and directing debut, "In Sickness and In Health", received critical acclaim at film festivals, and he also penned the children's holiday picture book "Santa's Plight".
Aaron's latest endeavor is the Young Adult Dystopian novel "GENE.SYS.", which is now available on Amazon. This latest work showcases his growth as a writer and his ability to craft engaging stories that captivate readers of all ages.
