Aaron's academic accomplishments commenced with his distinguished graduation from the esteemed Humber Theatre Performance program, where he proudly received Honors and was bestowed the coveted Acting Achievement Award. His remarkable talents were subsequently showcased through the presentation of two plays, namely "Ambiguous" and "Charming Monsters", at the renowned Toronto Fringe Festival. Notably, "Ambiguous" garnered the esteemed Trey Anthony's award for artistic merit, and received two literary reviews, further solidifying Aaron's reputation as a talented and accomplished individual.
Aaron's remarkable directorial abilities were thoroughly scrutinized and refined as he took the reins to direct Tennessee Williams' poignant and thought-provoking play, "And Tell Sad Stories of the Deaths of Queens", within the esteemed framework of The Playwright Project. Additionally, he showcased his exceptional skills by helming Dave Carley's captivating drama, "INTO", at the renowned Berkeley Street Theatre.
Aaron's creative pursuits expanded into the digital sphere, with the conception of the web-series "Friendly Fires", a prequel to his short film "Respect", drawing inspiration from his experiences as a non-union actor. This endeavor marked a significant milestone in his career, showcasing his versatility and range as a storyteller.
In addition to his work on "Friendly Fires", Aaron created three short films as part of the Script to Screen program at Centennial College. These films, "Power Lines" and "Love Wins", garnered significant attention, touring various countries including Canada, the UK, and the US.
Aaron's screenplay, "Respect", was selected as the final class project and earned him the distinction of directing the fully funded film. The film premiered at the Hamilton Film Festival in 2021 and received a nomination for excellence in directing at the Montreal Independent Film Festival, solidifying Aaron's reputation as a talented and accomplished filmmaker.
Aaron's collaborative endeavors resulted in the co-creation of the highly acclaimed and award-winning short film "Surprise in the Night" for Shimaro Entertainment, a cinematic masterpiece that showcased his exceptional talent for storytelling and creative direction. In addition, he played a pivotal role in the development of the atmospheric and thought-provoking short film "The First Step", a project that was made possible through his association with the esteemed Toronto Arts Council. Furthermore, Aaron's versatility as a director was showcased through his virtual direction of "Social Witches" for The Boys Club, a testament to his ability to adapt to new and innovative formats.
In recent years, Aaron has expanded his creative horizons by producing the hilarious and entertaining web-series "Business Inc.", a project that has garnered a significant following and critical acclaim. His latest venture, the feature film "Baby Fever", has been generating significant buzz in the film industry, thanks to its thrilling and suspenseful plot, which has left audiences on the edge of their seats.
