Aaron Alcaraz
Aaron Alcaraz is an actor based in Los Angeles and New York City. He started acting in high school at a local theatre and went on to get his BFA from Ithaca College. Since graduating, Aaron has worked all over the country, internationally, and in New York City on and off Broadway. He made his Broadway debut in 2019 as a part of the closing cast of Mean Girls, and he originated the role of 'Jack' in the Off-Broadway production of Trevor The Musical that can also be streamed on Disney+.
Aaron Altaras
Born in 1995 in Berlin, Aaron is the son of director and actress Adriana Altaras and composer Wolfgang Böhmer. Aaron played his first major role in the TV feature Mogelpackung Mann at the age of 9. He has since made a number of appearances in TV and screen productions, e.g. Wenn der Vater mit dem Sohne (2004), Allein unter Bauern (2006), Hoellenritt (2007), and most notably in Nicht alle waren Moerder (2006), a film that tells the story of young Michael Degen, a Jewish boy who survived Nazi Germany to later become a well-known actor. Aaron played lead, and the film won one of Germany's most prestigious TV awards, the Grimme Preis. Though Aaron has made significant steps onto the terrain of acting, soccer remains his foremost passion.
Aaron Amort
Aaron Amort is known for Forbidden Power (2018), Potato Chip Wars (The Hip Hopera) (2012) and Band in Seattle (2013).
Aaron Anastasi
Southern Californian native, Aaron Anastasi, was born to an Italian father with Middle Eastern ancestry, and an Italian mother with Eastern European ancestry. His father, a lifetime saw filer tradesman, and his mother, a career secretary, Aaron was the first person in his family to graduate college as the second son of seven boys. Spending the majority of his younger years in and around Huntington Beach, California, Anastasi's early years were filled with surfing, playing guitar, and performing music. In high school, Anastasi trained, acted, and sang in a number of music theater productions. A talented singer-songwriter and vocal coach, his music career took off when he was in college, and for many years Anastasi spent summers and weekends touring widely, performing music, sketch, and stand-up comedy with his band, including, most notably, Nathan Chapman, two-time Grammy Award winning producer of Taylor Swift, who played guitar on Anastasi's debut album, Star Seven. Academics came naturally to Anastasi. After high school he received a Humanities BA degree from Lee University and achieved a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, where he studied philosophy, psychology, and theology. After Anastasi stopped performing music, he co-founded several successful music-oriented businesses, including an online singing lesson course entitled Superior Singing Method, with long-time best friend, Chas Smith, a fellow musician and college roommate. With over 50M views and 500K subscribers on YouTube, Superior Singing Method became world-renowned, being ranked the #1 online singing program for over a decade. Anastasi's academic training proved invaluable when he began coaching clients in industry-leading roles ranging from TV and film directors, to Netflix and Google executives, to TED Talk speakers and Billboard-charting artists. He credits EST Founder, Werner Erhard, as well as Byron Katie, founder of The Work, and philosopher Martin Heidegger, with the transforming style he employs which is also based on his extensive ongoing reading of personal development and leadership materials, of which he is unashamedly obsessed. Taking his own coaching advice, Anastasi has limited his executive coaching to a small, exclusive, high-profile clientele in order to fully pursue his passion for acting. He also published two books in the self-development genre: The Voice of Your Dreams: Turn Down The Voices of Limitation, and Turn Up The Volume of Success, which landed at #18 on the Amazon bestseller list, and Your Prosperous Mind: Discover What You Really Want, What's Holding You Back, and How To Get New Results. Anastasi's most recent credits include, "Detective Banks" - a seasoned, no-nonsense character on season four of Carl Weber's The Family Business. He also co-stars in the Ryan Murphy Productions' Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story on Netflix, playing a physician, and is featured as "Lyle," a Hare Krishna, on Gaslit, starring Julia Roberts & Sean Penn, on STARZ. After shaving his head as an experiment, Anastasi's career spiked, booking four dramatic roles back-to-back including his appearance as "Adrian" on Marvel's Runaways, as well as an efficient paramedic on 9-1-1 and Bosch, and a recurring role on The Baxters. A prolific creator, Anastasi has also written, produced, and starred in the episodic web series entitled Adam & Jamero, produced 3 documentaries, and played a vigilante ex-cop in the film, Vigilance, which he wrote, produced and starred in, along with a few one-hour drama thrillers in various levels of development. Anastasi honed his acting skills under Actor Cress Williams of Black Lightning fame, multi-Emmy-award-nominated director, Robert Allen Ackerman, acting coach Lesly Kahn of Lesly Kahn & Company, Graham Shiels of Graham Shiels Studios and renowned dialect coach, Bob Corff of Corff Voice Studios. Anastasi resides with his wife, Martha Anastasi, (m. 2013) in Los Angeles, California.
Aaron Andrade
Aaron Andrade is an actor and writer, known for Dexter: New Blood (2021), Defending Jacob (2020) and Being Dead (2020).
Aaron Anthony
Aaron Anthony is known for Behind Her Eyes (2021), The Perfect Wife (2022) and The Good Guys (2022).
Aaron Aoki
Aaron Aoki is known for Kubo and the Two Strings (2016), Fail-Safe (2016) and The Unbidden (2016).
Aaron Arens
Aaron Arens was born in 1989 in Switzerland. He is an actor and editor, known for I Grew A Statue (2019), Heidi (2001) and Wolkenbruchs wunderliche Reise in die Arme einer Schickse (2018).
Aaron Arjun Koul
Aaron Arjun Koul is known for Kailash (2018), Baked (2015) and Independent Lens (1999).
Aaron Arnold
Aaron Arnold is an actor and producer, known for Splitting Image (2017), Papua (2018) and The Case (2015).
