Aaron D. Spears
Aaron D. Spears has come a long way. A Washington D.C. native, Aaron has exhibited his natural talent in sports which have given him the tenacity, perseverance and inner strength that has helped launch him into a career in film, and television. Aaron's television appearances include, NCIS, Castle, Bones, Shark, and the CBS Series Criminal Minds. Aaron's latest big screen effort came in the form of a role as Officer Lance in the Academy Award nominated film Babel. In 1997, Aaron established his own company which brings a new facet of spoken-word poetry and thought provoking film to Hollywood. Teaming up with his longtime friend and director, Craig Ross, Jr on their fourth project together, Aaron also shines as an Executive producer on The Mannsfield 12.
Aaron Dalla Villa
Aaron Dalla Villa was born and raised in Suffolk, Virginia and studied music and dance-training at the prestigious Governor's School for the Arts in Norfolk, Virginia in classical ballet and classical modern dance. He had a career in dance and worked with Nashville Ballet, Elements Contemporary Ballet, and Minnesota Ballet Theatre before moving to NYC. After moving to NYC, Aaron continued to pursue performance as an actor and has been featured in numerous film, television, and theater roles. Off Broadway credits include Bobby in Seeing You, John in Sleep F$@cking: Revision. Regional theater roles include Mordred/Squire Dap in CAMELOT (Dir. Scott Schwartz/Bay Street Theater), Mr. Mistoffelees in CATS (Beef & Boards), Treat in Orphans (Conklin Theatre), Peter Pan in Peter Pan Workshop (Broadway Asia). Film credits include All Those Small Things (w/James Faulkner), Pledge, Trick (w/Omar Epps), Immortal (w/Dylan Baker), Chasing Gold (w/Paul Sorvino). Television credits include Gossip Girl, Girls5Eva, Madam Secretary, Gotham, On The Verge, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and Duels. He is also a rapper with a verified IG following of over 40k @aarondallavilla. He is represented by Stewart Talent and Studio Matrix for PR. When not performing, he produces for NYC indie film production company, Stag Pictures, and currently has several projects in development.
Aaron Danby
Aaron Danby is an actor, known for MS Slavic 7 (2019).
Aaron David
Aaron David moved to Los Angeles in the late 1960's. After graduating from Taft High School and earning his Bachelors degree at the University of Pheonix , Aaron embarked on his journey as an actor playing Mr. Robinson in the stage production of The Graduate,and then was then cast in projects with directors,Timothy Woodward Jr, Keyla Tabish,John Luksetich, and Danielle Bisutti. He has also worked with directors Ifeoma Chukwuogo , Micah Smith, Spenser Ford and Chelsea Woods. Aaron is creator and producer and lead actor of the upcoming shorts "What to do", "Yellow Bricks" and co-producer and lead actor in the soon to be announced feature "From Superman to Man"
Aaron Davis
Aaron Davis is known for People of Earth (2016), Fahrenheit 451 (2018) and Incorporated (2016).
Aaron De Jesus
Aaron De Jesus is known for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999), City on a Hill (2019) and Heber Holiday (2007).
Aaron De Strete
Aaron De Strete is known for Rise of the Footsoldier 3 (2017), I Am Vengeance: Retaliation (2020) and Enslaved (2020).
Aaron DeCarlo
Aaron DeCarlo is an actor and production designer, known for Solver (2017).
Aaron Deacon-Shaw
Aaron Deacon-Shaw is an actor, known for Swimming for Gold (2020), The Date Host (2018) and Love Island Australia (2018).
Aaron Deakins
Born in Plymouth Devon, Aaron found himself love struck by Cinema, mainly action cinema at an early age. He would get his school friends together and organize film party's and make small films on a single day time budget. Once he had reached his teens he would begin studying acting at the Plymouth college of Art, where he had slowly begun to make his way into TV shows and Films. Now, from there he started to get a name for himself and created his own small production company. Now Aaron not only stars in action roles he also helps to produce and create movies.