Aaron Trout

Born in Grand Forks, North Dakota, Aaron has traveled to and lived in many different states throughout his childhood. Aaron has had an interest in acting since 5th grade and had always been fascinated by the different types of people he observed from state to state. At 12 years old, while living in Pennsylvania, he made and starred in his first film. In it, he wanted to show the tragedy of the Holocaust, and although a bit young for the role, played a Nazi S.S. Officer. Shortly thereafter, he created a Groucho Marx show mimicking the video and album recordings of the comedian. Aaron attended college in North Carolina majoring in psychology. There he worked as a radio announcer and disc jockey of a top radio station. In North Carolina, he gained his love of the theater playing the roles of Eddie in Fool For Love and George in Of Mice and Men, amongst others. He then made his way to Florida and studied with various acting teachers while continuing to hone in on his craft through his film and stage work in Orlando. Aaron currently resides in Los Angeles, California where he continues to work in both film and stage.