AARON FOSTER
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dangerously thin meth drug addict troublemaker (Performance Video) Quicktime
Dropped over 30 lbs to play this 126lb recovering drug addict.
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Radical Artists Agency (CO) (303) 477-4777 |
Film | ||
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Fit For Murder |
Supporting |
Jodi Binstock |
Desert Shadows |
Lead |
Tyler Bourns |
Charles Gray |
Lead |
Aaron Foster |
Tacos for [REDACTED] |
Lead |
Emily Skyle |
Inflatio |
Lead |
Bryon Evans |
the lion's den |
Lead |
Orchid Cameron |
Lost In Memories |
Lead |
Jackie Ruiz-Shelton |
Three Clicks |
Supporting |
Emily Skyle |
Phase Me Up |
Supporting |
Adrian Bishop |
Television | ||
Working Stiffs (pilot) |
Rhyse Rockweller |
Cordillera Films |
FreeStyle (52 episodes) |
Host |
HGTV |
Training | ||
Lesly Kahn |
Scene Study/On Camera |
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Margie Haber |
On Camera Technique |
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Groundlings |
Improv |
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Beverly Hills Playhouse |
Scene Study |
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Tepper/Gallegos |
Commercial Workshop |
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Theater | ||
Burn This |
Pale |
2100 Square Feet Theater |
Sexual Perversity in Chicago |
Bernie |
Skylight Theater |
Barefoot in the Park |
Paul Bratter |
Reno Little Theater |
Dinner With Friends |
Tom |
Skylight Theater |
The Foreigner |
Charlie |
Elephant Theater |
Monesson Falls |
Kip |
Good Luck Macbeth |
Education | ||
Bachelor of Arts, History/PolSci |
UC Davis |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'10" |
Weight: 140 lbs |
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Certified Pizzaiolo, Professional Artist, Card Counting, Cycling, Cycling - Mountain Biking, Cycling - Unicycle, Frisbee, Hula Hoop, Ping Pong, Rollerblading, Running - General, Swimming - ability - general, Yoga, Audio Prompter, Chef, Chef - Sous, Comedian, Ear Prompter, Host, Licensed Driver, Teleprompter, Voiceover, American - Boston Accent, American - New York Accent
As an actor, this guy lives somewhere between Adam Scott and David Duchovny with a dash of Sam Rockwell on a good day. As a comic, between Mike Birbiglia and Marc Maron. Starred in 52 episodes of his own show (FreeStyle) for HGTV within a year of moving to LA. A successful professional artist and entrepreneur for over 20 years, he's now retired from that world. Adam Carolla once told him he was a lousy actor so he made a movie about it and won best actor for his performance. So there.