Aaron Hallows
Producer Aaron Hallows was drawn to "Indecent Exposure" a darkly comedic exploration of Hollywood's allure and hidden costs, seeing an opportunity to delve into ambition and identity through character-driven storytelling. As the producer of both projects, and leveraging his experience from a previous sitcom, he was also eager to develop "A City Upon a Hill," a post-apocalyptic drama focused on survival and resilience. Aaron aimed for "Indecent Exposure" to spark reflection on success, while envisioning "A City Upon a Hill" as a gripping and emotionally resonant narrative.
Frankie is a sociopathic actress who becomes fixated on an up-and-coming casting director, Carrie. Hoping to leverage information gathered through stalking, Frankie shows up at Carrie’s workplace, aiming to charm her to secure an audition for the lead role in a massive blockbuster. Frankie discovers that the receptionist of the casting process is sleeping with Carrie’s boyfriend, Adam. After exposing Adam’s secret to gain leverage over Carrie, she infiltrates Carrie’s personal and professional life, becoming her roommate and the new receptionist. With her new non-assuming position of power, she sabotages the remainder of the auditions. As a final resort to cast the lead, the film director, Victor Truman, reluctantly agrees to let Frankie audition. The audition goes well, and for a moment, it seems Frankie’s dreams are about to come true. Until Maya, an actress Frankie had seemingly “dealt with” previously returns and quickly becomes Victor’s new favourite. Frankie’s desperation turns deadly when trying to get Maya out of the picture.
After surviving a nuclear war, Kyle Morningstar and Zach Gibbons find themselves stuck underground in their nuclear missile silo cut off from the outside for weeks. An argument ensues due to unresolved personal animosity but gets cut short with the arrival of teenager Elijah Davis. Who was led there by the mysterious Elisabeth. A deal is struck between the two groups for mutual survival and salvation. Unknown to our heroes, Brigadier General Braxton, Kyle and Zach’s commanding officer, survived the war and is seeking revenge against the machine he feels caused Armageddon
Meet Aaron Hallows, a Production graduate from the National Film School at IADT. He’s a detail-oriented and passionate pro at both producing and editing, with a strong foundation in storytelling and content creation. Aaron’s experience covers the entire lifecycle of a project, from the initial concept to post-production. He’s got the skills to bring creative visions to life.He’s dedicated to consistently delivering high-quality, impactful content, understanding the demands and scale of big-scale studio productions. Aaron’s poised to bring his skills in project management, creative problem-solving, and collaborative spirit to large teams involved in major film and television projects.
