Aaron Wilson is a Melbourne-based director and screenwriter, who was born in rural Australia and has lived and worked across the South-East Asia region. Aaron directed LITTLE TORNADOES (2021), co-written alongside esteemed Australian writer Christos Tsiolkas, which premiered at Melbourne International Film Festival and received an ADG Award for Best Direction in a Narrative Feature Film (Budget Under $1M). Aaron’s VR film, IOPU (2020), following a queer Samoan-Australian performer about to take the stage, also premiered at Melbourne International Film Festival and received an ADG Award for Best Direction in an Interactive or Immersive Project.

In 2006, Aaron took part in a filmmaker residency program with Objectifs Centre for Filmmaking and Photography in Singapore. During this program, Aaron developed the script for his debut feature film, CANOPY (2013), which premiered at Toronto International Film Festival.

Aaron has made several short films which have screened at more than 100 festivals, acquiring international sales and awards. His short films include MY NAME IS MARTIN (2012), WIND (2007) and TEN FEET TALL (2005). His film AHMAD’S GARDEN (2008) premiered at Melbourne International Film Festival.

Aaron is currently in development on several feature projects and is also represented by Merv Makes (Australasia) and Chuan Pictures (South-East Asia) for commercials.

For a full CV please email info@rgm.com.au