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Aaron has produced and directed a number of television documentaries. His credits include: An Artist of the Grand: Journey Through Festival Country (TVOntario, 2000) - Director. The Spirit of Place: Trans Canada Trailblazing. (TVOntario, 2000) - Associate Producer.
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Rocky. Silverado. Clash of the Titans.Once you hear the...
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Aaron Lam loves telling stories. He is an author and...
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Believing a Man Can Fly: Memories of a Life in Special...
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My name is Aaron Lam. I'm a film and television writer and producer in Los Angeles. Most recently, I created and Executive Produced the Netflix animated series . I was also a Writer/Producer on Season 4 of Amazon's and Starz's. I've always been fascinated with photography.
Aaron Lam is an accomplished author, director, and producer. His passion is storytelling and his guilty pleasure is all things connected to movies about Superman. He has written three books, numerous articles, and television and documentary scripts. He also works as the Marketing and Communication Officer for Hamilton Health Sciences.
Studios, Japanese studio Polygon Pictures Inc., and Aaron Lam who serves as the writer and an executive producer of the series. Fifty years in the future, after a terrifying alien species attacked our planet, teenager Stanford Yu works as a janitor at the Sky Corps Military Academy.
Believing a Man Can Fly: Memories of a Life in Special Effects and Film is the story of a man’s lifelong quest to turn the impossible into reality and to achieve new heights of movie magic while adapting to unprecedented change. Buy it now: BearManor Media - Hardcover | Softcover. Amazon.com. Barnes & Noble. Amazon.ca. Chapters.Indigo.ca.
Rocky. Silverado. Clash of the Titans.Once you hear the musical themes of these films, they take up permanent residence in your head. In the grandest cinematic tradition, great adventure movies require great adventure scores to fully express th
AARON LAM is a writer and producer of documentaries about hockey, theatre and health. His nonfiction and poetry have appeared in magazines and films. He lives in Oakville, Ontario.
