Aaron Woolfolk Net Worth is
$2 Million

Mini Biography

Aaron Woolfolk was created and raised in Oakland, California. He received levels in both Cultural Research and Rhetoric through the College or university of California at Berkeley. After teaching British in rural Japan (in Kochi Prefecture for the isle of Shikoku), he came back to america and shifted to NEW YORK, where he received his M.F.A. in Film from Columbia College or university. For his 1st film “Trend!” Aaron earned a Directors Guild of America award. His movies “Eki” and “Kuroi Hitsuji” earned several honours, screened in worldwide film celebrations, and performed on cable. Based on an early on draft of his screenplay “The Harimaya Bridge,” Aaron received a Walt Disney Studios/ABC Entertainment Talent Advancement Grant. He later on became a Walt Disney Studios/ABC Entertainment Composing Fellow. Using the creation of “The Harimaya Bridge” in the summertime of 2008, Aaron became the first African-American to take an attribute film in Japan. The film opened up in theaters countrywide in Japan in the summertime of 2009 and received rave evaluations. Aaron’s first perform, “Bronzeville” (co-written with Timothy Toyama), premiered in the Los Angeles Theater Middle in the springtime of 2009 to rave evaluations.

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