Aaron Kirk Douglas

In 2009 Aaron co-produced a short film called "Salt and Silicone" with Portland, Oregon director Warren Pereira, a comedy about breast implants. Aaron also associate produced a film called "Veer" about America's bicycle culture.

The film premiered in January 2009 at the Victoria (BC) International Film Festival and screened over 30 times in May 2009 at venues across the country as part of national bicycling month, including a May, 2009 screening at the Lincoln Center in NYC. Aaron is working on a new musical about aliens with Harvard music grad Kurt Crowley, based on their original work. The musical has had three separate staged readings and received a $6,000 grant from the Regional Arts and Culture Council for the most recent reading. The project remains in progress. Mr. Douglas' memoir.

This documentary, about five gay male couples, is distributed by Cinema Epoch and was dubbed into Hebrew, German and Russian for broadcasting internationally in Israel/West Bank and Gaza, along with Germany and Russia in 2007. It won a bronze Telly award. Aaron produced "Monster Camp" with director Cullen Hoback. Monster Camp, a documentary about live action role-players in the Pacific Northwest, screened at nearly 40 film festivals around the world, winning four awards for best documentary including the audience award at Cinequest in San Jose. Monster Camp is distributed by Gravitas Ventures. The film enjoyed a limited 8-city theatrical release before being released on DVD to Hollywood Video outlets, Netflix and Blockbuster online. Monster Camp has aired in Australia on the ABC television network and for a substantial time remained one of the most popular films for Netflix subscribers in Portland, Oregon.

His first feature film, "Freedom State," premiered in March, 2006 at Cinequest and then screened at numerous other festivals. Freedom State, a quirky narrative about the adventures of a lonely housewife and her mental health home colleagues after the apocalypse, is distributed by IndieFlix of Seattle, Washington.

Aaron's first documentary feature was "The Man You Had in Mind" featuring the music of gay icon Eric Himan in 2006.

His first documentary "My Days of Awe and Grief: Dirk and Me" was awarded the best documentary prize at the May, 2004 Forest Film Festival in Portland.

In 2003 he returned to school to study filmmaking.

In 1996 Mr. Douglas became a licensed Private Investigator in Seattle, Washington.

He graduated in 1983 from the nationally recognized School of Journalism at the University of Oregon. Aaron began the formative years of his career in radio and television broadcast news and then earned his paralegal degree, focusing on paralegal work and then as a law firm marketing and business development professional. He has worked for some of the most well known law firms in the Pacific Northwest including Lane Powell, Barran Liebman and Miller Nash.

Born in Springfield, Oregon in 1961, Aaron Kirk Douglas attended Springfield public schools including Thurston High.