Aaron Fradkin

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Aaron Fradkin
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Aaron Fradkin is an L.A. based Writer & Director. Originally from Western Massachusetts, he attended Boston University where he majored in Film/TV. Since moving out to Los Angeles, he's worked at various production companies and advertising agencies, but now independently produces music video's, short films, and features.  In 2012, along with his producing partner, he wrote and directed his own micro-budget film, 15 North. The film premiered at festivals around the country and took home the "Best Feature Film" award at the SENE Film Festival.  In 2018, Aaron completed his second feature film, Electric Love, produced by his production company, Social House Films.

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Co-Writer:
2021  The Ballerina

Director:
2018  Electric Love
2021  The Ballerina
2021  Val
2024  Beezel

Editor:
2018  Electric Love
2021  The Ballerina
2021  Val
2024  Beezel

Executive Producer:
2012  Love and Death in Los Angeles
2018  Electric Love
2021  The Ballerina
2021  Val
2024  Beezel

Writer:
2012  Love and Death in Los Angeles
2018  Electric Love
2021  The Ballerina
2021  Val
2024  Beezel

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