[2] Prior to VENN, Aaron was the Director of Gaming and Public Figures at Fullscreen, a WarnerMedia company, and led the content department at Omaze,[3] a leading fundraising company offering once-in-a-lifetime experiences with celebrities, athletes, musicians and more where he produced award-winning digital content.
Possibly the deciding factor in Godfred's decision to have a career in film came about as a result of a project he undertook while still at graduate school.
Working long hours there, he decided to pursue the creative side of filmmaking and wrote the script for what would be his first feature film.
The script was for Little Blue Pill,[10] a comedy which starred Aaron Kuban, Gerold Wunstel, Trevor Coppola and Jonathan Ahdout.
[11][12][13] Among the other films he has been producer or co-producer of is the 2010 horror comedy John Dies at the End that starred Chase Williamson and Rob Mayes.