At age five, the only things Aidan was interested in were the VHS camera and Indiana Jones. Seeking to unite those two passions, he began recreating scenes from "The Temple of Doom" in an attempt to improve them, which eventually led to his adoption of both the family video camera and his love of film-making.

This continued on into high school where he continued to make short films in his spare time and eventually for his high school Film 11 and 12 classes, participating in several small festivals and eventually becoming a TA. During this time he also had the opportunity to participate in and help write a feature-length play with his Drama 12 class entitled "The Art of Hope" that premiered at the local Centennial Theatre.

Aidan has recently completed his final year in Capilano University's Motion Picture Arts Program (BMPA). He has worked as a Producer and Director in Corporate, Music Video, and other Independent fields with a heavy focus on narrative-driven content. He has a penchant for making small stories reach the big screen, and doing whatever is necessary to make that possible, earning him a producing credit on the short film "This Happens".

Shortly after he was brought on to produce and eventually co-write "The Bus Stop" (2018) with Director Kama Sood which won "Best North American Short" at VISAFF and "Best Student Film" at WFF.

He is currently completing post work on his Bachelor film entitled "Dead Inside". It will be released in 2020.