Aric Abraham

Aric Abraham was born in Omaha, Nebraska, but quickly relocated to Manhattan, Kansas for a short time before settling in Kansas City, Missouri. After graduating from Park Hill High School in Kansas City, his original career path choice was to enter the music business as a recording engineer/producer, which took him to Missouri Western State University for 2 years. In his time there, he joined Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and was active in the Golden Griffon Marching Band Drumline, until he transferred to Missouri State University, where his focus switched to Digital Film Production. After switching his degree focus to film, he began taking screen-writing courses with Diana Botsford, who pushed him to enter his first one hour spec script into a competition, which yielded a 2nd Place award in the BEA National Screen-Writing Competition. After that, he realized that film was indeed what he was meant to do with his life. Currently he resides in Los Angeles, actively pursuing work.