Aaron Latta-Morissette

Aaron Latta-Morissette is an American actor born to Susan Morissette, a sign-language interpreter, and Darlene Latta, a psycho-therapist. He has one older brother, Jacob, and was raised Jewish in Falls Church, VA. After moving to Rehoboth Beach, DE at the age of 7, Aaron became involved in his high school theatre, and quickly fell in love with the arts. Hungry to go out and gain experience, he started auditioning on the weekends, and soon began his formal training in New York City. Upon diving into his first full-time conservatory program, Aaron found a mentor-ship in his personal acting coach, Matthew James Thomas. Thanks to Matthew's guidance, Aaron navigated himself into countless short and feature films, independent series, theatre, and more. Immediately after completing his two years at the William Esper Studio, Aaron starred for four months in the original Off-Broadway immersive theater production, The Cooping Theory: 1969. He has worked on thesis films for more than 15 different colleges, has appeared in music videos for Moon Taxi, Jay Pray, and Tokyo Driftwood, and still takes classes as often as possible.