Aaron Wolf was given the award of “Renaissance Man” in the third grade by his teacher, Mrs. Cheeves. He was a bit upset by the award because he didn’t know what it meant. His parents explained it to him and now he understands that it was the right award for him to receive. Wolf is an award winning actor, director, speaker, talk show host and activist who uses his creative talents to tell stories that resonate and inspire. He co-founded Howling Wolf Productions, a film production company that provides a full range of filmmaking services – narrative, documentary and commercial. He is also the founder of the I Am Able Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to neurodiversity awareness.
Award-Winning Filmmaker
Wolf's filmmaking includes the award-winning productions "Guest House, " "The Walk," and “Tar.” His most personal project, the documentary "Restoring Tomorrow," achieved Academy Award® shortlist recognition. Wolf hosted the talk show “The Together Show”, with guests such as Alec Baldwin, Graham Greene, and Portugal the Man and he currently hosts the podcast, “The Hopeless Show”, bringing hope to all things hopeless. Wolf has conducted in-depth interviews with such culture-shapers as Harrison Ford, Kobe Bryant, Mila Kunis and JJ Abrams. Wolf has been featured on ABC, NBC, Fox News and numerous podcasts, radio and morning shows. He has been featured in the LA Times, The Times of Israel, The Miami Herald, among many other newspapers and periodicals.
Champion for Neurodiversity
Beyond filmmaking, Wolf is a passionate advocate for neurodiversity. He identifies as a neurodivergent learner, having navigated an educational system that lacked understanding of his unique learning style. Driven by his experiences, Wolf founded the I Am Able Foundation. This organization utilizes storytelling, film, and outreach programs to challenge misconceptions and stigmas surrounding neurodivergent learners. Their mission is to raise awareness of invisible disabilities, replacing stigma with knowledge, and fostering a more inclusive environment. We can all be Renaissance Humans!