Aaron Farb was born in Rockford, Il on March 12, 1981. Amid childhood his family moved to a pocket sized town in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. The balance of city and countryside would prove to be a major influence on Aaron and his artistic avenues. After finishing school with a double major in Fine Art (intaglio printmaking) and business marketing, Aaron established a company with his father building custom log cabins. While the company was a success, it was through his continual intrigue to explore the many facets of life that eventually opened the door to the world of cinema. While Michael Mann's film Public Enemies (2009) was on location in Wisconsin, curious about the process, Aaron applied for two months, every week, to be a background actor. In the end, he was instead, hired as Christian Bale's standin. This new fascination grew into a passion and dedication to the craft, which lead to driving hundreds of miles to study and audition for low budget films in Chicago and Milwaukee. After booking several roles in film and commercial work, it was time to close the shop and follow this new dream to Los Angeles. Aaron's natural intensity and connectedness quickly began drawing attention. His studio film debut was across from Leonardo DiCaprio, in Clint Eastwood's (2011) film J. Edgar, which, unfortunately, in the end was left on the cutting room floor. He has continued his work with Hollywood greats such as Joaquin Phoenix and Paul Thomas Anderson in The Master (2012), Harrison Ford in 42 (2013), Alex Kurtzman's People Like Us (2012), and Ray Liotta in The River Murders (2011). His television work has included roles as Special Agent Durwell on NBC's Grimm (2012)(TV), as well as Rob in NBC's show Revolution (2012)(TV).