Aaron Fourman

For me growing up I had a great group of friends. We did a lot of hilarious things. One day I thought to myself I wanted to remember those things so I busted out the video camera. It was always just as much fun watching the videos as it was to do the things in the videos. It grew into doing projects for my college in the student lead chapel services. I help make videos for Cedarville University for special occasions. I enjoyed that so much that I took several classes and expanded my knowledge. After college I thought if I could make a career out of doing video I would, and that is exactly what I did. I love working for Exit Row Productions. I love helping people be creative. I love doing videos for non profits and missions organizations to portray an important message through video. My wife is an elementary school teacher, and she said that she can always count on a video to calm her students and engage them. I don’t think we, as adults, are much different. Video is a powerful tool, and I love using it to help people communicate what they want to say.