Aaron Hosé is an Emmy Award-winning producer whose work has been recognized both nationally and internationally. Born in Texas and raised in Aruba, he developed a passion for culture and creativity from a very young age. As a Media Coordinator for the University of Central Florida, Aaron currently develops and produces original, High Definition programming for broadcast TV, the web, and video-on-demand. His documentary series for UCF Television, “The Gallery”, earned him Suncoast Emmy Awards in 2008 and 2009. In 2003, Aaron produced and directed “The Groveland Four,” an acclaimed short documentary that introduced the riveting story of four African-American boys wrongfully accused and persecuted in Groveland, Florida, in 1949. The film was screened at film festivals across the United States. From 2003 to 2005, Aaron worked as a segment producer for the Dutch TV program “Frame”, for which he created “Frame Goes U.S.A.” The series documented college experiences of Dutch Caribbean students in the United States, and was broadcast in Aruba and the Netherlands.
“Voices in the Clouds” is an intimate exploration of Tony Coolidge’s quest to understand his heritage. At the heart of the film lies the celebration of family and cultural preservation. Through his amazing journey, the film hopes to encourage viewers to carve their own path toward self-discovery. With his mother gone, Tony reunites with his relatives in Taiwan, only to…