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Aaron Millar

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Aaron Millar (born 9 December 1978; age 29) is a location scout and manager from Beverly Hills, California. In August 2007, he briefly worked on 2009's Star Trek under location manager Becky Brake. His job was to find a warehouse for wardrobe storage.

Millar is a 1997 graduate of Beverly Hills High School. He later attended Los Angeles Valley College and transferred to California State University, Northridge, from which he graduated in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in History. He began his career in location scouting and management shortly thereafter.

Millar was an assistant location manager on the upcoming Paramount Pictures release, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Like Star Trek, Benjamin Button features an appearance by the young Spencer Daniels. Millar also helped procure shooting locations for such films as The Holiday and Captivity, as well as television shows such as Ghost Whisperer, Criminal Minds, Curb Your Enthusiasm, " "Entourage,"and the short-lived Raines (starring Linda Park).

In addition to Star Trek, Millar's upcoming film credits include The Lionsgate doccumentary "Religulous," Disney's Beverly Hills Chihuahua and Race to Witch Mountain, the latter of which stars Dwayne Johnson. Millar was an assistant location manager on the latter two of these films. He was also a location scout on Crank 2: High Voltage, which, like Star Trek, features Clifton Collins, Jr. in a villainous role.

Millar has worked on commercials for such companies as Nike, Discover Card, Bridgestone Tires, Discovery Channel, Coca-Cola, GMC Trucks, Toyota, and AT&T. He also scouted locations for music videos from rapper Busta Rhymes, pop rock artists "Pink", "Lenka", and R&B/Soul artist Alica Keyes

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