Aaron Goodwin

Aaron Goodwin, born on April 1, 1976, is a prominent equipment technician, camera operator, and paranormal investigator. He gained widespread recognition through his role in the Travel Channel's acclaimed paranormal series, Ghost Adventures.

Goodwin's journey into the world of paranormal investigation began when he was recruited by Zak Bagans and Nick Groff as a cameraman for their documentary project in Las Vegas. His expertise in filming and capturing B-roll footage proved invaluable, ultimately leading to the creation of the hit series, Ghost Adventures. In the show, Goodwin frequently finds himself alone in the most haunted areas, often used as “bait” to lure in spirits and document their presence.

Prior to his involvement with Ghost Adventures, Goodwin honed his skills as a camera operator for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and worked on various behind-the-scenes projects in Las Vegas. His filmography also includes notable appearances in Space Detective (2017), Malevolence (2004), and Crimps (2011), showcasing his versatility in different genres.

Throughout his career, Goodwin has not only entertained audiences with thrilling supernatural encounters but has also solidified his reputation as a key figure in the paranormal investigation community. His unique perspective and dedication have made him a beloved personality among fans of the genre.