Biography

Aaron Seltzer was born on October 30, 1970 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is a writer and director, known for Disaster Movie (2008), Date Movie (2006) and Epic Movie (2007). He is married to Dana Seltzer. They have two children.

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Frequent coworker with Jason Friedberg

Mostly works with Fred Willard and Jennifer Coolidge (Date Movie and Epic Movie) as well as Tony Cox Date movie, Disaster movie and Epic Movie

In a 2014 interview with Grantland, Seltzer and former creative partner Jason Friedberg revealed that after performing rewrites on Maximum Risk (1996), they sold an animated film to Disney that "turned into Cars," followed by an adaptation of the 1999 novel Little Green Men. According to production notes for their film Scary Movie (2000), a project titled Motor Mouths was written the same year as the original novel's release. Little Green Men's film rights were being bid over by New Line Cinema in 1998, who had continued developing the film by 2000 with the duo's involvement, according to news reports during this era and the Scary Movie press kit. The year dates and immediate follow-up suggest Motor Mouths was Friedberg and Seltzer's animated pitch, which already referenced a vehicular synonym in its name. On Seltzer's official website, he lists Pixar Animation Studios, the studio that produced Cars (2006), as one of his clients.