Aaron Scully's acting experience encompasses diverse roles across film, theatre and television. Clown's Lament (2009), which Scully wrote and also stars in, was an official selection in The Method Fest (CA) along with many other international film festivals. He was also awarded BEST ACTOR for the role at ACTIONFest (2007) as well as BEST ACTORS SHOWCASE at both Yosemite International Film Festival (2009) and Nevada Film Festival (2009). He will appear in the television series The mystery files playing the historical figures of Robin Hood and Richard III, which was filmed in Wales, UK. The show will appear on National Geographic Channel in U.S. (2010). He has appeared in a number of feature films including the leading roles of Jake Truman in Monkeyshine (2008) shot in Northamptonshire and The Channel Islands (UK), Danny Jenkins in Souvenir (2005), shot in three locations at Byron Bay, Sydney and Thailand, and Alistair Renosirp in Virtuous. Scully played a supporting role as the enigmatic Craig Steadman in the thriller I know how many runs you scored last summer, and also appears in Gabriel and Evolver as well as the television production The Alice. Scully attend the 2006 Cannes Film Festival to promote Souvenir, which screened in Marche du Films.

Scully's theatre credits include Tom Dillion in Last of the Knucklemen, where he played opposite Ian Roberts (Superman Returns / Dancing with the Stars), as well as roles as Geoff Hayward in The Club, Lewis Riley in Cosi at Riverside Theatres, Algernon Moncrieff in The Importance of Being Earnest, and an acclaimed performance as John Proctor in The Crucible. Scully played the lead role of Simon in Sleepless Night, a short play selected for the finals of 2007 Short & Sweet Festival. This continues on from a success in 2006 with Scully's performance in The Stalker taking first place in a wildcard heat.