Agim Kaba
Agim Kaba (born February 16, 1980) is an Albanian-American actor, artist and filmmaker. He is known for his role of Aaron Snyder on "As the World Turns". Early life. Kaba is an actor, realtor, artist and former footballer, currently living in Portland, Oregon. The third of four children born to Sal and Sally Kaba, his early interests were soccer and acting. While a student at Countryside High School in Florida, he was selected for Florida's Olympic Development soccer teams five years in a row. He later attended New York City's St. John's University, where  he played soccer. He is of Albanian descent. Career. While a student at St. John's, Agim began as a double major in business and history before switching to fine arts, a decision that not only allowed him to hone his painting and drafting skills but would ultimately inspire him to pursue a career in television and cinema. After modeling for three years in New York and Milan, including a major campaign for Guess Jeans, Agim landed his first television role on CBS's "As the World Turns" in April 2002. In March 2004, the then 24–year old actor  received his first Daytime Emmy nomination, in the category Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series. Kaba continued to play the role of Aaron Snyder on the long-running daytime soap opera until April 2005, later returning to the series in June 2007. He has also made guest appearances on the television series "Charmed" and "CSI: NY". Having already executive produced the award-winning short film "Happy Ending", Agim landed starring roles in the low-budget horror films "Haunted Forest" and "Neowolf" before getting his big break on "The Last Film Festival", where he worked opposite Dennis Hopper, Leelee Sobieski , and Chris Kattan. In 2010, he signed on to film Nomads, directed by Ricardo Benet, starring Lucy Liu. In 2012, Kaba co-starred on the ABC drama pilot "Americana" as Jordan, directed by Phillip Noyce. However, the pilot was not picked up. Awards and nominations. Daytime Emmy Awards Soap Opera Digest Awards