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U.S. Air Force Veteran (1966 - 1972)
Filmmaker, screenwriter, illustrator & music composer, Miller helmed concert specials by major artists for HBO, Showtime, PBS, BET, MTV & BBC, like Paul Simon, Rolling Stones, Brian Wilson, Marc Anthony, Beach Boys, Diahann Carroll, Kingston Trio, Eagles, Commodores, etc.); 150 music videos on MTV, VH-1, BET & CMT, including for Linkin Park, LL Cool J, Eddie Murphy, Squeeze, Black Crowes, Peter Murphy, CS&N, MC Lyte, Night Ranger, Faith Evans, Little River Band, etc.); wrote/directed indie films “Four Day Shoot,” “Swerve,” “The Importance of Being Earnest,” and “Mortuary Academy,” for Sony Entertainment; wrote script w/Liam Neeson for Clint Eastwood; penned a Mamas and Papas biopic for director Penny Marshall; wrote/directed/scored, “The Sun Show,” children's series for Disney Channel (Accolade & Aegis Awards for Best Educational Program, Writing & Directing. Directed “Players Network Television” a gaming series for PNTV with Paula Abdul, Will Smith, George Hamilton, Jamie Foxx, Sandra Bullock, Damon Wayans & Queen Latifah. Miller was as an artist for BBC series, “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” and created movie posters for “Tron,” “Tess,” “Blow Out,” “Taps,” “Dressed to Kill,” & “Gandhi.” As a development director, he ushered in films, “Fire in the Sky” & “Square Dance,” and worked w/Nicolas Cage on a biopic of Gene Vincent. He edited PBS series, “After the Red Star: Baltics, Western Republics, Caucasus, Russia & Central Asia and was nominated for an EMMY. He heads Desert C.A.M. Studios and is developing a biopic on R&B singer, Donny Hathaway, and a sports drama he penned for multiple Oscar-winning producer, Michael Shamberg.
U.S. Air Force Veteran (1969 - 1973)
U.S. Air Force