Chris J. Miller

Chris J. Miller is an American actor, writer, director and composer.

History

Born in Russleville, Kentucky in 1983, Chris J. Miller started his carer as a child actor appearing in numerous commercials and TV shows, including SeaQuest DSV, Maybe This Time, and Evening Shade. His first theatrical acting role was in Star Trek: Generations. With a growing interest in make-up and special effects, Miller began working at American Make-up and Effects working on such films as Roman and Night of the Living dead 3-D. In 2006 Miller started Razorwire Pictures, a film production company specializing in horror films and animation. Miller has since written, directed, and provided the musical scores for numerous features and short films. For the 2008 children's variety show Polyphony,^[1] Miller started doing extensive stop-motion animation work.

In 2010 Miller directed the horror film Ironhorse,^[2] starring Eric Lutes, Brittany O'Neil, and Carl Crew. Most of the music from the soundtrack was released on CD by Miller under the pseudonym Krzysztof Muller,^[3] which was the name of the character he played in the film.

Also in 2010 Miller received two Pixie awards from the American Pixel Academy for his work in stop motion animation.^[4]

In 2011 he received two Empixx awards in the animation category for his short films, The Lightbulb Factory and Crawfish^[5]

Miller also did some editing and stop motion work for TBK: The Toolbox Murders part 2^[6]and he also co-wrote the screenplay to the upcoming Christian drama Lukewarm^[7].

Miller is married to fellow animator and mortician Lydia Blaisdell-Miller.^[8]

Filmography

Crawfish (short) (2010)

The Lightbulb Factory (short) (2010)

Ironhorse (2010)

Sushi 2 (short) (2009)

Sushi (short) (2009)

Polyphony (2008)

October Nightmare (2008)

Chicago Dracula (short) (2007)

Carrion (2007)

Human Experimentz (short) (2006)

Marblehead (2006)

Why Not? (short) (1998)

References

1. ^ http://www.polyphonypictures.com/
2. ^ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003CYKZF6
3. ^ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00328HSM0
4. ^ List of the 2010 Pixie award winners
5. ^ http://www.empixxawards.org/Publicity_files/Empixx.2011.WINNER.List_1.pdf
6. ^ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1866251/
7. ^ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1893277/
8. ^ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2974681/

External links

• Chris J. Miller at the Internet Movie Database
• Chris J. Miller Biography at Memory Alpha
• http://edgarallanpoet.com/Announcements.php
• http://www.trashvideo.org/zmdb/view/index.php?page=movie&id=4886&type=movie&mode=Keywords&key=cult&start=0
• http://www.trashvideo.org/zmdb/view/movie.php?id=4888
• http://www.amazon.com/Mondo-Splatter-Collection-Todd-Brown/dp/B001VH7AA4
• http://www.amazon.com/Bizarre-Cartoons-Jonny-Hart/dp/B001VH7ADG/ref=sr_1_2?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1282857409&sr=1-2

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