Paul Miller

Paul C. Miller was raised in Sparta, Michigan, where he often made Super-8 millimeter films. After graduating high School, he pursued his growing passion for filmmaking, by attending the University of Southern California. He graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in Cinema/Television Production. Paul began his professional career working as a production designer on various commercials and art directed a couple of television series before turning his attention to directing. In 2001, Paul wrote and directed an action-packed short film titled "The Taste of Victory." This project led to the import car racing movie "Thrust" for Indigo Entertainment. Due to the visual style of "Thrust", Paul was hired to direct six episodes on the cable television romantic comedy "Black Tie Nights II." After second unit directing scenes for "The Butcher," Paul went on to direct "The Wailer II" and "Zona Zero" before directing the hard-hitting action feature "Cinco de Mayo - The Battle." Recently, Paul has completed an Internet fan film based on the exploits of "Mad" Max Rockatansky and was second unit cinematographer on "The Dog That Saved Christmas Vacation" and "Paws Before the Alter" for Feifer Worldwide.