David Lee Miller is a renowned director, writer, producer, and composer who has garnered numerous accolades for his work in the entertainment industry. He is a member of the Writers Guild of America West and has received honors from the Vatican and Pixar for his projects.
Miller's notable works include the live-action/animated feature film "My Suicide," which won the Crystal Bear at the Berlin Film Festival and over twenty other Best Picture awards. The film features a soundtrack with music from renowned artists such as Radiohead, MGMT, Bright Eyes, and The Pixies, and has garnered thousands of testimonials from young people who have been impacted by the film's message.
As a children's author, Miller has written and co-authored several picture books, including "The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank," which was published by Penguin Random House's Philomel imprint in 2019. The book tells the story of a cat who lived with Anne Frank during World War II and has been praised for its unique perspective and poignant message.
Miller has also worked in the animation industry, writing and directing episodes of the Fox/Marvel Spider-Man animated series and producing an animated feature based on his children's book "Mouschi: The Cat Who Lived with Anne Frank." He has also written and directed several family films, including "Zoo-Opolis!" and "The Sugar Plum Fairy," which is a fantasy prequel to "The Nutcracker."
In addition to his work in film and television, Miller has also made a name for himself in the video game industry, directing and producing several titles including "The Weakest Link" and "All Dogs Go To Heaven Activity Center." He has also worked on several interactive laserdisc projects, including the industry's first interactive laserdisc Special Editions of classic and contemporary motion pictures.
Miller is a co-founder of the 501c3 nonprofit Regenerate and Roaring Mouse Entertainment, and has written, consulted, and produced animation, special effects, video games, films, scripts, and new media for several major studios, including Universal, Sony, Disney, Fox, MGM, and Paramount.
Throughout his career, Miller has received numerous awards and honors for his work, including a Crystal Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, over twenty Best Picture awards, and a special honor from the Pope in the Sistine Chapel. He is a graduate of Stanford University's film and journalism programs and Princeton University's creative writing program, and currently resides in the Lake Sherwood area inland from Malibu.
