bio.

Bobby Miller is a writer/director/
animator/cartoonist/actor/bad musician.

He's made commercials for VH1, Next New Networks, WOAR, and Tilzy.tv.

He's the creator of the Webby Award Winning show, "The Best Short Films in the World." Where he launched a campaign to defeat Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and won. He hosts, writes, directs, shoots, edits and sometimes makes music for each episode.

He's been a contributing comedy writer for the Onion News Network and The Huffington Post. His feature length screenplays have been selected as finalists and quarterfinalists in the Slamdance and Scriptapalooza screenplay competitions. And his feature film script, "Fat Boy" was recently requested by Lions Gate, Andrew Lauren Productions, and Charlie Wessler Productions for production consideration.

His short films have been broadcast on MTV, the IFC Channel, WYBE, and showcased at the SXSW Film Festival. He's a recipient of the 2007 Random House Video Awards Grant, which entailed making a movie trailer based on a Random House book.

He graduates Columbia University's graduate film program in May of 2009, where he just completed his third feature film script, "Pig Tails." And is currently in post-production on "TUB", his last short film before moving onto features.

Because he has no social life to speak of, he recently released another EP of music called "Sorry Lovers" under his moniker "The BMill Project".

Bobby was born on June 23, 1982 in a small town in NJ. Did you know that? He also likes drawing things.

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