Jason Miller, a highly acclaimed American film director and screenwriter, embarked on his illustrious creative path at the University of Central Arkansas, where he diligently cultivated his craft by producing a plethora of short films, including his critically acclaimed thesis, "The Whisperers", which garnered widespread recognition and accolades.
After completing his academic journey in 2015, Miller successfully secured the rights to his original, low-budget science fiction screenplay, titled "Chop", and subsequently set out on a mission to showcase the project to various industry experts and professionals.
Throughout this period, Miller had the opportunity to collaborate with accomplished director Seth Savoy, whom he initially met during his time at the University of Central Arkansas, to co-write and co-produce the gripping crime-thriller, "Echo Boomers".
Noted filmmaker, Miller, having experienced a notable level of success with his previous project, "Echo Boomers", went on to collaborate once more with Savoy, this time taking on the role of producer, to bring his latest psychological horror film, "Ghosts of the Void", to the big screen.
Released in November 2023, "Ghosts of the Void" serves as a significant milestone in Miller's career, marking his feature directorial debut.
Person Biography:
Miller's journey in the film industry began with his successful collaboration on the project "Echo Boomers". His subsequent partnership with Savoy as a producer allowed him to bring his unique vision to life with the psychological horror film "Ghosts of the Void".
When not devoting his time and energy to his ongoing endeavors, Miller chooses to reside in Arkansas, where he shares a loving relationship with his wife and cherishes the opportunity to spend quality time with his young son, savoring the quiet joys of life in his home state.
