Nathan Thomas Milliner is a multifaceted creative force from Louisville, Kentucky, boasting a remarkable career spanning nearly two decades in the comic book industry. Prior to his foray into film, Milliner worked as a comic book artist, writer, and creator, eventually breaking into the film world in 2008 with the optioning of his comic book "Girl Number Three" for a feature film.
Throughout his career, Milliner has worn many hats, serving as screenwriter, producer, and director on various projects. One of his notable directorial efforts includes the 2011 feature film "A Wish for the Dead," which was based on one of his own comics.
In 2014, Milliner was approached to direct a segment for the anthology horror film "Volumes of Blood." He not only directed the segment, titled "The Encyclopedia Satanica," but also rewrote the script.
The following year, Milliner produced, wrote, and directed his passion project, "The Confession of Fred Krueger," a fan film prequel to the original A Nightmare on Elm Street movie. This was followed by his return to "Volumes of Blood: Horror Stories" in 2016, where he served as writer, director, editor, co-producer, and art director on two segments.
In addition to his work in the horror genre, Milliner has also created a Star Wars fan film for charity, titled "Star Wars: Hand of the Empire," which raised money for Norton Children's Hospital. He has also co-written a sequel to the slasher film "The Wicked One," titled "Wicked Ones."
Milliner's most recent endeavor is the feature film "On a Dark And Bloody Ground," which he wrote, directed, edited, and executive produced. His impressive portfolio also includes commercial art work, having illustrated dozens of movie posters and over 70 Blu-ray covers for various films and distributors.
As an actor, Milliner has appeared in several films and TV shows, including documentaries such as "Scream Queen" and "Fredheads." He has also been involved in various aspects of film production, including sculpting, FX, sound design, art direction, production design, storyboarding, color grading, set building, costuming, and props.
In addition to his work in film, Milliner has also provided artwork for HorrorHound Magazine, Fright Rags, NECA, Playboy Magazine, Trick or Treat Studios, and numerous other clients. His impressive range of skills and experience make him a highly sought-after creative talent in the film industry.
