Kevin Philip Miller

Kevin P. Miller began producing documentaries in the 1990s. His first documentary, The Promised Land explored the abandonement of homeless military veterans, raised $1 million for the poor and homeless, and won him an international film award and a national Emmy® nomination. More importantly, it helped launch a string of hard-hitting documentaries about social issues. Thus far, Miller's films have garnered five regional and National Emmy® awards and nominations and four international film awards.

Canadian Writer/Director Paul Haggis, the first person in 50 years to win back-to-back Academy Awards® for "Million Dollar Baby" and "Crash," called Miller's 2008 film GENERATION RX, “a powerful and often chilling eye-opener. Weeks after viewing,” he said, “the stories continue to haunt me." While this is high praise indeed, Kevin P. Miller has continuously attracted entertainment's finest stars to his projects. These include British acting legends Dame Judi Dench and David Suchet, award-winning actor James Earl Jones, and many others.

Miller has been featured in the 2010 book ‘The Dangerous Man,’ by noted UK author Karen Sawyer, where he discusses 'Free Trade' and sovereignty issues.