Nate Miller

Nathaniel Miller who goes by Nate (because let's face it Nathaniel is a really long name) lives in Glendale, Arizona with his wife and two children. After obtaining a Bachelors degree in Business from Western Washington University he held various accounting and finance positions eventually holding the title of Chief Financial Officer at several different organizations. In 2009 he and his business partner formed a company specializing in data infrastructure and wireless technologies. Tirelessly working for several years the company is now at a stage where Nathaniel can pursue a passion he has always had – writing.

His first screenplay “ROAD OF THE DAMNED” was driven by his obsession and passion for the television series “The Walking Dead”. While this first screenplay is in dire need of a re-write lest it wonder aimlessly on the internet without a bite, it was truly enjoyable to write and will someday be revisited to make it the best work possible.

Nathaniel’s next screenplay was teleplay titled “LAUNDRY”. Laundry is the story of a young disbarred attorney who is recruited by a ruthless international criminal to handle his money laundering division. Thought of as “Miami Vice” meets “The Firm” the intent of the series would be to provide suspenseful entertainment while exploiting some of the true techniques employed by drug cartels, corrupt politicians, and unethical corporations to hide their illegal activities and resulting gains.

Nathaniel has also written a horror short titled “Paperboy”. Paperboy is a low budget somewhat cheesy Slasher film.

Nathaniel's latest screenplay is a comedy titled "A Little Bad". In this HORRIBLE BOSSES meets NINE TO FIVE feature, an environmentally conscious executive is forced to kidnap his idiotic narcissistic boss who is framing him for the illegal sale of a toxic chemical.

Nathaniel has also written a choose your own adventure book titled “The Dwarfs of Oxnad” which can be found on Amazon.

Nathaniel’s goal is to turn his passion into a career and eventually move from Glendale, Arizona to southern California. Many years from now, when he is too old to write and Hollywood has spat him out, you will hopefully find Nathaniel at the end of Disney’s Main Street serving coffee and smiles to its many visitors.