Biography

Trevor Miller is a British screenwriter, filmmaker, and author whose work the Sunday Times described as "sharp and lacerating like a broken bottle." He holds an MFA in Screenwriting from the David Lynch Graduate School of Cinematic Arts and is known for gritty, character-driven storytelling shaped by his early years in Manchester's post-punk underground and London's acid house scene.

His debut novel Trip City, originally published by Brian Aldiss' Avernus Press and described by the Evening Standard as "an On the Road for Acid House," was reissued by Velocity Press in 2022. He is also the author of Punk to Prestige: A Rebel Filmmaker's Guide to Crashing the Film Industry and Your Creative Toolkit: When It Stops Being Easy - And You Need To Break Through, extending his work into the practical realities of building and sustaining a creative career.

Based in Los Angeles for over three decades, Miller has written original pilots and screenplays for studios and independent producers, collaborating with talent including Sylvester Stallone, John Cameron, and Siobhan Fahey. His work spans high-concept thrillers and character-driven drama, with development experience at Franchise Pictures, Moebius International, and Muse Productions, where he served as an in-house editor on projects including London Fields.

He wrote and directed the feature film Riot On Redchurch Street - The Director's Cut, released across major U.S. streaming platforms in 2025, and winner of Best Director at the Golden State Film Festival.

Capsule Bio - April 2026
- IMDb mini biography by: Charlie Varrick (in house)

Shaved head and Borsalino Trionfo hat.

A former Doorman at The Cafe De Paris and a resident Writer/Promoter at The Brain Club in London, England.

Former Editorial Director of Metropolis Publications in Los Angeles (1993-1998).

Pioneering DJ/Promoter of "Proper English" - a floating Nightclub/Music brand in Los Angeles since 2016.