Robert Miller

2012 already looks set to be another exciting year for Robert Miller.

March 20th, 2012

2012 already looks set to be another exciting year for Robert Miller.

It started with two national campaigns for the Super Bowl, one for Coca Cola staring the iconic “Polar Bears” and the other for Budweiser entitled “Return of the King”. Recently Robert scored a Diet Coke spot for the academy awards in which he arranged the famous song “Hooray for Hollywood”.

Recently, Robert completed the score for Eugene Jarecki’s latest film “The House I Live In” which took the grand jury prize at Sundance. In addition, Robert’s work can be heard in a rich and colorful score for the romantic comedy “Excuse Me For Living”, as well as a unique documentary about Heineken entitled “The Magic of Heineken”.

Currently screening at the New York International Children’s Film Festival is “Cinderella Moon” the first telling of the Cinderella story from ancient China. Which features a score that blends traditional Chinese folk music with modern film orchestra sensibilities.

The film “Forgetting The Girl” which Robert completed in late 2010 has just begun to be discovered by audiences at the Cinequest film festival in San Diego and will screen this spring at the Soho film festival in New York.

Robert is excited to have begun work on Marcus Blunder’s beautifully shot drama called “Autumn Blood”.

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2011 has been an exciting and busy year thus far for Robert Miller.

July 18th, 2011

It started with four national campaigns and one local campaign for the Super Bowl. Two for Coca Cola, one for Mercedes, one for Kia, and a local spot for the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center.

In January, Eugene Jarecki’s film “Reagan” debuted at Sundance with Robert’s rich and colorful score.

Among the newest film projects that Robert is working on is “The Boarding House” a deeply intimate drama. He is also working on the new Steven Spielberg/ DreamWorks/ Discovery Channel six-part series – “Rise, The Rebuilding of Ground Zero” with director Jon Hock. Robert and Jon Hock have worked together several times including earlier this year on a film entitled “Off the Rez” about a female American Indian basketball star, which debuted at Sundance this past spring.
Robert has just finished working on “Out of the Clear Blue Sky”, a poignant documentary by Danielle Gardner about the 658 people that were lost at Cantor Fitzgerald in the Twin Towers on Sept 11th 2001.

Recently, Robert earned the top spot for music in Shoot magazine’s summer music issue for his work on a Direct TV spot called “Hot House”.

Later in the year are two independent films that Robert will be involved in – “Cinderella Moon” by Richard Bowan, a poetic film based on the original Cinderella tale from China in 768 AD, and “Foreclosure”, a horror film by Richard Ledes that stars Michael Imperioli of Sopranos fame.

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