Colleen Elizabeth Miller
- Actress
- Director
- Producer
Colleen Elizabeth Miller is an American actress and filmmaker based in Los Angeles, California. She is best known for her intrinsic, comedic ability seen on both stage and screen.
Colleen is classically trained in the performing arts, having received her Bachelor's degree from the N.I.U. School of Theatre and Dance, as well as having studied acting abroad in Ireland at the Gaiety School of Acting and Trinity University.
Originally from Chicago, Colleen entertained audiences there performing improv comedy and acting in many acclaimed plays and independent feature films before moving to Los Angeles in 2014. Her performance in the feature film "Drifted" received the Best Actress award at the 2020 Hardcore Horror Film Festival.
Colleen's filmmaking debut short film, "One-Armed Rabbit," also received many honors including, Best Actress at the 2018 Chicago Horror Film Festival, and the highest honor at The 2019 Twin Falls Sandwiches Film Festival, The Ginny Award.
You can catch Colleen this year in her recurring role on a hit AMC episodic (soon to be announced) and on the new comedy series "Killing It", streaming on NBCuniversal's Peacock.
Colleen is classically trained in the performing arts, having received her Bachelor's degree from the N.I.U. School of Theatre and Dance, as well as having studied acting abroad in Ireland at the Gaiety School of Acting and Trinity University.
Originally from Chicago, Colleen entertained audiences there performing improv comedy and acting in many acclaimed plays and independent feature films before moving to Los Angeles in 2014. Her performance in the feature film "Drifted" received the Best Actress award at the 2020 Hardcore Horror Film Festival.
Colleen's filmmaking debut short film, "One-Armed Rabbit," also received many honors including, Best Actress at the 2018 Chicago Horror Film Festival, and the highest honor at The 2019 Twin Falls Sandwiches Film Festival, The Ginny Award.
You can catch Colleen this year in her recurring role on a hit AMC episodic (soon to be announced) and on the new comedy series "Killing It", streaming on NBCuniversal's Peacock.
