Nathan Thomas Milliner (b. 1976)

Birthplace:
Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Born:
May 10, 1976

Nathan Thomas Milliner is a writer/director from Louisville, Kentucky.  After nearly 20 years working as a comic book artist/writer/creator, Nathan first broke into film in 2008 when a comic he created called "Girl Number Three" was optioned for a feature film. Milliner would serve as both screenwriter, producer and several other duties on the movie.  Milliner is also known for his commercial art work. He has illustrated dozens of movie posters for various films and over 70 Blu ray covers for Scream Factory, Code Red, Synapse, various distributors in Europe and many independent films. He's worked for HorrorHound Magazine, Fright Rags, NECA, Playboy Magazine, Trick or Treat Studios and many other clients providing artwork for various projects.  He's appeared in several films and TV shows as an actor and as himself in several documentaries that include Scream Queen and Fredheads.  He has also been involved in sculpting, FX, sound design, art direction, production design, story boarding, color grading, set building, costuming, props, and various other jobs in film.

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