Mission Statement: My goal has always been to create original images for each project which enhance the audience's visual enjoyment while blending seamlessly into the narrative.

William M. Miller is an award winning cinematographer from New York City. A graduate of Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, William has photographed over three dozen short films, including The Last Call, which was nominated for the Student Academy Award, Surveillances, winner of the Best American Short Film at the Avignon Film Festival in 2002, and The Watering Hole, winner of the Best Short Film at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival.
William’s feature film credits include Followers, Say I Love You But Whisper, The Breadbasket, The Fast Life, and the crime drama Home Invaders, directed by Gregory Wilson and executive produced by Spike Lee.

William was also the director of photography on the supernatural thriller, Headspace, shot in New York City. Headspace stars actors Udo Kier, Sean Young, Dee Wallace Stone, and Olivia Hussey. Prior to its theatrical premiere New York and Los Angeles, Headspace took double honors for Best Cinematography and Best Screenplay at the 2005 New York City Horror Film Festival. It was released nationwide on DVD in September 2006, and has a television premiere on the Showtime Channel just in time for Halloween. The Hollywood Reporter wrote that, “…the film also looks uncommonly terrific, thanks to cinematographer William M. Miller's expert lensing.”

William’s feature, Lbs., was an official selection at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. In the past year, William has photographed the feature films The Girl Next Door, based on the controversial bestselling novel by Jack Ketchum, Amexicano, a political drama about immigration, and Home Movie, a psychological thriller starring Adrian Pasdar (star of NBC’s hit show Heroes).

He recently completed principal photography on the comedy, Made For Each Other, starring Bijou Phillips (star of Bully and Havoc), Chris Masterson (Malcolm In the Middle), Danny Masterson (That 70’s Show), Lauren German (Hostel 2), Samm Levine (Freaks and Geeks), and George Segal (of the hit tv show, Just Shoot Me!).