Emma D. Miller

Emma D Miller is a documentary filmmaker and creative consultant based in Los Angeles She has worked on documentary projects from inception to release for partners including Netflix Showtime Amazon Apple TV and PBSs Independent Lens and her films have been supported by Sundance Institute JustFilms Ford Foundation International Documentary Association Field of Vision Austin Film Society and The Gotham Documentary Lab among others She recently produced Iliana Sosas debut nonfiction feature WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND which won two Special Jury Awards at SXSW 2022 WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND was named a New York Times Critics Pick nominated for a Gotham Award for Best Documentary Feature and released in select theaters and on Netflix by Ava DuVernays ARRAY Releasing In her role as development executive for nonfiction at Concordia Studio projects included TIME Oscar nominee Sundance US Documentary Directing Award Amazon BOYS STATE Sundance US Documentary Grand Jury Award Apple TV BLOODY NOSE EMPTY POCKETS Sundance Berlin HOMEROOM Sundance Editing Award PROCESSION Netflix Oscar nominee and BITTERBRUSH Telluride Emma headed development of new projects for Edgeline Films served as the casting associate for the first season of Edgelines acclaimed Showtime series COUPLES THERAPY and was associate producer of the Oscarnominated short documentary KNIFE SKILLS which was acquired by The New YorkerCondé Nast Entertainment She was also associate producer of the Sundance awardwinning feature documentary UNREST which was broadcast on PBSs Independent Lens and shortlisted for an Academy Award Previously she was programming manager at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival in Durham NC where she oversaw all submissions to the international festival and managed the film selection process Emma was named one of DOC NYCs 40 Under 40 in 2022 She is currently producing Elizabeth Los UNTITLED MISTRESS DISPELLER PROJECT Impact Partners Anonymous Content She loves projects that capture and instill the wonder of being alive and offer new ways of seeing the world