Craig Miller

Craig Miller

Writer at Finely Crafted Creative LLC
Creative Executive and Screenwriter

Atlanta, Georgia

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June 2018
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About Craig

Craig Miller is a 20 year veteran of the ad industry as a writer and creative director, having garnered multiple awards for his ad writing from The One Show, Cannes Festival of Creativity, D&AD, The Clios and more. He is now branching out into TV writing with his first pilot script, "Craig and his Uncle Ron", co-written with NYC comedian and fellow ex-Texan Dustin Chafin. He also dabbles in standup comedy and music writing and production

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  • Weekend at Bernie's III

    Weekend at Bernie's III Budget: $5M - $10M | Comedy Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman attempt to jump start their fading acting careers with a new sequel to WEEKEND AT BERNIE’S. But when they seek out Terry Kiser to reprise his role as "Bernie", a gruesome mishap has them treading curiously familiar ground….

  • Grant Park

    Grant Park Budget: $100K - $1M | Comedy A biracial newlywed couple raising four kids from previous marriages (two white, two black) must navigate the pitfalls of parenting during #woke culture in Atlanta’s historically black, but quickly gentrifying Grant Park neighborhood.

  • Rails

    Rails Budget: $0 - $100K | Comedy When a female advertising creative director finds her nihilistic, rebellious and twistedly brilliant ads to be too much for the male-dominated corporate conservatism of her megalith employer, she and her team of brilliant young misfits set out on a mission to burn the entire diseased ad industry to the ground, by starting a new agency: their own.

  • Uncle Ron & The Ryan Express

    Uncle Ron & The Ryan Express Comedy A young advertising writer struggles with life, love, and career in New York City, only to have his life completely upended by the arrival of an unexpected new roommate: His Uncle Ron, an eccentric outlaw Texas cowboy on a mission to finish his bucket list and atone for his beer drenched past.

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