Travis Miller

Travis Miller is an independent filmmaker from Oklahoma. He owns Mudd Miller Productions, which in 2010 changed its name to the Rebellious Cinema. He writes, produces, and directs films in the horror genre. He believes that independent film is the future of cinema. His debut feature film Bloodstained Romance was shot on a shoe string budget and was named #8 on the FilmArcade.net Top Independent Films of '08. It was picked up by Las Vegas studio Echelon Studios. Bloodstained Romance took 1st place at the Underground Horror Film Fest and received the award of "Best Oklahoma Movie" in 2010. Miller was recently asked to write, and direct Dead Girls Don't Cry for the legendary American International Pictures (The Amityville Horror, The Town That Dreaded Sundown, Mad Max). His visionary style has deemed him "The Future of Horror" by Phantamorte.com, and Jason Hughes (Author Moral Horror).