Megan Ford Miller

Megan started attending performing arts school in the 3rd grade and has been in dozens of theater productions in her formative years. As an adult she focused on mixed media and photography and also used an art therapy career for children on the Autism Spectrum as a creative outlet. She had her first professional IMDB credit at the age of 12 on ABC's Grandma Didn't Wave Back (1984), and appeared in commercials, and print modeling, but most of her time was spent in the theater. When her son Reid Miller, decided he wanted to get serious about his acting career she focused her energy on helping him. Since then, she has been an integral part of his team, using her experience in to help develop Reid's career. By supporting Reid, she circled back to the entertainment industry in which she started. Megan is involved in several theater productions every year; she also continues her work within the Autism community working with kids on the Spectrum here in Los Angeles. Her first film was the 2018 short film, Flikker (2018), which has won multiple awards, including the Stella Adler Excellence in Film Award at the International Action on Film Festival in Las Vegas. She is involved in many other films including the short film Jaeger (2020) created as a starring vehicle to showcase Reid's martial arts and hand to hand fighting skills.