Grace Miller

• Responsible for creative vision for network's signature true crime series for three seasons
• Oversaw story selections, bookings, interviews, scripts and network reviews for 63 episodes. Managed team of 65 with multimillion dollar budget. Ensured on-time delivery. Supervised relations with client and legal teams

• Helped develop and create spinoff series exploring scientific breakthroughs that solve decades-old crimes. Addressed creative challenge of making the science easy to understand for viewers
• Supervised budget, schedule, booking, writing, post-production and on time delivery

• Created and wrote 4-part documentary about online abuse of young women
• Secured and conducted interviews with survivors who spoke publicly for the first time
• Managed production team and supervised schedule, budget, booking, post-production and legal and network notes

• Produced six-part series about how a charismatic Southern sheriff cracked cases in a high-crime city
• Managed team of 20, including research, interviews and pitch writing, and served as liaison with network

• Identified compelling stories, drafted story pitches, booked subjects, produced field shoots, conducted interviews, and supervised scripts and edits for multiple series

• Produced segments for Nickelodeon's programming block, including on-air promos, videos and online segments.

• Researched, wrote and produced segments from conception to final production for NBC's flagship newsmagazine, "Dateline NBC"
• Wrote and produced celebrity-focused segments for King World's syndicated series "American Journal"
• Produced segments for Fox TV series "America's Most Wanted"

Creator of the Robert J. Miller Foundation which raises awareness and funds for melanoma research. Coordinate annual fundraising event which includes bands, local food vendors, and on-site doctors offering melanoma education. Proceeds go to Melanoma Research Foundation, funding of medical student grants and assisting local families facing unexpected medical crises. To date the Foundation has raised upwards of $500,000.