ABOUT US

 

“My passion for this work is inspired by the the beautiful, startling, mysterious ways life stories unfold. I believe that people and organizations are diminished when these stories are lost. It’s an honor to travel with storytellers as they journey through their pasts, giving the trip meaning for the present and messages for the future. And it’s my pleasure to “give back” some of the riches storytellers share with me by providing carefully crafted documentaries about what’s most important in their lives.”

 

Julie Miller
Founder | Life Story Media
Producer/Director/Writer

Julie is an award-winning producer, writer and director, with over 20 years experience creating documentaries, life histories, tributes and corporate media. Her expert interview techniques, honed over her career, put storytellers at ease.

She has conducted hundreds of interviews, some with clients at companies such as AT&T, Apple Computer, Bank of California, and Paramount Digital Entertainment.
Her documentaries have been broadcast on public and cable television.

 

Julie has a Master’s Degree in Public Affairs from George Washington University and a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of California, Berkeley. She has received numerous awards and foundation grants and is a member of the Association of Personal Historians.

Julie leads a team of highly skilled media professionals dedicated to producing programs with stunning images, compelling words, and crystal clear sound. We combine state of the art digital techniques with classic film craftsmanship, performed by some of the most talented crews, writers, editors, and designers in the business.

Selected Associations

Julie’s Non-profit Work

Julie volunteers with and contributes to the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA). This is the leading organization in the world fighting ovarian cancer on all fronts including in the lab and on Capitol Hill, while supporting women and their families. Julie also makes presentations to medical and nursing students through OCRA’s STS (Survivors Teaching Students) program. STS brings survivors into medical schools to educate future healthcare providers by sharing stories of diagnosis, treatment and survivorship along with facts about the disease. Students interact with and learn from survivors helping educate more than 75,000 young doctors and nurses to date, internationally.
MORE ABOUT OCRA SURVIVOR TEACHING STUDENTS PROGRAM
Apart from her work with the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA), Julie donates to and volunteers with Friends of the Urban Forest, planting trees with other San Franciscans in neighborhoods without enough trees.
In addition, she also donates to the Better World Campaign, UN women’s program. This work has an important and timely mandate: to accelerate progress on meeting the needs of women and girls worldwide.

You have a story to tell and we would love to hear it. Contact Julie now.

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