The view from Brian Miller's camera is always engaging. As a photographer, editor, and producer he brings his experience to projects worldwide.

When behind the camera, Brian has the innate ability to put the viewer in his shoes allowing them to become part of the experience. From the LA Riots and covering stories overseas to shooting the day-to-day experiences of "Real World" and documenting the story of the music sensation *NSYNC, Brian's footage reflects a fascinating and in-depth perspective.

A video photographer and editor since 1986, Brian started Wide Angle T.V. with the goal of expanding on his news experience. Through his reputation for a creative product and a collaborative work style he has developed a regular client list that includes major networks, entertainment groups and numerous companies both nationally and internationally.

From 1987-1998, Brian was a general assignment news photojournalist with KIRO-TV, the CBS affiliate in Seattle, Washington. During that time he shot and edited numerous special projects including two award-winning, one-hour environmental documentaries. He also photographed news stories in Vietnam, Russia and London, along with periodic assignments with the Health and Consumer units.

A two-time recipient of the Emmy, he has also won numerous awards from the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), Associated Press (AP), Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), and the New York International Film Festival.

Brian began his career at KPAX-TV in Missoula, MT as a general assignment news photojournalist. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Communications from Washington State University's Edward R. Murrow School of Communication and a Minor in Music.