Rex Miller
All the Blues Gone, Mississippi Delta Musicians Uganda Deep Run Roots
Rex Miller
Director / Cinematographer / Photographer
 

“Citizen Ashe”, CNN Films/HBO Max.

Directed by Rex Miller/Sam Pollard

THE NEW YORK TIMES – December 2, 2021

“Citizen Ashe’ Review: Advantage, Arthur Ashe”

THE MOVEABLE FEST – December 2, 2021

“Rex Miller on Celebrating the Transcendence of Arthur Ashe in “Citizen Ashe””

Winner, Best Sports Documentary, 2022 Grierson Awards (UK) 

Winner, Best Sports Documentary, 2022 Critics Choice Awards 

Nominated, Sports Emmy,

Best Documentary, 2022

Winner, Human Rights Award, Hamptons Doc Festival, 2022

World Premiere, Telluride Film Festival, 2021

London Film Festival, 2021

DOCNYC, 2021

Broadcast Premiere: CNN Primetime, June 2022

Currently on HBO MAX

Winner, FOCAL Awards (UK) Best Use of Footage in a Cinematic Feature (2021)

Nominee, Black Reel Awards Outstanding Documentary

 

 

Rex Miller, Director of Photography

 

Executive Producer: Roger Ross Williams, Producer: Oprah Winfrey

Director of Photography, Episode 6: Rex Miller

 

What Happened, Brittany Murphy, HBO Max. 2021.

Directed by Cynthia Hill; Rex Miller, co-DIrector of Photography

 

 In the Same Breath, HBO/Sundance, 2021.

Directed by Nanfu Wang; Rex Miller, Cinematographer. Short-listed for 2022 Academy Awards

 
 

 a Crime on the Bayou, Starz, 2020.

Directed by Nancy Buirski, Rex Miller, Director of Photography

 
 
 

Sisters on Track, Netflix, Tribeca, 2021.

Rex Miller, Cinematographer.

 
 

"ALTHEA", a feature documentary, 83 mins, 2015.

Rex Miller, Director/DP/Producer

Executive Producers: John Amos, Billie Jean King, William Ackman

 
 

Speaking is Difficult (2017)

Directed by AJ Schnack, premiered at Sundance 2017

Rex Miller, Cinematographer (one of many)

 
 
 

The rape of recy taylor, FEATURE-LENGTH DOCUMENTARY (2017)

Director: Nancy Buirski; Director of Photography: Rex Miller. 

World Premiere at the Venice Film Festival, US Premiere at the NY Film Festival

"Oprah put it best at the Globes when she asserted that Recy's story, "was somewhere in Rosa Parks' heart almost 11 years later, when she made the decision to stay seated on that bus in Montgomery, and it's here with every woman who chooses to say, 'Me too.'"

 
 

PRIVATE VIOLENCE, Feature-length Documentary, an HBO film. (2014)

-Private Violence had it's World Premiere at SUNDANCE on Jan. 19th, 2014.

-HBO Broadcast Premiere; October, 2014

-Private Violence nominated for an Emmy, July 2015

Executive Producer: Gloria Steinem; 

Director: Cynthia Hill; DP/co-Producer: Rex Miller. 

 
 

The Loving Story (HBO 2012) --EMMY-AWARD WINNER, OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTARY, (Oct. 2013)

Premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, short-listed for the Oscars (1 of 15), awarded a Peabody (May, 2013) and premiered on HBO, Feb. 14th, 2012. 

 
 
 

A Chef's Life

A Chef’s Life is a character-driven documentary and cooking series that plunges audiences into the kitchen of a high-end restaurant located in the low country of eastern North Carolina. 

The only show in the history of television to be awarded a Peabody, an Emmy and a James Beard Award.

 
 

Road to Race Day

Road to Race Day, an 8-hr Docuseries, gives viewers unrivaled access to the intense and unique world of Hendrick Motorsports, NASCAR's winningest team.

Directed/Produced by Cynthia Hill/Markay Media.

Rex Miller, Producer/Camera.

 
 

BEHIND THESE WALLS (2011)

Director/Cinematographer: Rex Miller

TRT: 45 mins

Synopsis: 

A rare glimpse at the unique world of "tennis behind bars" at one of America's most infamous prisons, San Quentin State (CA) Penitentiary.

 
 

SOMAY KU: A Uganda Tennis Story (2008)

Directed and shot by Rex Miller

Patrick Olobo, Uganda's top-ranked tennis player, struggles to leave behind a devastating civil war, finding a new set of obstacles after emigrating to the US. SOMAY KU was awarded Best Documentary at The Malibu Int'l Film Festival in 2009, screened at the prestigious Full Frame Documentary Film Festival (Durham, NC), the Cucalorus Film Festival (Wilmington, NC) and the South African Int'l Film Festival (Pietermaritzburg), and aired nationally on Tennis Channel, 2009.