Biografia
Bryce Miller was born in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. He is the son of Michele Bollier Miller, a retired family practice physician, and David Scott Miller, Vice President of Global Product Line Management at Gates Corporation. He has one younger brother, Luke Miller. Bryce's interest in movie making, content creation, and broadcasting began during elementary school in Colorado where, with his friends, the staff at his church, and school faculty, he would work on whatever projects he could, borrowing equipment from those same people to aid in the process. Bryce graduated from Mountain Vista High School in 2022, after attending for all four years of his high school career, and earning both the Golden Eagle Service Award and Steve Johnson Leadership Award. During school he was involved with the media department for four years, and the drama department for one, which allowed him to grow in his passions and move forward into the media industry. Over the time from 2015 to 2022, Bryce met many of the people who taught him and helped him to grow, including two of his teachers Brett Beckett and Jeremy Goldson, the Douglas County School District Multimedia Producer, Christopher Cheline, his technical director, Chris Thomas, his live video director, Josiah Rasmussen, and many others including John Weygandt, Julian Clifton, Simeon Steinke, and Jason West. During the his time in High School Bryce participated in programs including "The Sounds of Christmas" and "Light at Cherry Hills" while also doing extensive work for Colorado Winter Camps, Cherry Hills Community Church, and Mountain Vista High School. Bryce's Senior year was Mountain Vista's record setting year for Make-A-Wish, raising $220,895 which helped to grant more that 30 wishes. Mountain Vista is Make-A-Wish's largest High School donor in the world, having raised a total of $1.25+ Million. After starting His BS and MS at the Colorado School of Mines, Bryce has continued to work in many of the areas he did before while also expanding to do work at Mosaic Church, Generate Camps, and other assorted contract gigs.
