Max Miller

Screen idol and Academy Award-winning superstar Mel Gibson ('Maverick,' 'Lethal Weapon' series) stars in this mythical futuristic tale from writer-director George Miller ('The Witches of Eastwick'). In this boxoffice winner and critical phenomenon, Mad Max joins forces with nuclear holocaust survivors to defend an oil refinery under siege from a ferocious, marauding horde that plunders the land for gasoline. The winner of five Australian Film Institute Awards, Newsweek calls this a 'sensational slam-bang end-of-the-world picture.' The New York Times says it's 'an extravagant film fantasy...action packed...and] extremely witty.' 'One of the year's 10 best,' raves Time Magazine. Followed by 'Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome' in this enormously successful film series.

he opening reception for Contemporary Charleston 2010: Influence took place on May 20, 2010 at The City Gallery at Waterfront Park. In this video, curators, Erin Glaze and Max Miller, explain the concept for this exhibition, where ten visual artists were paired with ten poets. This video also features a few pieces from each artist with excerpts from the poems they used for inspiration. The exhibition will be on display through July 3, 2010. The visual artists and poet match-ups are as follows: Artist, Timothy Pakron and Carol Anne Davis, poet Artist, Benjamin Hollingsworth and Paul Allen, poet Artist, Scott Debus and Brian Penberthy, poet Artist, Kat Hastie and Katherine Williams, poet Artist, Sarah Haynes and Dennis Ward Stiles, poet Artist, Jocelyn Chateauvert and Carol Peters, poet Artist, Max Miller and Morrow Dowdle, poet Artist, Julio Cotto and Jonathan Sanchez, poet Artist, Hirona Matsuda and Marcus Amaker, poet Artist, Lynne Riding and Ellie Davis, poet

The third track from my album '2008', a concept album written and recorded one song per month, starting in January and ending in December of the year 2008. There is a varied mix of genres present throughout the album, mostly reflective of whatever my mood was or whatever I was listening to from month to month. For me, 2008 was the year of the end of highschool/the beginning of college, and many themes present in the album deal with the significances and stresses brought up during this time. The album was finished and pressed in time for a December 31st release at midnight, right when the ball dropped in NYC, ending the year and the project. It was released in three formats: digital download, CD, and USB Flashdrive Wristband (which featured exclusive pictures and an exclusive EPK-style video). You can stream it online or download it for free here if you'd like to check it out: maxmiller.bandcamp.com You can check out my official site (currently a myspace profile, but a real site is near completion) here: maxmillermakesmusic.com

In 1971 George Miller, a young medical student, won a spot in Australia's first filmmaking workshop. Since then, that medical student has brought us Mad Max, Babe, Bodyline, Bangkok Hilton and Happy Feet to name but a few.