Leeza Miller

I have had great sucess in voice over beginning at New World Animation ( Marvel) in the early nineties. I was cast as a lead character ( Charley Davidson) in the series Biker Mice From Mars, this in turn led to many roles in the Marvel world of characters. I worked on Fantastic Four,Magic Paintbrush and The Hulk. I was the vocalist on the Grammy winning song "Never Gonna Let You Go" with Sergio Mendes. My singing credits also brought me work in movies and animation. I sang in American Tail III ( Cholena ). I had many years of singing background for amazing artists on The Joan Rivers Show and The Arsineo Hall Show with Mark Hudson. I have had great success in my voice over carreer beginning at New World Animation ( Marvel). I was cast as a lead character ( Charley Davidson ) in the series "Biker Mice From Mars", this in turn led to many roles in the Marvel world of characters. I worked on The Magic Paintbrush, Fantastic Four,and The Hulk to name the most widely recognized. Radio, Commercials, Animation, Narration, Documentaries, Movies, Games, Promos, you name it and I am excited and experienced to give you the read and character you want. I attended Pierce College, Santa Monica College and years of theater training and workshops for every facet of singing and voice over. My workshop experiences led to many jobs in voice over. I worked with Louise Chamis, Pat Fraley, Susan Blu, Susan Silo, Charlie Adler, Kriss Zimmerman, Jamie Thomason, Stu Rosen, Maria Estrada, Maddie Bascom and Tom Tataranowitz to name a few. I am able to record in Garageband and send files by email. I also have access to several pro studios in my area and all over Los Angeles, depending on clients needs. I am a writer ( song, script, short stories etc.) I also teach begging piano, guitar and I am a vocal coach ( for singing style or voice over. Have had several years of Film Class, learning script writing and all details of making short films from Max Meyer ( American Independant Film Co.) at Screen Actors Guild, American Film Institute.