Amiah Miller is an American actress and model, recognized for her roles across film and television, including 'War for the Planet of the Apes' and 'The Madison'.
Amiah Miller has partnered with Chanel for their 'CHANCE Chanel 2024 Campaign'. This collaboration involved her participation in advertising efforts for the brand's fragrances and beauty line, as captured by photographer Steven Meisel.
Amiah Miller was featured in Madewell's 'Summer Denim 2026' advertising campaign, with photography by Stef Mitchell. This partnership involved her showcasing the brand's denim collection.
Amiah Miller participated in the 'Louis Vuitton Resort 2027 Show' in New York, indicating a collaboration or appearance for the luxury fashion brand's runway presentation.
Amiah Miller was born on July 16, 2004, in Virginia, USA. She began her career in the entertainment industry at an early age, starting with modeling at eight years old while living in Florida. Her early interest in performance led her to pursue acting training in Los Angeles and Orlando around 2014, establishing a foundation for her future work. In addition to her acting pursuits, Miller has also developed skills in Muay Thai and jujutsu, reflecting a diverse range of interests.
Miller’s acting career gained momentum with various television appearances, including roles in ‘Henry Danger’ (2015), ‘Richie Rich’ (2015), ‘Best Friends Whenever’ (2015), and ‘MacGyver’ (2016). Her film career began to take shape with ‘Lights Out’ in 2016, where she portrayed the younger version of Rebecca. A significant turning point came in 2017 when she starred as Nova in ‘War for the Planet of the Apes,’ a role that brought her wider recognition. That same year, she also appeared in the films ‘Trafficked’ and ‘House by the Lake.’
Continuing to build her filmography, Miller has taken on diverse roles in subsequent years, including ‘Anastasia: Once Upon a Time’ (2019), ‘The Water Man’ (2020), ‘My Best Friend’s Exorcism’ (2022), and ‘Hold Your Breath’ (2024). She has also been cast in upcoming projects like ‘The Madison’ (2026), where she plays Bridgett Reese, and ‘The Burbs’ (2026). Her career progression demonstrates a consistent engagement in both film and television, with a focus on varied character portrayals.
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