Kevin Miller

Kevin Miller was born on December 21, 1977, in Minot, North Dakota. He embarked on his voice acting career in 2000, quickly establishing himself within the video game industry. A significant turning point in his career came in 2002 when he was cast as the voice of Sly Cooper, the titular character in the “Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus” video game. This role would become his most recognized, encompassing multiple sequels and spin-off titles. Miller’s early voice work also included roles in “Jet Grind Radio” (SEGA), “Tales of Destiny 2” (Namco), and “House of the Dead III” (Namco), demonstrating his range across various franchises and genres. His ability to embody distinct characters led to further engagements in popular series such as “Scooby Doo,” “Carmen Sandiego,” and “Men in Black.”

Beyond his acting roles, Miller has expanded his contributions to the entertainment industry as a writer and voice director. He has directed voice recording sessions for prominent companies like Sega, Namco, and The Learning Company. This work involves guiding voice talent to achieve optimal performances, translating a project’s vision into auditory reality. His writing credits include co-writing short films such as “Last Out” (2015) and “Succeeding Is Believing” (2017), as well as developing localized dialogue for games like “Cyber Troopers Virtual-On MARZ.” He has also contributed to animation, voicing Bonk in “Archibald’s Next Big Thing Is Here” (2021) on Peacock. Miller actively engages with the gaming community through live streaming and co-hosting The Gamerland Podcast, previously known as the Second Funniest Podcast. He also shares his expertise as a voice-over teacher, offering private coaching to aspiring voice actors.

Miller’s career trajectory showcases a continuous evolution from a dedicated voice actor to a multi-faceted creative professional. His long-standing portrayal of Sly Cooper has solidified his place in video game history, earning him the 2002 Original Game Character of the Year award at the Game Developers Choice Awards. His work on initiatives such as developing live performances for Nickelodeon’s themed hotel and co-writing for Disney Channel’s “Imagineer That!” further highlights his diverse talents and contributions beyond character voice work. He continues to engage with his audience and peers through various platforms, demonstrating a sustained commitment to his craft and the broader entertainment landscape.