Christel S. Miller, Brown '05, is a Senior Creative Executive at Prime Video and in her capacity as a creative leader has supported a slate of ambitious storytellers over the years, including Michael Connelly, Dick Wolf, Mike Schur, Jason Katims, Greg Garcia, Lee Eisenberg, Martin Gero, Johnny Norris, Shea Serrano, among numerous others. Formerly as the Head of Scripted, she lead Freevee’s scripted development and built an entire new network including award winning JURY DUTY (nominated for Primetime Emmys, Golden Globes, WGA awards, PGA awards, and winner of the Peabody Award, AFI, & Spirit Awards), accomplishing one of the shortest timelines from network launch (2022) to Emmy nomination (2023). She oversaw series through their entire lifecycle from pitch to launch, and was responsible for building original content on Freevee from the ground up. She built a brand focused on half-hour shows, some clearly comedies and some defying classification, all designed as showcases for fresh voices and fresh casts, generally targeting underserved audiences including Jury Duty, Sprung, Primo, Clean Slate, The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh, and High School. In addition, she developed a series of dramas for Prime Video including Cruel Intentions, Motorheads, and On Call, as well as building a Michael Connelly Universe as a follow up to fan favorite Bosch (Bosch: Legacy & Ballard). Miller previously worked at NBC as VP of Current Programming on numerous series including New Amsterdam, Superstore, Parenthood, Good Girls, Blindspot, and Grimm, and at Showtime Networks during the Dexter & Nurse Jackie era. She is alum of Rice University and UCLA’s Film and Television Producing Program. She has been honored as one of Glamour’s 2004 Top Ten College Women, Outsmart’s 2005 Top 12 GLBT Houstonians, Producers Guild’s 2006 Awardee, NBCU’s 2011 Entertainment Associates Program Participant, Power Up’s 2012 LGBTQ Rising Star Award, GO Magazine’s 2019 One Hundred LGBTQ Women We Love Award, and Rice University’s CSWGS 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award. Christel is a member of ColourTV and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Miller served on the Board of Directors for GLAAD from 2018-2024, and accepted the Emmy’s Governor’s Award at the 2024 Primetime Emmys.