Joel A. Miller

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Joel A. Miller
Born	Cambridge, England, UK
Other names	Rifken, Joel Roadie
Occupation(s)	Writer, cinematographer, film producer, film director, lyricist

Joel A. Miller is a British-American writer and filmmaker. He was the writer and director of the film The Still Life and wrote the autobiography Memoir of a Roadie.