T-Nia Miller was born and raised in London. Some of her childhood was spent living in Jamaica; walking with no shoes, playing in the dirt and catching crayfish in the river.

She is currently in her final year of a three year acting degree course at the Guildford School of Acting.

T-Nia's versatility as an actor has led her to appear in roles ranging from Friar Lawrence in a contemporary screen version of ROMEO AND JULIET, to the eccentric and intimidating witch with a cataract, Strega in the ROSE TATTOO (Electric Theatre, Guildford).

Some of her other screen credits include; Debbie in JULES ON A TRAIN and Lorna in TIMOKA (both shown at a number of film festivals), and an inept, comical Dungeon Mistress in ITVs comedy sketch show SHOOT THE WRITER, being screened later this year.

Her theatre credits include Onoma in THE AFRICAN MAIDEN, a play focusing on the horrors of female genital mutilation, chorus in the BACCHAI, and the lead character Lydia in NOT MY FACE, a devised piece looking at domestic violence, performed while she was six months pregnant!