Chip Miller's "The Sun Show" for Disney TV, Debuts On YouTube!

Attention sun lovers & parents!! Check out "SSTV (SunSafetyforKids.org) Presents 'The Sun Show!'" - now on YOUTUBE!! Shown in 3 parts, this original, unique weekly kids' television series pilot was Directed, Written, Co-Produced, & Music Supervised by filmmaker and award-winning music video director, Chip Miller. It is adapted from 2 commercial DVD programs Miller also created (currently in most North American elementary schools), as an important, new educational tool.


"The Sun Show!" racked up prestigious video & educational awards, including the 2006 ACCOLADE Award for Best Educational video & Best Director & the 2005 AEGIS Award for Best Director & Best Editing. Program features music of major recording artists such as Brian Wilson, Jerry Douglas, Deniece Williams, Darryl Jones (The Rolling Stones), Butthole Surfers, & Justin Timberlake. And legendary Disney hand animators provide classic animation sequences. With 80 speaking parts, & shot at 14 locations around LA, pilot was funded by Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals, 3M Pharmaceuticals, & Disney TV. Our message informs kids & parents that risk of developing skin cancer can be substantially reduced by simply "Blocking the Sun, Not the Fun" and we hope to reduce skin cancer through teaching & promoting sun protection to children at an early age. Other credits are: Co-Writer Henry Bloomstein; Pilot Rep Michael Palmieri; Line Producer/Editor Travis Miller; Cinematographer Bryan Greenberg, Composer Karl Preusser, & Exec Producers Moshe Barkat & Dr. Jeff Ashley. The "Too Much Sun" theme song is written & performed by the band, Old Sand Mill (BMI).


Director Miller has also helmed MTV , MTV2, VH-1, BET, and CMT music videos for artists such as Linkin Park, Madd KD, The Black Crowes, Tyrone Wells, Faith Evans, Charlie Wilson, Sir Jinx, McLyte, Brian Wilson, Peter Murphy, Jerry Douglas, the late Gerald Levert, LL Cool J, Danzig, The Commodores, Paul Simon, Squeeze, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and dozens more.