ZACHARY GRAVES-MILLER

Zachary Graves-Miller

gravesmiller@gmail.com

Graves-Miller is an American filmmaker and documentarian whose work explores historical narratives through an immersive, archival approach. Known for capturing complex social and cultural landscapes, he brings a nuanced lens to each project, revealing layers of human experience and historical memory. Having collaborated with industry titans like Paul Greengrass, Aaron Sorkin, Doug Liman, and Alan Tomlinson, he has honed a craft marked by authenticity and dedication to untold stories. His debut film, Six Locked Doors, a look into the infamous Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire, won the Audience Award at the Massachusetts Independent Film Festival in 2020. Graves-Miller’s latest project, FOOD Restaurant Documentary, continues his commitment to cultural preservation, capturing the legacy of FOOD Restaurant, founded in 1971 by Carol Goodden and Gordon Matta-Clark in SoHo, New York.

Body of Work

2025

• FOOD Restaurant Documentary

• Moment in Time

• DyslexiaAmerica

2024

• Normandy D-Day 80th Anniversary

2022

• Colfax Massacre 1873 Louisiana

2019

• Six Locked Doors: The Legacy of Cocoanut Grove
  Audience Award in Documentary, 2020 Massachusetts Independent Film Festival

2014

• KOBRA in Wynwood: Miami Street Art Documentary

2013

• JR: Lincoln Center Ballet (Featured in The New York Times)

2012

• Agent Orange in the Media

2011

• A Respectable Routine