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​Born in Dallas, Texas. Haillye Young Miller grew up with a strong background in modeling, dance, singing, and acting. At age two she began modeling for catalogues, commercials, and a few billboard advertisements. At age 4 she was crowned with the pageant title Little Miss Hawaiian Tropic. She later took to the stage, singing and performing in many local venues and oprys including Johnny High's Music Review, Lone Star Music Association, and Bass Hall. At this time she received several 'Best Young Vocal Artist' awards as a soloist and in the duet, The Texas Red Hotts. Some other fun achievements during her childhood were appearing in print on the Arizona Jeans clothing tag, getting seen on a billboard ad, booking a St. Judes Hospital commercial, and singing the national anthem at Lone Star Park. Before following her dreams out west, she moved to the east coast where she attended high school and pre-college courses at FIT in New York City. 

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Her most recent credits include the feature films Meeting Ms. Leigh and The First Circle. Recently awarded 'Best Actress' by Indie X Film Fest for her role, Hope, in Carny Hallelujah! which is set to premiere in LA at The Golden State Film Festival TCL Chinese Theaters this February. Haillye has trained in Improv at Upright Citizens Brigade and Westside Comedy Theatre. Her education includes UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, & Television for Acting on Camera and The Ruskin School of Acting in Meisner Technique.

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With many years of professional vocal and dance training and a Bachelors Degree in Fashion Design, she is an artist of many mediums. When she isn't honing her craft and refining her skills she enjoys fulfilling her passions singing, performing, and surfing in Southern California.

 

 

 

 

 

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