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^ Miller, Warren (2012) 'Warren's World', The Ski Journal Vol 6 #3:22, accessed February 3, 2018.

^ a b 'Whistler remembers filmmaking legend '.

^ 'Pioneering, inspiring snow-sports filmmaker Warren Miller, 93, dies at Orcas Island home'.

'Pioneering, Inspiring Snow-Sports Filmmaker Warren Miller, 93, Dies at Orcas Island Home'. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame and Museum.

Bigford, Andy and Miller, Warren (2016) Freedom Found: My Life Story Warren Miller Company ISBN 9780963614469.

'A Taste of Freedom' The Ski Journal (2010) vol 4.2 ISSN 1935-3219.

Wine, Women, Warren, & Skis, (2001) Warren Miller Productions 14th edition ISBN 978-0963614407.

Lurching from One Near Disaster to the Next (1998) Deer Harbor, WA: Pole Pass Pub.

See the complete list for all films bearing Warren Miller's name. Movies released since 2004, while bearing Warren Miller's name, were not directed by Warren Miller, nor was he involved in their production in any way. Miller died January 24, 2018, at his home on Orcas Island. After a sold out first printing, a second printing was released in December 2017. Andy Bigford, former editor-in-chief and publisher of Ski Magazine, co-authored the book, and Miller's wife contributed as well. In September 2016, Miller self-published his autobiography, Freedom Found: My Life Story. Miller and his wife of 30 years, Laurie, lived on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands north of Seattle. The two were married for twenty years and lived in Hermosa Beach, California where the Warren Miller Production film company was located for almost 40 years. The marriage produced two children, a daughter Chris Ann (1957) and Kurt James (1959). Miller then married Dorothy Marion Roberts in 1955. Miller's first wife Jean, mother of his oldest son Scott, died of cancer when her son was just one and half years old.

In late 2010, Miller presented 'An Evening with Warren Miller' to two sold-out audiences at Seattle's Benaroya Hall. The makers of later films, including Warren Miller's Higher Ground (2005) and Warren Miller's Off the Grid (2006), used Miller's narration from previous films rather than recording new narration. While transitioning out of his executive role, Miller still maintained his creative role as director and narrator for the films into the 1990s. The company still produces a new film every year, but Miller himself was not actively involved after 2004. Kurt later sold the company to Time, Inc., which sold it in 2007 to Bonnier Corporation, which was itself acquired by Active Interest Media in 2013. Miller continued to head Warren Miller Entertainment until the late 1980s when he sold the company to his son, Kurt Miller.

Before long he was showing his films in 130 cities a year. He booked show halls near ski resorts so that he could film the next year's footage during the day, and show the current film in the evening. He lent money to rent halls and theaters, and charged admission to his shows. In 1949, he founded Warren Miller Entertainment and began producing one feature-length ski film per year. Later work ДЄfter Miller showed his skiing and surfing films to friends, with accompanying commentary, he began to receive invitations to show and narrate them at parties. During the summers they shifted to the California coast where they filmed each other surfing.

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In their free time, they filmed each other skiing to critique and improve their ski techniques. He and a friend, Ward Baker, moved to Sun Valley, Idaho where they lived in a teardrop trailer in the parking lot of the Sun Valley ski resort, and worked as ski instructors.

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Upon his discharge from the Navy in 1946, Miller bought his first 8mm movie camera, a Bell & Howell costing $77 (equivalent to $1,020 today ). On Christmas vacation in 1944, he first filmed skiing with a borrowed camera in Yosemite.

ten months into World War II, he enlisted in the U.S. ДЄs a young man he took up the hobbies of skiing, surfing, and photography. He had two older sisters, Mary Helen Miller and Betty Jane 'BJ' Miller.

Warren Anthony Miller was born in Hollywood, Los Angeles, to Helena Humphrey Miller and Albert Lincoln Miller.