Hello, you! I’m Josey, a NYC-based on-camera and voiceover actor (actor? actress?), host, and singer-songwriter—and a travel/parenting/lifestyle writer/editor. Not to brag, but I’m also a neighborhood pumpkin-carving contest champion, survivor of a great white shark cage dive, very good at walking on my hands “for my age,” and I will crush you like a grape in Wordle. You can watch a really dorky video with much more (too much) about me here and follow me on Instagram, Clubhouse, and Twitter @GoJoseyGo. I love email, so—whether you want to work together or just say hi—please reach out at joseymiller [at] yahoo [dot com]. It would completely make my day. In the meantime…

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I appeared on New York Live to talk about “kitten season” for Best Friends Animal Society—and lemme tell ya’: When that sweet baby gave Sara Eskimo kisses? I nearly fell off my chair. 🥰

I’m incredibly proud to be a part of Anna Pakman’s annual Easterseals Disability Film Challenge project for the third time. The genre is revealed to all of the teams, then we’re given five days (!) to produce an entire short film… and our fearless leader really knocked it out of the park this year. (Remember when we took home the contest’s Best Awareness Campaign trophy for most views in 2021, leading to a Best Ensemble nod in the Lit Laughs International Comedy Festival? Huge… and that cast/writing team reunited.) Please take five minutes to watch, so she can win! I play the overly/awkwardly empathetic ally waitress, pictured here. Click here now.

My baby is in a Disney/Pixar movie (!!) and you’ll definitely dig his character Clod! 🌱🌸 Meet him in Elemental, coming to theaters June 16. Pixar launched the official trailer today, and it is gorgeous and hilarious (and also: CATHERINE O’HARA—ahhh!). Mason was so excited to work with a total legend, director Peter Sohn, and they bonded over a shared love of hockey (and Pete Docter and Denise Ream were there, too–major whoa)… And, well, none of us can believe this is happening (umm… he’s a Band-aid?!). He and his little brother, now a fellow Disney voiceover actor (this is 🍌🍌🍌)–Ryan–have been keeping this a secret for a long time, which is super-hard to do, and I’m so proud of them for doing that–and for a million other reasons, too. He also wants to thank Natalie Lyon, Bonnie Shumofsky Bloom, Lucius Robinson, Micaela, Emma, Emily, Tami, Amanda, and his whole incredible Stewart Talent team.

CLICK HERE to watch the trailer.

Why do I love volunteering for Best Friends? (Let me count the ways.) Is giving a pet as a gift a terrible idea? (The answer may surprise you.) Is Marysol’s dog acting strange because Mercury is in Petrograde? (I have a different theory.) And those are just a few of the questions I may or may not address in this info-jam-packed segment on PIX 11… all in the spirit of the holidays.

Why do cats make such wonderful pets? Why is now the perfect time to adopt? Why is Sara’s pink jumpsuit so cute? Those are just a few of the questions I may or may not answer in this segment on New York Live… all in the spirit of National Cat Day.

NY Live’s Sara Gore welcomed me, Hannah from Best Friends Animal Society, and kittens Casper, Bernard, and—are you sitting down?—Multigrain (best name ever) last week. Next TV set stop: the WPIX morning show. We’ll be there bright and early tomorrow for another opportunity to spread the word about this incredible organization and their adoptable pets.

Best Friends Animal Society asked me to contribute an essay about my experience as a first-time dog foster. Fostering a dog (Tres in particular) was full of surprises–and maybe the story will surprise you, too. To read it, click here now.

Not sold yet? Hmm… Well, does it help that there are also some super-adorable before and after photos and videos of her in the article? I mean, who doesn’t love cute dogs?

 

I started walking the hallowed halls at my acting home for the summer, Stella Adler Studio New York City. And, while I may not be a super-chill person, I definitely got the chills: classes covering improv storytelling, social issue debate, prop work, scene study = too cool for school! If you need me, I’ll be the nerd feverishly scribbling notes in my memo pad. With intention.

I’m singing this Sunday Funday from 1pm to 4pm with Brian Halloran and Rodney Flood at the Red Lion on Bleecker Street, Greenwich Village, NYC (proof of vaccine required for entry). I’ve been missing that campfire feeling like crazy, and I just can’t wait for some ballads and belting. Hope to see you there!

And the hits just keep on comin’ for our Easterseals Disability Film Challenge project! Social Fitness is now an official selection of Indy Shorts, New Filmmakers LA, New Haven International Film Festival… and was just announced as a Lit Laughs International Comedy Festival finalist in the Best Film and Best Ensemble Cast categories. WHAT??

Update: We won Lit Laughs for Best Ensemble Cast. I repeat: WHAT??