Sharon Miller

Career overview

Sharon Miller is a writer and creative professional born in England on September 1, 1956. Her career is notably associated with the long-running children's series Thomas and Friends. She served as the script editor for the ninth, tenth, and eleventh series of the show. Beginning with the twelfth series, Miller transitioned into the role of head writer, a position she held until 2010 when she was succeeded by Andrew Brenner. During her tenure, she also acted as a creative producer from the production of Hero of the Rails through the fourteenth series. Throughout this period, she worked alongside Jo Jordan, including on the project Misty Island Rescue.

Beyond her writing and production duties, Miller contributed to the series in other capacities. She served as the voice director for Thomas and Friends starting with Misty Island Rescue and continuing until the conclusion of the show with the twenty-fourth series. Additionally, she provided the voice for the character of Elizabeth II in the special Thomas and the Royal Engine. Her writing credits also extend to other children's programming, including the Bob the Builder episode titled Roley's Rover. According to her professional records, she has accumulated 73 known credits throughout her career.