So, you want to know a little bit about myself? Alright. Well, it all started when I was a young lad of about 11. I took a few drama courses at a magnet type school. These classes intrigued me as I learned much about the craft of acting. After being in a few plays and meeting interesting people, my parents pursuaded me to partake in a new kind of activity...sports!

I played baseball, soccer, golf (yes, golf!), and even wrestled on a junior team of McCluer North. It was wrestling that I spent most of my time in. For a couple of years I went around to tournaments and camps with people like WWE wrestler Randy Orton and Sam Sheretz. After some time I wanted to earn some cash, so I got a job at 14.

I worked in a paper branch for about a year stuffing Sunday Post-Dispatch 5 Star Editions. This helped build a strong work ethic that I still hold today. Before I was 16 I worked as a landscaper and an autoshop janitor. Earning my own cash came in mighty handy when I wanted to buy fancy things like bean burritos from Taco Bell.

Again acting was put on the backburner when I was in highschool. My Freshman and Sophmore year I was on the Varisty wrestling team over at McCluer High School (class of '99). In my Junior and Senior year of highschool I started a hard rock band in my parent's basement. Plier, as we where called, essentially had three guitar players, no drummer and no basest. However, we had a drum kit so each of us took turns playing all of the instruments. It was in this band that I realized I had a calling to be a leader and I had a passion to create.

So, after highschool I started a new hobby (later to be my profession). This of course is in web design / development. Milco Web Design was the offspring of this passtime and helped launch a semi-successful career with my current employer eGM Web Services. As college wraps up I have circled back to my earlier roots of acting.

The summer of 2003 proved to be an interesting one in which a major motion picture came to St. Louis. The Game of Their Lives was a great project to work on and again allowed me to meet more interesting people. Since then I have been actively pursing projects that have interested me.

If you would like to keep up to date on the latest happenings with my acting endeavors then check out my online journal. Thanks for your interest!

- Rob Miley