Christine Miller  born and raised in Northern California, exhibited a love for singing and acting at the age of 3.  After studying music and vocal performance at a private university, Christine moved to Los Angeles to continue pursuing these passions full-time.

One of her first notable gigs was touring with Walt Disney as a featured performer in "Disney's Symphonic Fantasy" live international stage show.  Since that time, she has made a name for herself domestically and internationally as a successful session singer (Namco, Sony, Mitsubishi, Disney, Warner Bros., ABC, Big Lots) and live vocalist working with international artists Bobby Caldwell, John Tesh, Andre Crouch, Nelly Furtado, The Tommy Coomes Band with Franklin Graham, Crown and the M.O.B. and Sam Smith.

She lends her vocal talents to Film and TV as well with performances on Nickelodeon's "Miss Spider", the NBC children's series "Zula Patrol", Nintendo's "Donky Konga" video game, Comedy Central's "Kid Notorious”, Fox Family’s “Love Struck”, and a Karaoke-Singing suburban housewife in the indie film "REVERB" (Riffilms).  Her most recent projects include the animated film ”Delhi Safari" starring Vanessa Williams and “The Interview” starring James Franco.

  Christine currently resides in the Los Angeles area with her husband and daughter.