Simone Miller

Acting

Miller was born in September 2005 and was a child actress, and has been acting since she was ten years-old. She had early television appearances on The Big Fun Crafty Show on Universal Kids and Snapshots on CBC Television. She had early roles on commercials for bands such as The Shopping Channel and The Wall Street Journal.

Miller appeared as student Raign Westbrook in Canadian television series Detention Adventure on CBC and HBO Max, about school children who deliberately get detention to investigate school secrets, returning to the show for second and third series. She also had the role of a young Dorinda Clark-Cole in biographical film The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel (2020). Miller appeared in multiple seasons of Canadian television series Run the Burbs as Mannix. She also had roles in Workin' Mums and animated PBS children’s series Pinkalicious & Peterrific.

In 2025, Miller could be seen as Kalisha in the first series of Stephen King supernatural television horror adaptation The Institute for MGM+, appearing alongside Joe Freeman, Ben Barnes and Mary-Louise Parker.

Music

As a teenager she also released music as a singer-songwriter, and co-directed the music video for her song Older when she was 16 years-old. She has opened for established Canadian musical acts such as Arkells and Blue Rodeo.

From Toronto, Miller has both Italian and Jamaican heritage and has completed voluntary work with the Jamaican Canadian Association. She has trained in kickboxing and as well as singing, plays guitar and ukulele.