Meet Milo Misher. Filmmaker. Creative leader. Professional ice cream scooper.

As captain of my school’s Film Club, I’ve been crafting short films like Pocket Dial Kyle, which made it into festivals like the All American High School Film Festival and the Canterbury Comedy Short Film Awards.

I also lead the LA chapter of BBYO, where I run weekly programs, organize fundraisers, and bring Jewish teens together in fresh, exciting ways. On top of that, I created The Reel Rube, a documentary about Rube Goldberg that won first place at National History Day LA and got me to the state finals.

This past summer, I leveled up my filmmaking skills at the USC School of Cinematic Arts Warner Bros program. I learned about collaboration and what it takes to bring a story from script to screen—hands-on, in the middle of a studio lot.

When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me at The Big Chill, serving up more frozen yogurt than you can imagine, or interning at Jewish Life Television, where I’m learning the ins and outs of video production and diving into Jewish history and culture.

Curious, creative, and always ready to collaborate—that’s me.