Bill Millios has produced a variety of films and videos through his New Hampshire-based production outfit Back Lot Films, Inc. HippoPress wrote that “Millios has earned a reputation as one of the state’s leading documentary and commercial filmmakers”. Millios’ two features – Old Man Dogs (1997) and Dangerous Crosswinds (2005) have been well-received in Variety, The Boston Globe and America Online and have screened at theatres throughout New England. Other credits include Killing Our Best Friends – The Crisis of Pet Overpopulation (1994), Three Questions (1994), Bottled Words (1995) and New Hampshire On Ice (2003). 

Millios’ company has also completed corporate productions for companies such as Pike Industries, HandicappedPets.com, ArtSpider, the New Hampshire Veterans Home, Hillsborough County Agricultural Fair, WoodPellets.com, Perfect Fit LLC, nhFirstJob and Southern New Hampshire University. In 2010 Millios plans to publish his short story collection, The Winter Thaw, and is currently at work on two feature-length screenplays, Death & Glory and The Murder of the Lake. Millios is also a founder, with Marc Vadeboncoeur of Goodheart Media Services, of The Digital Filmmaking Workshops.