Canadian actor Miles Meili was a storyteller long before appearing on Trailer Park Boys, The Handmaid's Tale or becoming the voice of Jonathan Brooks' cult-beloved Dungeon World books. A long-standing expat of multiple countries, Miles credits his global lifestyle with richly contributing to the qualities of intimacy, sincerity, and immediacy enjoyed by listeners of his audiobooks and real-life adventures.

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Born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Miles studied performance under television and theater actor John Dunsworth of Trailer Park Boys fame and later appeared on the program as Jason Hendricks. Guided by Dunsworth, he honed his skills in local Canadian TV. In 2004, his love of travel inspired a move to South Korea, where he would spend the following decade exploring his craft from an Eastern perspective.

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Asia's burgeoning demand for ESL and globally distributed media enabled Miles to cultivate his linguistic aptitude. He developed a broad palette to draw from in terms of accents and pronunciations, a skill set he continuously works to expand. In Seoul's competitive voice acting market, Miles became a sought-after narrator for commercials, games, and animation. Known for his professionalism, versatility, and signature warm delivery, he voiced thousands of scripts for local and international clientele.

 

Beyond studio work, Miles delved into Seoul's vibrant niche theater scene, expanding his creative reach to screenplay writing and audio production. Equally at ease in front of the camera, behind the microphone, or on stage, he embraced artistic opportunities throughout Asia. His international projects included Larry Smith's Trafficker (filmed in Thailand), the Chinese indie comedy Chinese Confusion, and a pivotal role as Marcus Andronicus in The Seoul Shakespeare Company's Titus Andronicus.

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Returning to Canada in 2015, Miles settled first in Toronto, then Saskatchewan. He has produced over 150 audiobooks with ACX and major publishing houses, including Penguin Random House, Deyan, ECW Press, Bee Audio, and Findaway. Recently, he debuted as writer and executive producer of the short film 365 Months, starring his daughter.

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Currently residing in Saskatoon with his wife and two daughters, Miles enjoys guitar and sourdough baking. Multilingual, he speaks English, French, Spanish, and some Korean, with "survival proficiency" in several additional languages.