Irene Miller (1880–1964) was a British screenwriter and media professional active during the silent film era. She began her professional life in the field of print media, working as a journalist before transitioning her writing skills to the rapidly developing medium of motion pictures. This background in journalism provided her with a strong foundation in storytelling and communication, which she successfully applied to her subsequent work as a screenwriter.
During her time in the film industry, Miller achieved significant professional advancement. She eventually secured a major leadership role, becoming the chief of the screenwriting department at the studio of pioneering British filmmaker Will Barker. In addition to her creative work as a screenwriter and department head, Miller later transitioned into promotional work, serving as a studio publicist. Her career highlights the diverse roles available to writers during the formative decades of British cinema.
