Martin Miehe-Renard (born 10 August 1956 in Frederiksberg, Denmark) is a Danish actor, writer, film producer, director, film composer and former artistic director. After his schooling he was admitted to an acting education at the Statens Teaterskole (Danish National School of Theatre and Contemporary Dance) in 1970. Afterwards he went to a private acting school, where he received his further education with Klaus Pagh. He made his debut in 1974 in the film Den sårede filoktet In addition to acting as an actor, he also became director and composer and screenwriter. He also played artistically in many performances, including musicals, revues, such as in Mogenstrup, Hjørring and Kolding. At the same time, he was also briefly the director of the Danish Amagerscenen Theater in Copenhagen and from 1995 to 2000 television and drama director at Nordisk Film, as well as the artistic director of the private Tappehallerne Culture and Concert Hall in Hellerup. From 2000 to 2003 he was the creative director at the computer game company Deadline Games. He was also responsible for many successful family and Christmas series in Danmarks Radio and TV 2 (Denmark). Miehe-Renard is co-owner of the TV production company Adapto and co-founder of Make Do Media. In 1985 he was awarded a scholarship for art and science by well-known Danish patroness Erna Hamilton. Furthermore, Martin Miehe-Renard is a member and singer of the Danish pop rock band Hackensack in his free time. He is also politically active and since April 2007 chairman of the Radical Left in Gentofte, Hellerup district.