Name: Shane Lee Miller

Nicknames: Shane Train, Shane-o

Gender: Male

Birthdate: June 8, 1995

Age: 15 going on 16

Hairstyle: Length Hair

Eye color: Green

Hair color: Dark Brown

Hairstyle: Chest length hair

Birthplace: Skokie, Illinois

Home: Skokie, Illinois

Personality: Tough as nails, fun loving, emotional, shy

Family: Abby Lee Miller (Mother), Maryen Lorrain Miller (Grandmother), George L. Miller aka Salty (Grandfather, Deceased), Lauren Miller (Adoptive Sister), Skylar "Skye" Miller (Adoptive Sister)

Allies: Maddie Ziegler, Mackenzie Ziegler, Chloe Lukasiak, Nia Frazier, Brooke Hyland, Paige Hyland, Nia Frazier, Kendall Vertes (Book 2), Asia Monet Ray (Book 3), Melissa Ziegler, Christi Lukasiak. Kelly Hyland

Enemies: Cathy Nesbitt-Stein, Yvette Walts (Book 3), Jeanette Cota (Book 4), Christy Hunt (Book 4)

Frenemies: Leslie Ackerman (Book 2), Jill Vertes (Book 2)

Likes: Dancing, Spending time with his mother, winning, taking pictures, listening to old school music

Hates: Momma Drama, Losing, Candy Apples

Other Talents: Takes Pictures, can play Basketball really well

Other info: Helps his mother with the choreography whenever he isn't rehearsing and is bound to get agitated whenever somebody gets his name wrong, is a good cook and loves to take pictures with his Nikon digital camera. Also, his favorite vehicle is a Chevrolet Express van.

Character Background: On June 8, 1995, a popular dance teacher known as Abigail "Abby" Lee Miller gave birth to a baby boy named Shane Miller was born and . At age two, he started to learn dance at his mother's studio, the Abby Lee Dance Company, three years later, when Shane was five, he suffered another tragic loss when his grandfather, George L. Miller had passed on because of esophageal cancer on father's day and a year later, he became an older brother when Abby adopted two girls at birth named Lauren and Skylar aka Skye in 2002, Shane won his first soloist national title and that was the first of nine national titles and currently, he is hoping to make it ten straight national titles and it was his last season as a competitive dancer.