His feature film directorial debut, "Nightfall: A Paranormal Investigation" had several international film festival selections. The feature won best feature film & best audience film at the 'Bloody Mirror Horror Festival', best feature film at the 'Island of Horror Festival' & best horror film at Chicago Indie Film Awards. It also premiered at the 'Murder City Carnivale of Cinema' film festival to audience acclaim at the Piccadilly Cinema.

The movie, continuing its festival run internationally, will be playing in select cinemas soon. Myles has been praised for his "spectacular" cinematography, where the "talent in McEwen as a DP is beyond anything" (Fear Forever).

His short film "Brother" had 6 international film festival selections, including winning 'Best Horror' at the 'Night of Shorts Film Festival.'

Two of his music videos, made for Adelaide band TONIX, have premiered and appeared several times on ABC'S Rage.

His upcoming short film "Statues" (18 mins) will be premiering in Adelaide 2025 and is currently beginning its festival run. He is also working on his short film, "The Spark of Tasmania" among others, including two new features films.

He directed a commercial for UK company, Easipac which features on their homepage: https://www.easipac.co.uk/

He shot & directed a feature film (documentary) "FORTIS" for Norwood Football Club in 2022, premiering in cinemas 3 times around February of 2023. The feature film (1 Hour, 32 Minutes), made for cinemas, received outstanding feedback from audiences and provided a unique, cultural experience for Norwood fans and local South Australians.

He has a background in marketing. He was the marketing director for Beer & Barbecue Festival 2024, a major music festival in South Australia & marketing manager for The Elephant British Pub (2024).

He was the cinematographer and associate producer on South Australian feature film, "Going South" - premiering in December 2023 at Palace Nova Cinema + available online now.

As a kid, he co-directed films that were finalists in festivals like Tropfest Jr, West Side Film Festival (Winner), Australian Teachers of Media (Winner) and Norwood & St Peters Film Festival among others. He also ran & directed his school film festival.

His films have been played on the big screen to crowds of 100 to 500 people - theatres in Adelaide like Palace Nova Eastend, The Piccadilly, The Regal Theatre, Victor Harbour Cinema & The Mercury, not to mention internationally such as his Q & A attendance at the Unnamed Footage Festival in San Francisco.

Myles lives and breathes cinema. Creating pictures at a high level is his continuous goal as a filmmaker, actor & creative being.