Drew Mylrea's journey began in Santa Cruz, California, where he spent his formative years. He later pursued his passion for theater at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA),where he majored in the subject and honed his skills in improvisation.
Mylrea's undergraduate endeavors culminated in the creation of a short film titled "Arnold and the Alps," which premiered at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth and received the prestigious "Best Directing" award at New York's VisionFest.
Following this success, Mylrea ventured into the realm of science fiction, crafting two short films that showcased his unique perspective. "Lisa" is a character study that delves into the quest of a scientist to create the perfect woman, while "Next Door" is a dystopian comedy that explores the joys of subordination.
Mylrea's shorts have garnered millions of views online, earning him a reputation for his wit and dark humor. The comment sections of his films are filled with praise for his work.
For his feature film debut, Mylrea directed "Spy Intervention," a send-up of the spy genre. The film was released domestically in theaters, on all major platforms, and remains a favorite among viewers who have pirated the film.
Mylrea returned to the realm of science fiction for his second feature, "Last Survivors," which stars Alicia Silverstone, Stephen Moyer, and Drew Van Acker. The post-apocalyptic thriller follows a group of survivors as they navigate the perils of isolation in a remote Montana wilderness.
