Myles Humphus is a multifaceted individual, adept at navigating the realms of direction, acting, and stunt work, effortlessly transitioning between the high-octane settings of Hollywood action films, such as Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and Fate of the Furious, and the intimate, character-driven narratives of indie dramas like Inertia and Five Minutes in May.
Born in Milledgeville, Georgia, Myles is the offspring of a father who served in MACVSOG, a military unit renowned for its elite special forces operatives, and a mother who is a skilled clothing designer. This unique blend of influences has instilled in him a profound appreciation for the physical, strategic, and creative aspects of life.
Myles' early life was marked by a promising football career, which ultimately led him to explore other avenues, including the corporate world and the world of prize fighting. However, it was the acting bug that eventually caught his attention, and he has since honed his craft through extensive study of the methods of Konstantin Stanislavski, Lee Strasburg, and Sanford Meisner.
As a result, Myles' creative choices have been shaped by a deep understanding of the nuances of the acting craft, informed by his immersion in the theories and techniques of these legendary thespians.
