FILM

Myles Erfurth fell in love with horror movies at the age of 5 years old when he first saw “Frankenstein meets The Wolf Man.” Shortly after he discovered Alfred Hitchcock and became infatuated with the film “Psycho.” He started his “directing career” at the age of 12 when he started making stop action movies with a video camera and used action figures from his childhood as actors, from then on the camera never left his hands. He attended film school in Tallahassee, Fl for a short time and left early to go work for ABC in Los Angeles. For years he operated cameras for major networks such as HBO, Showtime and on feature films such as “In Time” and “Big Momma’s House 3.” He later returned to Florida to pursue his passion for horror films, where he directed his first creature feature, “Crocodylus.” He now caters to the Los Angeles, California and Miami, Florida markets as a cinematographer and director.