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Myles Brown (MYLO) is an artist spreading empathy through music and film. His resume ranges from serving as an associate producer for the Oprah Winfrey Network’s “Own Your Shine” Juneteenth Artist Spotlight series, to directing a submission for PhotoVogue’s “Tree of Life” global open call, to winning “Best Environmental Film” at the international 60 Second Short Film Fest.
MYLO’s unique filmmaking style formulated after pursuing a bachelor's degree in Psychology. In college, he joined a research team that focused on perceived discrimination against African American college students, as well as the coping mechanisms used to manage these chronic stressors to achieve psychological wellness. He infuses similar coping strategies into his work to create narratives that are universally understood. His projects primarily focus on how self-expression, music, vulnerability, honest conversations, and escapism through nature can lead to a stronger and healthier community. He hopes that telling vulnerable and authentic narratives will promote empathy and interconnectedness around the world.
Exploring Themes of Self-Expression and Healing
In this collection, you will find films that delve into the power of self-expression, the healing nature of music, and the importance of vulnerability. MYLO's work emphasizes the significance of honest conversations and the therapeutic escape that nature provides. Each film is a journey towards understanding and wellness, reflecting MYLO's belief in the strength of community and the transformative power of storytelling.
Promoting Empathy and Interconnectedness
Through his art films, MYLO aims to promote empathy and interconnectedness across diverse audiences. His films are not just stories, but conversations that invite viewers to explore their own emotions and perspectives. By showcasing authentic and vulnerable narratives, MYLO hopes to inspire a greater sense of compassion and unity in the world.