Miles Long

Career

Miles Long — a stage name he trademarked in 2011 — has built one of the more diversified outside business portfolios in this industry. He founded Sights & Sounds Productions, a record label focused on EDM and house music, and established the Little Dragon Pictures film imprint by 2016. From 2022 he began shooting photography for FHM and Playboy, and he produces the Lingerie Fighting Championships for Roku alongside his own vehicle-customisation show, Modz & Bodz. His award record includes Hall of Fame inductions from AVN, XRCO, NightMoves and the AAIA, plus a NightMoves Lifetime Achievement Award and Triple Play Award.

Signature: Operates a record label and a film imprint simultaneously, and produces a Roku series with no connection to the adult industry at all — the broadest outside business portfolio ranked on this list.

Index score — The Pornstar Ranked Performer Index v3.0

Full award record6 entries

• 2011AVN — Hall of Fame
• 2012XRCO — Hall of Fame
• 2021NightMoves — Hall of Fame
• 2022NightMoves — Lifetime Achievement Award
• 2019NightMoves — Triple Play Award
• 2023AAIA — Hall of Fame

Beyond performing

• Founder, Sights & Sounds Productions, an EDM and house-music record label
• Founder, Little Dragon Pictures film imprint (established by 2016)
• Producer, Lingerie Fighting Championships (Roku)
• Trademarked the stage name "Miles Long" (2011)

Mainstream credits

• Photography for FHM and Playboy (from 2022)
• Modz & Bodz, a custom-vehicle television show

Official links

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Ranked alongside

• Aubrey Kate
• Dana DeArmond
• Bobbi Starr
• Casey Calvert
• Bree Mills
• Holly Randall

Sources and verification2 sources

Last audited 25 August 2026 · Wikipedia — Miles Long · ru.wikipedia — Лонг, Майлз (independent bio citing AVN, XBIZ, XRCO and NightMoves award announcements)

Not yet confirmed:

• A widely repeated 2012 Urban X Hall of Fame induction, carried on his own Wikipedia page and repeated on Russian Wikipedia too, could not be verified — Urban X’s first Hall of Fame class was announced for 2026, so this programme treats any earlier induction date as false, the same pattern already documented for Priya Anjali Rai; it is not included in the award list above. That the false claim recurs independently on a second-language Wikipedia is treated as further confirmation it is a propagated error, not a stronger reason to include it
• Real birth name not documented beyond the trademarked stage name
• A 2023 Australian Adult Industry Awards Hall of Fame induction is claimed on his own site and by aggregators but could not be confirmed against an independent source, so it is not included in the award list above