Stuff You Might Like Too
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ABOUTHi, I'm Mia, the person behind Stuff You Might Like Too, and, full-time Associate Creative Director/Art Director in advertising with 11+ years making work for brands.
I bring an advertising brain to content: thinking past the hook to what your audience actually cares about, what adds value, and what fresh POV changes how they see your product.
You're not getting someone to film your product and read a script. You're getting a seasoned senior creative who finds the interesting thing about it and makes a beautiful, scroll-stopping video of it.
Product Feature / Fellow
Product Feature / Pilot Pen
Unboxing / Home Decor / Hand Modeling
Product Feature / Fellow
Unboxing / Beauty / Hand Modeling
Unboxing / Beauty / Hand Modeling
ABOUT - STUFF YOU MIGHT LIKE TOOAs an art director, part of my job is staying curious about what's happening visually in culture. Stuff You Might Like Too is where I share the thousands of things I encounter everyday that make me stop and look twice — design, interiors, architecture, travel, productivity tips and hacks, products, and the small details you'd otherwise scroll past.
I add the context: who made it, why it's designed that way, what makes it worth a second look, why you should think about it in a different way. That's the goal, help you notice more, and maybe find something you like too.
That same curiosity is what makes products feel natural in my content. I'm not just showing something beautiful, I'm giving people a real reason to care about it.
CAPABILITIES-
Agency-trained thinking about who's actually watching and what makes them stop.
For brands: content built around what already resonates with your specific audience, not generic virality. -
Finding the specific idea worth filming, not just a script to read.
For brands: you get an original angle, not a templated video format everyone else is running. -
Shooting, set and product styling, editing, sound design, captions. A finished, ready-to-post video, made with the highest end equipment and editing software.
For brands: one less thing on your team's plate. Nothing to touch before it goes live. -
I shoot product photography myself — the same eye I bring to my photography business — and I also bring 11+ years of art directing photo and video shoots for national brand campaigns as an ACD/AD.
For brands: you get someone who can either produce the shots start to finish, or step in and direct a shoot to make sure it lands on-brand, whichever the project needs. -
No talking-head videos. The product, the design, the detail is always the subject.
For brands: content that's clean, editorial, and easy to repurpose across ads and organic, the focus stays on the product, not the creator. -
Trained hand modeling experience — precise, camera-ready product handling in close-up.
For brands: clean unboxings, texture shots, and hands-on demos that look intentional, not like an afterthought.