Creative Director. Model. Actress.
Meet Asiah Aghniettia (Ay-juh Un-Yet-Uh) the young creative, Michigan native. A daughter, sister, best friend & entrepreneur. She is a woman that wears plenty of hats, but executes her brand wisely while sticking to her creative expertise.
Since a little girl, she’s always been told she would be something big one day. With her Father being a musician and her Mother being a creative herself she has blossomed into an innovative, hustler with a gifted eye.
Currently specializing in creative directing events, she is a commercial print model & a freelance actress who starred in her first film in August of 2022.
Aghniettia is also an advocate for type 1 diabetics & a podcast host - dropping in the spring of 2023.
Creative Directing
Aghniettia specializes in directing fashion shows and business showcases.
A creative director is a person that makes high-level creative decisions, and with those decisions oversees the creation of creative assets such as events, products and advertisements.
Taking clients in February of 2023.
Modeling
Before dipping her feet into creatively directing fashion shows, Aghniettia began branding herself through modeling in her hometown of Grand Rapids, MI.
Eventually branching out to local cities such as Detroit & Chicago. Over the years she has walked in over 15 shows & is currently hosting model drop-in classes.
Booking available.
Acting
Beginning acting in just 7th grade, Aghniettia has fallen in love with the art of performing. Dipping into musicals, plays, commercials, music videos & a newly filmed movie named Miss Rainbow Magic, directed by Nuri Bauswell in which she starred as the lead role as “Magic.” Her acting career has blossomed overtime with more roles to fill in the near future.
Currently offering one on one script reads with talent and open to auditions, located in Michigan, Chicago or Atlanta.
Join me every first Monday of the month as we fight those Monday blues & shift our mind to refocusing on the positive ish going on in our lives. Welcome to Mindful Monday’s with Aghniettia.
Team HELP
From being misdiagnosed at just the age of seven type 1 diabetes has impacted Aghniettia’s life ever since she was a little girl.
Due to not having a working pancreas she takes insulin injections daily. Striving to advocate for the T1D community, over time she’s turned the pain into a form of teaching her community about what it’s like living with T1D. Below is a link to the JDRF (juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) website, where you’ll find her charity which is called Team HELP “Help Eliminate Little Pokes.” A team name chosen by her mom during her first diabetic awareness walk in 2003.