Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mike Miller breaks down what it really takes to create an album cover. One day, multiple outputs — covers, merch, publicity — everything has to happen fast. But the goal isn’t just to produce. It’s to make it feel real.
Working with artists like Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg, the process was precise: scouting locations, removing distractions, building trust before the shoot even starts. Then, in the moment, it comes down to something simple — the eyes.
Because in the end, the image isn’t about the setup. It’s about the person in front of the camera.
Watch the full interview on YouTube and don’t forget to subscribe to the Eyeshot Podcast now available on all major platforms.
Mike Miller breaks down what it really takes to create an album cover. One day, multiple outputs — covers, merch, publicity — everything has to happen fast. But the goal isn’t just to produce. It’s to make it feel real.
Working with artists like Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg, the process was precise: scouting locations, removing distractions, building trust before the shoot even starts. Then, in the moment, it comes down to something simple — the eyes.
Because in the end, the image isn’t about the setup. It’s about the person in front of the camera.
Watch the full interview on YouTube and don’t forget to subscribe to the Eyeshot Podcast now available on all major platforms.
