Today we’d like to introduce you to Sia Siberia.
Hi Sia , so excited to have you with us today. What can you tell us about your story?
My story began in 2016 on a Russian cam site. I was young, inexperienced, and had no idea that opening my laptop that day would change the course of my life. What started as a curiosity soon became a journey of self-discovery. I explored different platforms, and by 2018, I found myself behind the camera, creating videos, expressing my sexuality, and learning to own it. I fell in love with the power of performance, with the art of storytelling through adult content and cosplay.
Back then, I was studying medicine and this path felt like it belonged to someone else. The deeper I went into this creative world, the more I realized that the traditional life wasn’t for me. A year into camming, I left university. It was terrifying, but also liberating. I chose a life where I could be fully myself. Since then, I’ve been building a career not just as a performer, but as an artist, I shaping my image, voice, and vision on my own terms.
I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
It definitely hasn’t been a smooth road. One of the biggest challenges was learning how to be my own boss – setting boundaries, building structure, and staying disciplined without anyone holding me accountable. At one point, my sleep schedule shifted by nearly 24 hours. It wasn’t just chaos, it was my way of exploring what freedom really feels like when no one is telling you what to do.
But with freedom also comes pressure. When everything depends on you, you have to learn to take full responsibility: for your income, your time, your mental health. I had to adapt quickly and stay resilient through unexpected setbacks like platform bans, payment system shutdowns, or algorithm changes. I learned to diversify, not just income streams, but backup plans. In this industry, survival means being flexible, creative, and always a few steps ahead.
And then there’s the emotional side. When you do the same thing for too long, it can start to lose its spark, your eyes go dull, your heart’s not in it. That’s why I’m always searching for the next thing that excites me again, that reignites my passion. Reinvention isn’t just a strategy, it’s a lifeline.
Alright, so let’s switch gears a bit and talk business. What should we know about your work?
My specialty is cosplay. For years, I’ve poured my heart into creating high-quality, story-driven cosplay videos that go far beyond just putting on a costume. I’m known for the way I bring characters to life – through lighting, framing, and storytelling that many people wouldn’t expect from adult content. My fans often say they found me not just because of the sex appeal, but because of the artistry behind my work.
One thing that really sets me apart is how deeply I care about every detail. My solo projects are cinematic, with careful lighting and direction. One of my most talked-about videos features Rogue and Deadpool, the opening scene feels more like a Netflix series than anything else! For Halloween 2024, we shot a full music video inspired by Power from Chainsaw Man, complete with outdoor scenes, green screen shots, and city locations. It was wild, ambitious, and totally worth it!
Collaborations are another strength of mine. When I work with other models, I don’t just film — I create a world where viewers can fully immerse themselves in their fantasies. I’m proud of every single project we’ve done.
In 2021, when the Samsung virtual assistant “Sam” went viral, I tracked down every piece of the costume in two days, crafted it overnight, and we shot the full video the next day. To this day, people still recognize me as “Sam” and it makes me smile every time.
Right now I’m in the middle of building a new life in the U.S., and my costumes are still overseas. But my love for this work hasn’t gone anywhere. I know I’ll be back in costume again soon and bringing characters to life in a way only I can.
What would you say have been one of the most important lessons you’ve learned?
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is that even in a creative field, there will always be tasks that are repetitive, time-consuming, and simply not fun. And you have a choice: either drown in the routine or build a system that allows you to grow.
At some point, I realized that trying to do everything alone was holding me back. Yes, delegating can be messy. People make mistakes, miscommunications happen. But it’s still so much better than burning out by trying to be a one-person production team. I’ve learned the value of structure – writing down workflows, creating guides, and making things clear enough that someone else can step in when needed.
Success doesn’t come from doing it all yourself. It comes from learning to trust others, build systems, and invest in people who can help you move forward. Behind every strong creator is a strong team, and knowing when to let go is what allows you to keep climbing.
Pricing:
- OnlyFans subscription: $7.80/month
- Custom 5-minute videos: from $150
- Collaborations and brand inquiries — please email [email protected] for details
Contact Info:
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