I wonder do Porn stars get to pick which scene to do or does the production company booked them through their manager? How does it work? Also can porn star "turn down" certain scenes if they don't like like "rough sex" or "lesbian stuff" especially female porn stars.
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studrams Deactivated User
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Posted - Apr 26 2025 : 3:37AM
It's probably fair to say the vast majority of girls have an agent though ''submission pics'' usually shown at the beginning of ExCoGi scenes would suggest there may be some girls starting out without an agent. To some extent, the types of scenes they'll do is dependent on what bills need to be paid but their agency card will usually show details of what acts they'll perform and their current availability. Being picky and declining to do scenes can quickly lead to a reputation of being ''difficult to work with'' and anyone like that is unlikely to last very long in the industry.
Thanks for your insights. What happens if there's a straight porn star and she doesn't want to do lesbian scenes. Would she tell her agent to not put "lesbian" on her scenes. Or would this be uncommon? Likewise with some "rough/hardcore" type of porn could some porn stars choose to work on this type of scenes? I was going through some modeling websites/modelling world were some models would specifically say things, "like no bdsm stuff."
So for the most part when someone becomes a porn star and sign with agency/agent are they agreeing to doing most type of scenes(implicitly of course) or is it that you can choose to do specialize like if a model says I only want to do softcore type of content and then she primarily works for a few companies? It seems the latter might be more common with porn stars who have been in the porn world for awhile that they choose to work with content creators they like but I'm not quite sure.
As I understand it, when a performer signs with an agency, they specify the type of work they're willing to do, e.g., Dee Williams' profile page with her agency (OC Modeling) indicates that she's up for almost any type of sex in a porn scene. On the other hand, CeCe Leigh clearly states that she will only do girl-girl scenes -- unless the production company is also willing to book her husband for a boy-girl hardcore scene.
Here are some other performer profiles from other agencies that show what sort of scenes the performer is available for:
^^Why would ask that? I mean what would the reason be for why they would do that when they are about to spend the next couple of hours having porn sex with that person? Porn is a business where performer A is paid for the rights of the video of what she will do with performer B and vice versa.
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Posted - May 4 2025 : 7:09PM
^ Exactly, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that the performers are either contractors or employees who are on set to do a job.
^I suspect that the main reason why the cum shot is less than what you would hope for is because the number of active male performer is so small that most of them work way too often and while they can use artificial means to reach and retain an erection. Their cum tank for lack of a better term is probably close to empty.