Ask Kayla Quinn

[September 8, 2007] - I hope you do not mind, I took your personal information out of your question before answering it, Mr. Spears! Wanna keep you safe! :) The "difficult" part of being in porn films is not actually the desire to do it, it is the actual work that is involved (not to mention being comfortable enough to fuck like MAD both with and in front of strangers). This really IS a job, not a hobby and not just a big party! Here are a few sites I found useful when I first started looking in to becoming an adult performer: AIM-med... This is your first stop... get tested! You cannot work without current AIM paperwork. Your test is valid for 30 days after date of collection. The Floating World... I have linked directly to the "Biz" page. The Floating World not only has several resources here for you, but the entire site is crammed with industry information, events, calendar, etc... Great for the average Joe as well as for the performer! Sexy Jobs... If you are interested in landing your own bookings, Sexy Jobs is just one of several sites out there that fills the role of adult classifieds for work.