Ryan Driller Interview For Porn Corporation

1. How did you begin your career in the adult industry and how long have you been performing on camera?

RYAN DRILLER:  I began my career in the adult industry back in March of 2008. I had, to an extent, always wanted to be in the industry, but that was kind of a non-logical or plausible thought from where and when I grew up (Littleton, CO in the 90’s). I got my in, in the industry and my chance to try out and see if it was possible. They kept calling me back, so I figured that I’ll keep capitalizing on that and almost 10 years later, I’m working more every year than the previous.

2. Please tell us about your upbringing, heritage & family. Where were you born and what was it like growing up for you? Does your family support your choice of profession?

RYAN DRILLER:  I grew up in Littleton, Colorado. My family was a good, wholesome, middle America, Upper Middle Class, family. Church on Sundays, school plays, swim meets, soccer games, the usual stereotype. It was a good and healthy household too. But, it was in that conservative part of the country, where sex just wasn’t discussed between parents and children, and the magazines and scrambled porn were most of our introductions to sex and what it was. Granted, at the same time, there wasn’t a “dirty” stigma to sex. So, I think that when I started seeing porn, either through magazines we’d found hidden amongst our homes, or the scrambled channels, or on that new thing called the internet. Our curiosities piqued, and new thoughts were grown.

When I was 18, I moved to Key West and really did some growing up there. While most people went to college and saw the new world to them, without their parents hanging over them, I was on my own on an island of debauchery, with a revolving door of new tourists to introduce me to the world all at once. Suddenly, my conservative Middle America teachings were kind of overshadowed by how the North East practices their lives, or the West Coast, or Miami and so on. Suddenly, my thoughts that I could be in porn, and that there was nothing wrong with it, made even more sense.  So, I went for it.

Now, my family is ok with it. I wouldn’t say that any of them are running to brag to their friends and coworkers that I do what I do. I wouldn’t necessarily say out of shame, but probably because they don’t want to have the following conversations like, “You don’t really want to see your sibling or son having sex, do you?” My family knows I’m happy, and that I’m doing alright. They know that I’m not tied up in anything illicit or that could throw me in jail. They know I’m not going to wake up in a gutter, with a needle stuck in my arm. They still know me as kind of a nerd and a goody-goody, who may enjoy a beer at night, or to go camping and snowboarding. I’m not the stereotype people think of when they think of sex workers: broken, traumatized, drug addicts and the like.

3. When did you know you wanted to be a pornstar? Were you always such a stud, are you a natural born ladies man?

RYAN DRILLER:  I knew I wanted to be a pornstar when I started seeing porn. Just, at the time, I was supposed to follow the cliché life of graduating High School, going to College, get married, become a Veterinarian, move to the suburbs, have 2 or 3 kids with a dog in the back yard and the white picket fence.

Admittedly, I was a geek in high school. I was not a stoner, or a jock, or a band geek, or an honor student. I was friendly with everyone, on the swim team, and in the Art League. I designed and built the winning homecoming float, that was simultaneously used as the decorations for the Homecoming Dance.

I went to parties with every clique, but I was just kind of there in my school. I dated the girls at other schools, which left my sex life a mystery to my classmates.
I thought I was a late bloomer because I lost my virginity days after Senior Prom and just before Graduation. Turns out, I was ahead of the curve with the majority of my friends.

Leading up to that moment, I was dating 3 girls, that all knew each other. I hooked up with a lot of girls since then. I wouldn’t say that I’m a “Ladies Man” but at the same time, I was very successful. Though my fails are the stories of legends.  My friends used me as bait at the bars: I held down a table, while they went to grab drinks. Took me a couple years to realize that my buddies then stood off to the side waiting until a random group of girls would ask to join me at the table.  I never used lines to pick up girls, other than: “Hi, you’re hot.” When they would come by and smile at me.  I never went to bed alone when I didn’t want to, but at the same time, I wasn’t just out on the prowl, and looking for another notch on my bedpost either.

4. Prior to becoming an adult superstar what did you do for work?

RYAN DRILLER:  I did a little of everything possible. In no particular order, I worked in a lot of restaurants, mostly the known chains, as a server and bartender. I ran a high adventure camp in Florida (Camping on a remote island with no running water or electricity, sailing, snorkeling, SCUBA diving, Deep Sea Fishing) where I started as camp counselor and climbed the ranks to Director and obtained my USGC Captain’s License. I was the Promotions Coordinator for a radio station group (4 individual stations) in Denver. I was undercover security and Loss Prevention for Six Flags. I was a Cell Phone Salesman for Nextel for a couple years. I taught Swim Lessons and was Lifeguard.  Mostly, I was a Camp Director, and Bartender in the off seasons.  I tried college a handful of times, never finding my lane to complete it in. So, I learned mostly from life experiences and found where I’m supposed to be in life.

5. What is your favorite part of working in the adult industry?

RYAN DRILLER:  Besides the obvious, I’m assuming?  I love that I dictate my own schedule. I love that I don’t have to censor myself into what corporate wants. Yes, I have to play the political game with companies to make sure that I represent them in a way they want, or that I don’t rock the boat too much to tarnish my own name.
I love that I get to work with such amazing people. We may have somehow ended up on the end of our communities as the degenerate outcasts, but if you get to know your neighboring porn star, you may just find out that we’re some of the best people to know.

6. In general people can underestimate the raw amount of work that goes into filming porn. How hard is it to stay in character and maintain stamina during a shoot? What else does the job entail that people watching the finished product don’t get to see?

RYAN DRILLER:  For starters, how many people do you know have sex for more than 7 minutes tops? Much less for the 25 min that you see in the scene that you’re watching online or on that DVD? That in and of itself is an incredible amount of work.  Other than that, I really don’t want to answer or say, because it ruins the fantasy, or can ruin the fantasy, when you peel back the curtain to see how porn all works. It would be like watching the cow be slaughtered for your burger you’re eating right now. All I’ll say, is that being in porn is not for everyone. The idea is great, but it does take a particular kind of person to succeed in it. Those of us that do, love it.

7. We have a lot of men contact us asking how to get into the adult business and reaching out saying they want to be a male pornstar. What advice can you give guys who want to get into the business and what tips can you provide for up and coming new male performers?

RYAN DRILLER:  My advice is DON’T. I say that because most of the guys asking everyone they can, are not going to make it.  To those that are serious, you have to go through the right channels and means. I wish I knew exactly what that was. The industry has changed since I got in. I applied to craigslist ads. I made my contacts on set after that, and was passed around from there.  Agencies are hit up every day by 1000 guys saying that they want to get into porn, so they just disregard male applications. You have to do something to stand out, and your dick pic is not it.  To the guys that are in it and that are up and coming. Hold out. I mean that in the sense that it’s probably going to be a slow start. Be humble.  Like I said earlier, though, the industry is not for everyone. You’re not always going to be fucking your porn crush in that perfect setting you’ve always envisioned. Sometimes you’re doing something totally out of your wheelhouse. You have to comfortable with it, but it’s not what you’d be doing in your free time. Not to mention, the crew. It’s not you and her. It’s you, her, lighting, sound, photographer, grips, director, cameramen, PA’s other talent waiting for their scenes, assistants, homeowners, etc.

8. How important is to you is having chemistry with the female actresses on set?

RYAN DRILLER:  It’s very important to me for there to be some chemistry between my female counterpart and I. You can tell when there’s no chemistry between people.

9. We know you, Ryan Driller have starred in over 700 porn scenes. How many women have you slept with?

RYAN DRILLER:  In scenes, as of today, I have slept with 1021 women.

10. Sex on camera is a performance art, how does having intercourse on camera and having sex in real life differentiate for you? Are you currently in a relationship?

RYAN DRILLER:  It’s 100% different on camera verses real life. On camera, it’s a performance, and has to be displayed as such. As intimate as it may seem, it’s still vastly different in real life. On Camera, I’m fucking for the viewers enjoyment. In real life, I’m having sex for my girl’s pleasure.  It’s also very much so the difference between fucking and making love. Yes, there’s chemistry with both, but it’s not the same.

11. What is your favorite position or sexual act?

RYAN DRILLER:  In all honesty, it varies with every girl. I do love missionary, because it feels amazing and I see all of her best features. Having the girl on top is great for many women, because I hit the G-spot perfect, and her eyes can roll in the back of her head with a mind-numbing orgasm. It’s a win-win.

12. What about turn-ons and turn offs? Please tell us what makes you horny and what kills the mood for you.

RYAN DRILLER:  Passion, honesty, true character all turn me on immensely. A woman who loves herself and knows her body is so sexy.  Vapid, vain, and stupidity drive me crazy and kill my libido faster than anything else.

13. What is the craziest thing you have ever done?

RYAN DRILLER:  Sexually or just in life? I incited an orgy at a bar on 4th of July years ago. It wasn’t a sex club, just a regular bar. I wasn’t drinking at all. Security ended up locking the doors and letting all of us in the place just have at it.  In life, let’s just say that I’m surprised I’m alive still to answer this. I wrestled sharks for fun, hung off buildings to hang 40 feet banners in wind storms for work, done construction with heavy machinery in a swimsuit, pulled stunts that should have killed several of us. I’ve dropped everything, gotten on a plane, and fled the country, several times. For every wise decision I’ve ever made, I’ve made a doozy of a dumb one.

14. When you’re not busy filming porn. What do you like to do and what are your hobbies?

RYAN DRILLER:  I cook, hike, play with my dogs. I venture around the world experiencing all the cultures and people I can find. I paint, woodwork, drink, camp. I explore physically, and psychologically. I watch movies, people and my surroundings. I lay low, and I play big.

15. You obviously hit the gym. What’s your workout and fitness routine? What tips do you have for getting in shape and keeping a great bod?

RYAN DRILLER:  This year I’ve been changing it up so much, and taking so much time off, that I don’t even know what I do anymore. I don’t spend more than an hour at the gym, altogether. The gym is there to get me to be able to do the things I enjoy, not for me to live at the gym. Lately, I focus one muscle group a day when I go. I hike every day with my dogs and friends. I bike, I swim, and I think I’m going to run a marathon next year.

My tips are: Don’t live at the gym. Work out to feel good, not to look good. Eat what you want, but in moderation. Don’t feel bad about missing a day at the gym, or eating the cupcake. You’ll be healthier when you actually believe you are. If I feel bad about eating a piece of pizza, I feel bad physically after eating it. If I just enjoy the pizza, knowing that it’s ok for me to eat it, it doesn’t make me feel blah or lethargic. I don’t lose any tone and bloat up like Jabba the Hut because I ate a piece of pizza. My body digests it and uses what it needs from the pizza and I’m good to go. Don’t focus on any numbers. I’ve weighed 200lbs four times in my life, with four totally different body shapes and builds. That number doesn’t mean shit.

16. I’m a big fan of parodies and I love your Superman roles. I think you make a quintessential Superman. How does it feel when your filming the parodies and how much fun is it to film as Superman with Axel Braun and his team?

RYAN DRILLER:  Thank you so much. I love it so much. Axel is great, and even better, he’s a fan of Superman as well. So, he wants to do it right and as any fan would want to see the character come to life.

17. Your 8th role as Superman has just been released in the brand new Justice League XXX parody [check it out!] from Wicked. Please tell us about the new movie and about shooting your scene in Justice League.

RYAN DRILLER:  Our take on Justice League is a little different from the big studio one coming out next. Ours does kind of pick up where some of the other Axel movieverse movies have left off. So, I’m back on the Kent Farm, keeping myself powerless with a distilled Kryptonite drink, sulking in my own despair with how I feel the world is going. 

As some of the outside forces are starting to become known, some of the other heroes are starting to band together to prepare themselves. What’s the line about too many cooks in the kitchen? You can say that they need a solid, good leader to rally them together, but everyone is used to being their own boss. They do try to recruit me, but you never know.   [See photos from his new scene below this interview! And more from the new Justice League XXX movie here.]

18. You’re more than just the x-rated man of steel and a porn stud. We know you have experience in acting and mainstream. Please enlighten your fans and our readers on more aspects of your work outside of the adult industry.

RYAN DRILLER:  Most of my mainstream stuff has been Indies where I was more of a background extra. Still working on my big break, there. I love acting though, and I’m working very hard to grow that side of my resume.

19. Are you filming any upcoming scenes right now you can share with us? Please tell us about your upcoming events, business plans and career aspirations. Are you currently working on any other projects that you can let us in on?

RYAN DRILLER:  I wish I could point you to more specific scenes, but 95% of the stuff that I shoot, I never actually know when it’s coming out, what the final title is going to be, and sometimes even which actual studio is releasing it. So, safe bet is to keep your eyes peeled. I shoot quite a bit and new stuff comes out every day.  The big releases this year, were Justice League XXX, Naked and An Inconvenient Mistress.

20. You always leave your fans wanting more… When can we expect to see an official Ryan Driller website?

RYAN DRILLER:  We’ll see…

21. Where can our readers and your fans connect with you more? Please share with us your official social media accounts.

RYAN DRILLER: I’m on Instagram and Twitter, both are @RyanDriller.

22. Leave our readers with a taste of the delicious Ryan Driller. If you were ice cream what flavor would you be?

RYAN DRILLER:  Hmm, Mint Chocolate Chip!  I’ll let you fill in the blanks there.

23. Is there anything else you would like to share with your fans, our readers or your comrades in the adult industry?

RYAN DRILLER:  I have to share my overwhelming gratitude towards all my fans, the readers and my comrades in the industry, for letting me do what I do, for watching what I do, and for seemingly enjoying what I do. I know that I love it, so it’s always nice to know that there are others out there that appreciate it.  Love you all!

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Interview With Angie Rowntree Of Sssh.com

Angie Rowntree sat down with Porn Corporation correspondent Ashley Von for an in depth and intimate 1 on 1 interview on her creation of Sssh, the leading porn site for women and couples, business in the adult industry and sex talk on women!

Ashley Von:  Angie Rowntree, You’re one of the pioneers in creating an erotic site for women by women that also prides itself in being authentic couple friendly porn. How and when did Sssh.com come into creation?

Angie Rowntree:  I launched Sssh.com in 1999, for a very simple reason: When I looked around the web at all the different porn sites, and looked around the adult video market at all the different titles and series, I didn’t see much which would appeal to women. Back then, most people didn’t think there was any such thing as a market for “porn for women,” but I didn’t believe them. I thought the problem wasn’t women don’t want to watch porn; to me the problem was not enough people were making porn which would appeal to women. If we give women a reason to watch, something they want to watch, and they will watch; that’s how I approached it.

From the start, I knew it might be a mistake to create content based solely on what appealed to me, so I began surveying members and asking them for feedback right away. I’ve stuck with this approach for 16 years now, because it works. Our movies and content are 100% based on the fantasies and desires of our members.

Ashley Von:  Sssh isn’t just “porn for women” and doesn’t play on just one angle of eroticism. Can you please tell me more about the community within Sssh and what it stands for?

Angie Rowntree:  At its core, the Sssh community is all about communication. Users and members communicate what they want to see to me as a filmmaker. We then create that fantasy as faithfully as possible and make it come to life. It’s the same way we approach all of our content, not just movies. We aspire to make Sssh a site that our members have a hand in creating.

A lot of our members watch as couples, so while I’ve definitely tailored the site to appeal to women, it’s not like men don’t get a say in what I make; I listen to their feedback, too, especially when it’s coming in the context of feedback about what both members of the couple want to see.

Ashley Von:  When you are filming, how does Sssh create the erotic romance that comes through on screen to make the chemistry pop in your movies? Are the actors and actresses real couples?

Angie Rowntree:  As often as possible, I do use real couples. There’s something about the intimacy and the partners’ knowledge of each other in a couple which really translates onto film and makes for a very compelling sex scene.

When I can’t use a real-life couple, I look for performers who have worked together before and who enjoy working together. I want the whole experience to be fun for everyone, performers and viewers alike – so it just makes sense to do everything I can to make sure everyone is happy to be there and happy to be working with each other.

Frankly, fun is something I think is missing from a lot of porn. For some reason, a lot of directors seem to think it isn’t sexy for people to smile or laugh during sex, but to me, if the performers are clearly enjoying themselves, it makes it that much easier for the viewers to enjoy too.

At the most fundamental level, this is really what I’m trying to convey in my movies: Mutual pleasure. Not just pleasure for one member of the couple or another, but pleasure for both of them, and to communicate that each of them cares about the other one having a good time. They aren’t just “getting off;” they’re getting off together. To me, there’s a BIG difference between those two things.

Ashley Von:  A widespread misconception is that porn is created just for men. Statistically speaking, I am a woman and so are you and I think it’s safe to say we both watch adult movies. So we are batting a thousand here. Do you think that all women masturbate and how many women would you estimate actually watch porn?

Angie Rowntree:  I’m always hesitant to use the word “all” because it’s such a big, inclusive word. Having said that, I think just about all people masturbate, be they men or women. As for what percentage of women watch porn, I have no idea. My offhand bet is the percentage is higher among younger women, just because the social stigma attached to being a woman who watches porn seems to have eroded a bit over recent years, but hard, reliable data is tough to come by, so it’s very difficult to say what the percentages are, or whether I’m correct in my guess.

One thing is for sure, though: A lot more women are watching porn these days than anybody believed would ever watch porn back when I launched Sssh.com. Back then, everybody thought I was nuts for believing there was even a market for porn among women.

Ashley Von:  When you watch porn what kind of adult content is your personal favorite?

Angie Rowntree:  Honestly, I just don’t get to watch porn very often these days, because I’m simply too busy making movies and managing the day to day operations of my company. When I do watch, my favorite directors definitely include Candida Royalle and Jacky St. James, who also happen to be two of the most intelligent, eloquent and insightful women to ever step behind the camera on a porn set. I also enjoy my husband’s movies, BDSM has a beauty and erotism to it that I love.

Ashley Von:  Do you think most women who watch erotic movies watch them alone or with their partners?

Angie Rowntree:  Based on our surveys and member feedback, it’s really very mixed – and again, we do see variation which seems to correlate with the age of the viewers. Among women over 30, the percentage watching with a partner is higher than women under 30, and if you think about it, that makes intuitive sense, in part because among couples who have been together longer, I think there’s more comfort in approaching the whole subject of watching porn together, because the relationship is more established.

Ashley Von:  Angie, you are married to Colin Rowntree, creator of Wasteland. A BDSM porn site and you have created the #1 erotic site for women, Sssh.com. Together you are trailblazers in the adult industry. How long have you been married and what do you believe makes a successful marriage?

Angie Rowntree:  Colin and I have been married for 20 years. I’m no expert, and I’m not sure the same things work for every couple, but I can certainly tell you what makes our marriage successful: Mutual respect, shared interests and open communication. If you have those three things, I think you’ve always got a good chance to create something really special and lasting.

Ashley Von:  How important in a marriage do you think it is to continue exploring your sexuality together and what role does watching couple friendly porn take in that?

Angie Rowntree:  For me, it has been important – but just as there’s no “one size fits all” approach which is guaranteed to work when you’re making porn for women, there’s probably no such thing as an ideal approach to exploring your sexuality as a couple, either. For example, if the woman in a couple wants to watch porn but her husband isn’t comfortable with the idea, it’s not necessarily the best idea to keep trying to overcome his reticence.

It all comes down to people communicating with each other honestly and openly. Once you’ve had the conversation, if both of you like the idea of watching porn together, and you share common tastes and fantasies, it can be a wonderful enhancement to a couple’s sex life. But watching porn is not for everyone; if you get the idea it’s not for your partner, rather than trying to talk them into doing it, it might be best to just let it drop and leave porn as something you watch on your own.

Ashley Von:  If a man wants to introduce watching erotic movies with his wife how should he go about it? When watching porn with your girlfriend or wife for the first time, what are the faux pas?

Angie Rowntree:  It has to start with a conversation, and probably should be approached with caution, as well. I’d suggest a guy start by talking around the idea of watching porn together. Rather than straight out asking if she wants to watch porn with you, ask what she thinks about couples who watch porn together – and try to make sure that question comes up organically, not out of the blue while you’re talking about utility bills or something. If she reacts negatively and says she thinks porn is disgusting, you might want to just drop it right there. If she’s more open to the idea, or better yet, reveals it is something she has done before and enjoyed, then you can further explore the possibility.

When it comes to taking a shot at watching porn together for the first time, the number one thing I’d say is to get a good idea of what she doesn’t want to see before you fire up the video. The last thing you want to do is make that first experience something uncomfortable or unpleasant for her, because if you do, it will probably be both the first and last time you watch porn with her.

Ashley Von:  It’s time for girl talk… sex toys & lingerie! What sex toy would you recommend to your female members as a must have?

Angie Rowntree:  Hmmm…. Well, again, it’s important to remember we’re all individuals, so what I recommend might be loved by one woman and totally freak out the next. With that caveat in mind, I’m a big proponent of “Rabbit” vibrators. Some women I’ve talked to have been a bit taken aback by the initial appearance, but once they put them into use, they forget all about what it looks like and can’t get enough of how it makes them feel.

They are so many devices and toys out there these days, I can’t even keep track. I might have to do a #SexTalkTuesday on this subject so I can get some advice, myself, and catch up with the latest gizmos! ☺

Ashley Von:  If one of your member’s partner’s wants to buy his wife or girlfriend sex toys or lingerie, what would you tell them to avoid? Please give our male readers a hint on what women like and what women don’t want!

Angie Rowntree:  My advice? Since I’m such an advocate of communication, this isn’t going to come as a surprise: Before you buy anything, talk to her about sex toys and lingerie. You might find she has definite likes or dislikes – or you might find that if you had come home with a sex toy as a fun surprise, you’d be sleeping on the couch for a week.

I know it sounds like a cop-out, but the truth is there’s just no such thing as ‘what women want.’ Just like men, we’re complicated creatures, individuals who vary greatly in our personalities, tastes and desires. To me, the biggest mistake a man can make is to think because one woman he knows likes something, every woman he encounters will like that same thing. Any man who has had sex with more than a few women should already know this; just because one of them thinks he’s a real Casanova, it doesn’t mean the next one is going to swoon every time he touches her.

We’re not Volkswagens; there’s just no such thing as universal sexual apparatus which makes all women’s engines purr the same way. 😉

Ashley Von:  Angie, as the creator of Sssh, erotic website and community for women that bases it’s updates and content on what your member’s want; you must get a feel for what turns girls on. What do you think are the biggest turn-ons for women?

Angie Rowntree:  I’ve been a broken record with the “it depends” responses in this interview, so instead of repeating myself on that, I’m going to generalize a bit here. ☺

The number one thing women tell me they want to see sex being enjoyed, not the depiction of a woman to whom sex is happening to.

What I shoot for in my movies, regardless of the sex acts involved, is presenting sex which isn’t just enjoyable to watch, but which is actually enjoyable for the performers at the time of filming. Granted, there are things you have to do during filming which we don’t deal with in our real sex lives – like stopping so the camera can be repositioned, or the lights adjusted – but the goal is to make the sex as “real” as possible with minimal interruptions.

I believe this is what women like about Sssh; I ‘keep it real,’ so to speak.

As for specific sex acts and preferences, our surveys indicate women generally prefer less in the way of close-up penetration shots than is typical in porn and could do without seeing semen all over women’s faces at the end of the scene. This isn’t to say there are no women who like to see those things, but in general, this is what our data shows.

Ashley Von:  Of course, nothing is set in stone. Every woman and couple is different and can enjoy exploring new and different things and decide later if they like them or not. In general though, what you believe are the biggest turn offs to women that men think are actually arousing their partners?

Angie Rowntree:  I’ll refer back to my previous answer a bit here and say, in general, women aren’t as wild about “facials”. Whether the misconception is really driven by how common facials are in porn, or just by wishful thinking on the part of men who’d like to give it a try, I’m not sure.

Beyond that, there are also things a lot of women do like, but which any given man just might not be as adept at as he thinks. Cunnilingus, for instance; we all know it can be amazing when it’s done right, but can be downright disappointing, even highly irritating, when done wrong.

Ashley Von:  Dirty talk. Do women love it or hate it? Please guide our readers through the art of making sensual dirty talk in the bedroom that can appeal to a woman who doesn’t usually enjoy dirty talk.

Angie Rowntree:  When it comes to women and dirty talk, some absolutely love it, others might kick you out of bed, get dressed, leave your house and never come back. 😉

My advice with dirty talk is to ease into it, for sure, and don’t just jump in there and start calling your girlfriend a slut, or aggressively giving her commands on what to do. This is just too likely to backfire. Trying to get a sense of what a woman likes, on the other hand, is probably always going to be appreciated, or at least not strongly objected to.

Just don’t jump right to “Yeaaaah, you like that, don’t you bitch?” Maybe lead with “Tell me what you like; I want to make you cum,” or something like that, and just see if she’s inclined to respond. A lot of times, lovers who like to be talked to also like to do some dirty talking of their own, so if she doesn’t seem comfortable telling you what she’s into, she might not want to hear much coming from your mouth during sex, either.

Ashley Von:  Let’s talk business. You’re a successful entrepreneur and Sssh is booming! Your site has been featured in Cosmo, Elle Magazine, Glamour, ABC Nightline, CNBC, The Examiner, Psychology Today, Time and BBC to name only a few. Did you ever expect Sssh to get this popular?

Angie Rowntree:  I’ve always believed there was a strong market for porn among women; someone just needed to make the right kind of porn.

My hope for the future is that Sssh will continue to grow and evolve, as a website and as a brand, gathering a bigger and bigger audience along the way.

Ashley Von:  Please tell us about your upcoming events, business plans and career aspirations. Are you currently working on any projects that you can let us in on?

Angie Rowntree:  I have a number of new projects in the works, including the most ambitious movie I’ve made so far, called Gone, which was released on September 25. I’m really proud of the work both the creative team, crew and actors have put in. The script is just remarkable; it’s not going to be just a good porn movie, it’s going to be a good movie by any measure.

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In January, there’s a novel coming out in which the protagonist works at Sssh, and I’m really excited about that, as well. Sssh will be the backdrop and context of the whole story, so it’s more than just a location or a detail about the main character’s professional life; it’s really central to the theme of the book, as well.

Ashley Von:  Let’s leave on a fun question, the signature touch we ask all the pornstars that we interview. Angie Rowntree, if you were ice cream what flavor would you be?

Angie Rowntree:  You know, when most people think of vanilla, they have this idea like it’s the most basic, plain, uninteresting flavor in the world. But, in reality, vanilla is incredibly exotic, wonderfully varied, rich and deep. The more you find out about vanilla, the less plain it seems. It’s also the second most expensive spice in the world (behind saffron) – another thing people don’t know about vanilla.

I like to think I’m a little like vanilla. To those who have no idea what I do for a living, I’m just some nice person who lives up the street. They probably think I’m a homemaker with a dull, routine life, married to some similarly bland office-worker who’s responsible for bringing home the bacon and paying all the bills. It’s only once you look a little closer that you realize there’s a bit more to me than meets the eye.

Ashley Von:  Is there anything else you would like to share with our readers?

Angie Rowntree:  More than any government regulation or social stigma, the biggest problem facing the adult industry today is online piracy. I don’t really blame individual users for taking advantage of the fact there’s so much free porn out there on the web, but what a lot of viewers might not realize is so much of this free porn was posted by people who pirated it, not by the legitimate copyright owners. Piracy is simply killing the adult industry; so many of my friends and peers have gone out of business in the last 6-8 years that it’s mindboggling. Others have survived but are struggling.

It wasn’t at all this way 10 years ago, much less 20 years ago when I first got involved in the industry, and rampant piracy is the reason. I simply can’t stress this enough: piracy isn’t just a reason the adult entertainment industry is suffering so badly as a business sector right now, it’s the reason.

Please respect the studios and performers that make these movies for your enjoyment and pay for your porn.

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