The accurate English translation:
01 - Letâs start at the beginning. What did you usually do or work before you start acting in adult videos?
01a - Before I began my work in the adult entertainment industry, I was an art model. I began modeling after I lost a lot of weight. Before then, I worked in customer service for a small manufacturing business.
02 - Some people enter into adult entertainment for fame, money or even pleasure. What motivated you to start making these films?
02a - When I saw a porn scene online of a girl I knew, it involved very heavy degradation & rough anal sex and it shook me. After inquiring to her about production and learning it was a safe & controlled environment, I ultimately immersed myself into the industry as an advocate; setting out to ensure that everyone is accounted for and otherwise accountable. I want the industry to be fun & empowering for those involved. I hope to bring my own flavor of sex positive to the market.
03 - How was it for you the first time you recorded an adult video? What do you think about having thousands of people who check your videos daily?
03a - My photo modeling gradually push more & more boundaries where it evolved to artistic erotica & hardcore stills. Then photographers I worked with tasked me in helping them explore producing videos.Â
My modeling evolved with their producing collectively, so it was all pretty natural. When I had my first professional booking, it felt like a natural progression.Â
Being an exhibitionist only fueled my excitement in having so many people able to view it.
04 - Have you ever worked on several scenes with different actresses ⊠At some point did you have to record a scene with someone you did not want to have sex with or who did not feel horny? (no need to name names)
04a - Sometimes when youâre on set and youâre doing a scene, itâs work. You wonât always have a great connection with whomever youâre booked; but being a porn performer is a job, so sometimes it will feel like a job.
Iâve worked with a few performers whom I didnât share much chemistry, and sometimes it requires some mental gymnastics to get in the mood and turn it into a great scene.
Then there were times I had been nearly paired with performers I have genuine issues with. I simply communicate with the producer that Iâm not comfortable with said performer and offer alternatives. At the end of the day, Iâd rather lose a booking than do something Iâm genuinely not okay with.
05 - Some actors begin their career doing straight porn and even though they are not gay, they end up migrating to gay porn for supposedly getting a better pay for the scenes. Have you had any kind of proposal to change your career?
05a - I have had arguably more offers in gay porn than straight. Iâm struggling to understand if the market is just that limited in reliable gay male talent or if Iâm just that pretty (joking!)Â
I have no interest in pursuing any gay porn work, as it will marginalize my options in straight work and will do nothing to serve my brand image. My brand is more important than the money.
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06 - Do you believe that even today there is prejudice with the actors of adult movies or the world is already starting to see things differently?
06a - In the United States there is a war against sexuality and sex work. With the recent FOSTA/SESTA bills having passed through Congress, new people to the industry are going to find it a lot harder to advertise their services and properly vet clients and amateur producers.Â
For me personally, most of my family wonât speak to me.Â
07 - Itâs been some time since you established your career in this field. How is it that you have all this recognition?
07a - I honestly wasnât aware there was much recognition. Iâve been doing porn for just over two years. It was February 2016 when I did my first erotica photoshoot and August 2016 when I was booked by my first professional video production.Â
08 - Your career is already well established at this time. What do you intend to do with it in the future? Is there any long term plan for what you are doing?
08a - Iâm planning on pooling a lot of my money in bookings to producing more of my own work. In the next couple months I will be upgrading my video equipment, shoot locations, and establish more business relationships.Â
I also plan to release the first print copy of my emotive arts publication, Dionysus Magazine around June. The mag features a lot of my art photography, interviews with fellow artists, poetry, well as a chapter of my memoir in each issue (also to be sold separately).
09 - In both the United States and Brazil, the reality show is fashionable. There are several ⊠âThe Voiceâ, âSurvivorâ, âBig Brother Brazilâ ⊠If you were invited to join some, would you accept?
09a - I wouldnât hesitate.
10 - Have you ever been to Brazil? Would you like to visit us?
10a - Iâve never been, but would love the opportunity. I consider myself an experience collector, valuing it as a currency. I love exploring new places experiencing other cultures.
11 - Could you leave a message for your Brazilian fans?
11a - I love my Brazilian fans. A young Brazilian woman once stole my heart and treated me to a slice of your culture. Brazilians are a beautiful, sensual, bold, and proud people and have been an instrumental influence in the worldâs art culture.
12 - If you want, you can leave your social networks and professional contacts.
12a - You can find me on Twitter by searching @NickyRebelXXX. Iâm also on Instagram, http://Instagram.com/NickyRebelXÂ
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