Making Of A Porn

Making Of A Porn
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Porn stars reveal the backstage - and front of camera - tricks used in the adult film industry in Channel 5 documentary The Sex Business: Porn Stars
Britain is the second biggest consumer of porn in the world, which means it's VERY big business in the UK.
The world's leading porn site gets 23BILLION visits and demand shows no sign of slowing.
But who are the people who choose to work in the porn industry as adult actors and actresses and why do they decide to work in an industry with a seedy reputation?
A new Channel 5 documentary, The Sex Business: Porn Stars, takes a front seat look at the porn industry and those who work in it.
Jess and Billy are a couple who both work and play together.
Jess has worked as an escort for the last 15 years, starting when she was just 20 and recently she's branched out into porn.
But rather than hoping she'll make her millions by performing for the camera, she's using at a platform to boost her escort business.
Jess explains: "I have had normal jobs but I just didn't want to be there.
"I can't see myself stuck in an office, that would be my idea of hell. Everyone I know that does that is miserable."
Meanwhile, boyfriend Billy is new to the industry.
Previously a builder, he admits: "Summer is great but winter is pants, so I just thought I'd give it a go."
And when it comes to getting down to filming, all is definitely not as it seems.
Filming is almost secondary to the process - the most important part of making a porn movie is the photographs.
Not only that, but a lot of what viewers see is totally faked.
Director, Luke Hotrod, explains: "The pictures are the important bit, they're what get people interested."
Many props are used, such as white cream and much of what is shot is completely staged.
And all of the photos are staged, rather than natural poses.
Jess and Billy have been together for five months and otuside their work have a normal relationship.
Jess said: "I haven't had a relationship for six years and then Billy messaged me on Twitter .
"We can talk about work but then we switch off and do normal things.
"We go for dinner, walk the dog and see friends. It's great fun."
Kiki Minaj is the leading black adult actress in the UK and makes up to £6,000 for every shoot she does.
Outside of her job she loves baking, going to the theatre, visiting her family and having dinner with friends.
And Kiki also reveals that everything going on in front of the camera is not quite as it seems.
She said: "When you are having sex at home you love the person and you're hugging but in porn everything has to be open and everything has to be on an angle.
"It's not very comfortable at all."
There are some difficulties that Kiki has encountered.
Currently single, she says she's had problems when in relationships with men unable to deal with the fact she's a pornstar.
Kiki said: "It makes it difficult to be in a normal relationship because down the line people act crazy because they thought they could deal with it but they can't.
"They want you to stop but if you do, who will pay the council tax?"
But she is proud of what she does and believes porn is the opposite of a sexist industry.
Kiki, who originally planned to become an accountant, said: "Women are taken very seriously in this industry. It's all about the girl.
"When people are watching porn, they're mainly watching the girl. There's no sexism in porn, in porn, the females are the stars."
Ashley Ryder is one of the leading gay adult actors in the UK and he believes that "there's something empowering about being paid for sex".
He hopes to continue to work in the industry for the next few years before turning his hand to directing adult films.
Ashley admits he was attracted to the industry when he was a "fat teenager".
He said: "I'm having fun, I'm not hurting anyone and I've made a career out of something that I really enjoy doing, which is sex."
Webcam star, Jema, makes £100,000 a year from men paying to be her 'slaves' on camera.
She admits she has chosen her job purely because she wants to make as much money as possible.
Jema said: "I'm not afraid to admit that I'm very materialistic. I have a nice car, a nice house, hundreds of pairs of shoes and I like to go on nice holidays.
"My main drive is all about making money."
And despite being called a prostitute and porn star, she insists she's neither and never removes her knickers, baring only her breasts.
She said: "If someone had told me I could make this much money without taking my knickers off, I never would have believed them."
Some of her clients are some of the most powerful men in society, from chief executives of big firms to headteachers.
Jema said: "Most people who giveme money are my slaves and they want to be financially dominated and want to be humiliated."
But there is a dark side to what she does - death threats and stalkers.
Jema said: "I've had people stalk me and death threats. I've had people say they'll bash me over the head, then stab me and do terrible things to my body.
"But I can't rewind. I've go the stalkers so I might as well just carry on."
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