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(Intro music)

(Crew) Standby…Alright rolling (CLAP)
Thank you… And standby, standby…. Alright, camera set. Yeah, and Action when you’re ready.

How did you enjoy the shoot today?

I had so much fun with you, Zoie
Me too.

Yeah, I had the best time. It was really fun.

How did you enjoy the shoot?

I loved it.

Yeah

I love your energy, too.

Good! Good! I like your energy too.

Take in big breath (breathes)
That’s right. It’s that goddess scent. Can we hold for a sec?
– Mhm?

Do you want to take off your tampon?
Okay. Let’s take off your tampon.

What was challenging for you with anything?

I would say, being on my period. Made it a little more… a little more difficult, but not too difficult.
It wasn’t – I guess I wouldn’t say it was a challenge. It was just something that I wasn’t expecting so soon.

Mmhm, yeah, I got my period too.

Having to navigate my period was definitely a challenge. Just because I feel like period sex should be normalized. Because it’s normal and natural. But, I had a lot of fun, you know

I don’t think I had any challenges really, aside from, like, getting here from LA that was pretty much it.
And once we got here, everything was really flowing between us

Yeah

You know, we’re responding to each other and it felt really good and I think that was probably just trying to cover up blood and not let it be seen
– Yeah, exactly

That was definitely a challenge, but as far as everything else, it was really easy to work with you

Yeah

Keep going… I’m watching. I like how much you’re enjoying yourself for me

What are your safer sex practices

Um, get tested regularly. And use barriers with new partners. For your own safety, because you never know. And, always ask. Communication is key, especially when you’re having sex.

Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely, yeah. I’m pretty similar. I’m only fluid-bonded with — well, actually I think I’m fluid-bonded with a couple of my lovers. But everyone needs to get checked in on, depending on where and when and how. Testing happens anywhere between three to six months depending on who’s around but I tend to only fluid-bond with consistent, like — usually out of the industry and in the industry mostly it’s like barriers, regular testing, condoms, Saran wrap (laughs)
– Yeah

Have you ever used Saran wrap?

Yeah, on my last shoot! Check it out! (Laughs)

I will.

Yeah, I should probably put that back on.
You know, I think I just bleed on you.
I feel like I just bled.
Can I lift and check real quick?
Did I? No, I didn’t. But I felt something.
So just, you know, be aware

(Shine Louise Houston, off camera)
Yes, yes.

Okay (Laughs)

Have you done porn before? If not… If this was your first time, would you do it again?

Well, it wasn’t my first time. It was definitely.. ah… I think…my third time here at CrashPad and um I mean, I’ve made porn for other companies. Like smaller niche companies, and my own amateur porn, and, um…
the experience here is so unique, it’s so unique, it’s so creative, it’s so, just like, open-ended.

And like, really allowing for my fantasy, your fantasy to really become alive. And I don’t think that that’s something that’s common out in the industry, you know? Like we have such a huge privilege being here to be able to create that space and I’m really thankful that they let me create an environment. Because this was definitely like the more coordinated, more of the coordinated, I think shoots that I’ve done, and like set-ups, the first time I’ve set something up like this. So I’m really thankful that you were, you’re you, and that I got matched up with you.

Me too.

So what about you? Do you do porn?

I’ve done amateur stuff, but this is my first legit scene. Um, I really enjoyed it. I love the staff. The whole environment. Even, like, this spot. And like you said, the freedom that the performers have to do what they want to do and talk about what they want to do in the scene.

Totally. Totally, I’m into it.

I think that ends our scene
(Shine, off camera) Awesome. Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you for coming. Literally!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I mean, I really want to give them a good show.
(Shine, off camera) You stole my line!
(Laughs) What did I say?
(Shine) Thank you for coming
(Laughs)
Are you okay? Warm?

I do want to say that this, this energy that we put together today is for queer safety in the world, and especially sex workers and sex workers of color, trans women, black trans women. I really wanted to make light to say that we’re, we’re here doing rituals and connecting to our spirituality through our magic, through our sex, through the various ways we can receive pleasure and pain, and hopefully transforming
that into something that can create community and safety in that community. And that’s what I wanted here. I wanted to create a spell between us that we could, like, you know give to other people and hopefully give them a lot of pleasure, you know, a lot of joy because that’s what we need right now, you know, there’s been a lot of scary stuff in the world, and I want to be one of those sources of light and joy and pleasure and bliss and ecstasy
– Right on

Lots of ecstasy

Yes!