1. What's an average day at work for a feminist adult filmmaker?
It's not very glamorous, it's mainly office work, promoting, selling, sending our movies abroad to stores. We only write scripts and shoot movies once or twice a year.

2. What makes your work feminist? [Ed note: it's a long answer, but well worth reading. The rest are short, promise.]
The first time I ever saw a porno film, I had the same reaction that I reckon most women have and it was most definitely not love at first sight. Obviously I was aroused by some of the images but there was so much in it that bothered me. I didn't identify with any of it: nothing of my lifestyle, my values or even my sexuality was represented in any way. There was no sign of the women enjoying themselves, and it was as if they were there simply to please the men. The sexual situations just seemed ridiculous and were all based on sexist male fantasies: girl walks into room, discovers boyfriend with her best friend and instead of getting pissed off, she joins them!

And anyway, for my generation, that grew up watching MTV, the audiovisual quality of adult film is totally unacceptable: tacky sets, horrible styling and make-up, non-music, crap acting and even worse dubbing, amateur photography... in general, a product leaving much to be desired on many levels.

Also, the female character stereotypes that men in the industry have perpetuated for the last 20 years are just plain offensive. I'm sick of slutty Sharons, horny teens, sex maniac nannies, desperate housewives, hot nurses, nymphomaniac hookers and gangbang heroines (these women are men's ideal sex partners--their sex heroines). And the guys in the movies are almost always mafia guys, pimps, drug dealers, multi-millionaires or Afro-American mega sized sex machines (these guys are their sex heroes). Just by avoiding these clichés, I myself and other directors are already taking a feminist approach to porn.
 
Feminist porn is porn showing real female sexuality, pleasure and desire. It's porn created by people aware of the world we are living in, aware of the differences in possibilities and conditions that women and men still have in our society. Someone wanting to change the representation of women in porn. I want to see women in charge of their representation on film...