Speaker 1: And that's why I never read the comment. I just
want to like, I'm not even going to look amazing tonight.
I love what you're wearing. Said, Oh my god, you're
all I have an angry closs. That is life. But
that's hard, like unless it's like an NBA team or
something like.
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All right, So, my guest today, came up through studio work,
built a fan site following, and somewhere along the way,
became one half of a creative partnership that's changing how
she thinks about filmmaking entirely. Ivy Ireland isn't just performing
scenes anymore. She's creative, directing them and figuring out exactly
what it means to make something real in an industry
that doesn't always reward authenticity. Today we're talking passion production
and why genuine connection might be the most underrated skill
and adult. Please welcome Ivy Ireland to Holly Randall Unfiltered
for her very first podcast.
Speaker 1: By the way, Hi, I'm bossing my cherry. Oh my god,
I love virgins. Oh yeah, thank you so much. Just
take it easy on me, just.
Speaker 2: Kidding, slow, okay, got it first, you get used to it.
Speaker 1: Ease it in a little bit.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so you know, you came highly recommended to
me through Jackie Saint James.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I adore, very wonderful director, very highly respected. Yes, if
you haven't seen my episode with her, I've actually done too.
I did an old one like way back in the day,
and then a more recent one.
Speaker 1: Go check it out.
Speaker 2: Really interesting informative, great like behind the scenes look at
the adult industry from a female director's point of view,
which you don't get a lot of, yah, which is
really nice.
Speaker 1: Amazing scriptwriter, just an amazing person. What's your favorite thing
about Jackie? Her humor, Like her dry humor is just
like her ability to like just like you can say
anything with her. Yeah, it's like she'll take it. And
she's so witty, Like I just love quick witted people
that you could just go back and forth with. Yeah,
she's just genuinely like she'll feed it right back to you,
and I love that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I also respect her too because she's real like no bullshit, yeah,
you know what I mean. And she likes she's pretty
has pretty strict boundaries. Is like I know that she's
really strict on people being late. Oh yeah no she's not.
There's no like screwing around on her set. Yeah, but
she's like wanted, like it's an honor to be there
with her, which makes it great, right, Like and I
feel like, I mean, like we all would like everybody
to conduct themselves professionally on set and be on time,
and you know.
Speaker 1: Like that it's just a respect for everybody. Yeah, Yeah.
The good thing about Jackie is like she's going to
tell you exactly what she wants from you, like in
like that's just exactly what you want from a director
because you know what you're expected to deliver. There's like
no one between the lines, and so it's just like
she's very cut and dry, like this is what we're
gonna do, this is how you're going to do.
Speaker 2: You find that sometimes do you show up to set
and you're just like, I'm not sure what you want
from me.
Speaker 1: With Jackie or with others? With other people, yeah, with
others sometimes yeah, And then it can be like discouraging
sometimes because you'll do like a whole part of your
scene and they're like, no, we're going to run it
back and you're going to do it like this, And
it's like, just tell me the first time and I'll
give you what you want, you know, not like just
like some critiques and everything, it's always okay, but like
sometimes whenever people don't necessarily lay out their vision, it
can be a little bit more of the back and forth.
But with the Jackie, you just don't have that. She's
very like to the point her team is amazing. She's
just a joy to be on set with. Honestly, I agree.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let's start with your story from the beginning.
How did you end up in the adult industry.
Speaker 1: My story, it's not like the most exciting. Like I
had a crazy, a crazy entrance. I had a big
following in my hometown from like going to the gym
all the time and posting my workouts, okay, like a
really big male following on my my personal Instagram, and
whenever OnlyFans started to become kind of popular back in
like twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three, I decided that
I would make one and just kind of do like
provocative poses on my OnlyFans and so I started that
started there, and I ended up somebody reached out to
me actually and kind of scouted me and was like
proposing all these things, Like I live back in Florida,
I had never traveled across the country, and he was
like proposing, like, oh, like I have these sites that
you could definitely shoot for. They're a little they're like
smaller companies, so they wouldn't give you much exposure if
you don't love them.
Speaker 2: And I just kind of so she kind of pitch
it to you as like this can be your you know,
dipping your toe in the water thing and if you
don't love it. It's not like shooting for Browsers where
you're gonna have all this exactly.
Speaker 1: Like maybe back no one would know. Yeah, people wouldn't know. Yeah,
Like it's like backroom casting kind of thing, like of
course they have like their niche. Like people are definitely
following backroom casting couch, but like it's not like it's
not Browsers, it's not Vixen, Like I'm not like exposing
myself to millions of people necessarily, so right, I was
really against it. Actually for quite some time, I had
like the comfortability to be sexual and to be on
camera and to like expose myself that way, but it
was just like the logistics with my job and like
just traveling in general. I was like, there's no way
you traveling back in a different career at the time, Yeah,
yeah I have. I was a financial analyst for eight years. Wow,
that is a completely different job. Yeah yeah. So I
kind of like found myself just like really over the mundane,
like repetitive bullshit of my job. It was super boring
and that's definitely not my personality. I love to like
have like a flow of change constantly. That's kind of
why this industry really works for me, doing like mainstream
and doing my only doing sites for myself as well,
because I always have like an influx of one that's
like doing I'm doing one or the other. So that
kind of really fits my personal personality type. But I
was just I was finding myself, like you know, day
by day, like just more and more mentally detached from
my job. I had an amazing boss, but I just
had to find something else, and so I don't know why,
but I was just like fuck it, I'll try it,
I'll do it. No, what I did was I did
a live on my only fans once. Okay, I did
a live on my only fans And at this point,
are you even shooting news or just provocative like lingerie.
I was doing nude like showering after the gym, and
like I think I did like one like sucking a
dildo and like my best friend would like help me
and act like she was like a guy and like
hold my head, like with the dildo in her pants.
Speaker 2: It was yeah, so she put the dildo in her pants, yeah,
like she was a guy.
Speaker 1: And then we would like shoot at like an angle
and she would like do like a claw with her hands,
so it kind of looked more masculine when she put
her hand on my head. It's so funny too, because
she's like the most holy Christian like woman. She's like
she's by God like completely. And she was like, yeah, sure,
I'll be girlt like just this I do. Was it?
It was mine, but with the shit like can you
hold can you hold? Help me film? And she was
like let well. I asked her if she could help
me film and once we tried it, we couldn't really
get the right angle with it, like attached to a mirror.
She was like, let me just try to like hold
it for you, and she's like, I still have the video.
She's like chuckling in the background, like dying laughing. It's
just the dumbest video ever. But it did well. And
then so I was just doing like small things like that,
like nothing too. I wasn't just releasing any like boy
girl sex types or anything like that. But I had
like a good following because I had a good following
on Instagram, and I would promote it like before you
had any kind of bands or anything, any restrictions on Instagram,
you know. And I was dating this guy who found
me from that, and he wanted to shoot a lot
of content, and so we started shooting content. I didn't
really sell anything yet, and we went to Texas and
I was just like, let's shoot alive. Let's like try
to shoot alive and see how it goes. And I
was nervous at first, but like once we started and
I was getting like all the thumbs up and all
the positive feedback, I was like, oh, I'm actually really
comfortable with this. I enjoyed it. I was a huge
lever of porn growing up, like not even just like
a lover, but just like a study or of porn.
Speaker 2: What were some of your favorite Like did you have
favorite stars he looked up to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like Natcho Videla, I love I haven't heard that
name in a long time. Not to find out I
loved him, like shame Diesel. I loved a lot of
girls like me andml Covid, I loved I loved Riley
Reid because she was just really herself and respectable. I
don't know, just a lot of big but a lot
of the big names that I really enjoyed a lot
that I probably wouldn't admit too now because they're under
a lot of fire in general, so I won't go there.
But yeah, I was just I admired porn because I
was really sexual in myself and it kind of taught
me to like elevate myself because I always just wanted
to be like the best somebody had. And so I
did the live. I really enjoyed it. So I texted
the guy and I was like, hey, Okay, I'll be
down to like do like a couple of days, like
tell me what the logistics are, so that they flew
me out to Arizona. I had like a girl girl,
I had a boy girl.
Speaker 2: Was it f TV girls?
Speaker 1: Yeah, f t k f TV Yeah, like the college
girl whatever, yeah yeah yeah. So they had me scheduled
for like a girl girl and then a boy girl.
But I get to set for the girl girl and
the girl is like disgustingly sick, like she's like, howking,
like so much congestion. She did a girl girl before
and they were like swapping spits, so she was just
super sick, and so I was like, Uh, what's gonna happen?
And they were like they decided to cancel it because
she was so sick. And then the scene before the
scene after that that was a boy girl. The guy
got sick too, and so it ended up being my
first scene ended up being backroom casting couch anal. I
had never done an before, which, by the way, guys,
if you need any help or like anything, don't ever
do your first scene as an anal scene. Just in general,
save it, really save it, Like I wish somebody had.
I had the guidance to like not start with anal. Hindsight,
it was nice because I really opened my eyes to it. Anyways,
I'm gidding opened you up on I never did anal before.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, wait, hold back up myself, girl, No, no, no,
I just I'm trying to wrap my head around. How
did you go from being unable to do a boy
girl with somebody because he was sick to having to do.
Speaker 1: It was like scheduled. It was like a girl girl
one day that got canceled that day because it was
the girl got sick. Okay, the next day the guy
got sick for my for my boy girl for the
hot mills.
Speaker 2: Fuck.
Speaker 1: I ended up shooting that one again, or shooting that
one after my anal scene, but it was supposed to
be a girl girl gotcha?
Speaker 2: Okay, so your anals had already been scheduled, yeah, as
your third scene. Yeah, and it ended up being your first.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I thought you were saying that, like, because
the guy was sick for some reason, you had to
do anal.
Speaker 1: That's the only medicine. I'm like, I got a fever
the way I can perform it in your butt. No,
So it ended up being that. And I had never
even done ani before.
Speaker 2: And okay, so what made you feel like did you
think about did you think about the fact that you
hadn't done before you were going to do it for
the first time camera, Like my thoughts I.
Speaker 1: Had, my thought process wasn't there. I was just committed.
I was like, honestly, I'm just like i'n't committing. I
was committed at that point, Like I was like, all right,
like it is what it is, Like, I didn't come
here for nothing. I'm going to do it. I wasn't
so scared like I had seen the guy that does
the backroom casting couches, Dick wasn't crazy bit. Okay. My
makeup artist for the last two days was gay and
so like the whole time I was just talking to
him and like asking him for tips and tricks just
on the anal sne because I was like, what the
hell am I gonna do? I've never done that. So
he literally brought me like plugs and stuff like on
the second day so that way I could prepare. He
was like, we're going to keep us in your butt
while I do your makeup on Wednesday, and you're going
to be really prepared for it. And I was like, okay, cool,
followed all the rules. He was so amazing. I actually
just saw him in Arizona recently and he was like,
I did your first scenes and I was like, you say, like,
you helped me so much, And in hindsight, he helped
me like just in general to even enjoy sex more,
not him necessarily, but like he definitely eased the door
open for me, you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah,
I mean, And I feel like you can go back
and watch that scene of mine, like my first, my
first backroom casting couch scene. I did two in that
same week because I ended up like loving the anal
so much that I requested a DP. I don't know
what the hell's wrong. Dude, girl, don't do that. Don't
do that. Save it another time.
Speaker 2: You probably didn't know about, like the way the industry
works and how you can charge more for your first time.
Speaker 1: No, literally no, like when your age. There a plenty
of time and the agent's not going to tell you
because he's an agent. It wasn't even like he was
just like a scouter.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was just a scout. He gets like a shitty,
a shitty commission from from getting girls like little Naives
Sweet and the same girls to go there. Save your anal, savior,
even if you love anal at home, save it for
on screen, like hype it up, take your time, like
you have time to figure it out, and hype it
up until you can get a good rate for it.
I just saw a girl get like five digits for
a gang bang and she didn't even do anal. She
got a five digit check for a gang and didn't
even do anal, like save save your holes? Do that?
Stay that? So Yeah, that's how I got to it.
You have time for anal, people, save your holes. Save it.
Just don't do it. Save the whales savior holes, Save
the whales and save the holes. I don't know it's
just okay. So like nobody told me, but you end
not to do.
Speaker 2: It, but you ended up walking through how the anal
scene went because it's now this is your first scene ever,
so like it's a double whammy.
Speaker 1: It is a double whammy. What the director and the
talent were both so amazing. There were so nice shout
out to Met I love him so much. He was amazing.
It was on like the shittiest little plaza where like
it was like a shared a public bathroom, and so
the only thing I didn't ask the makeup artist was
like how to actually prep for it? Like and thankfully
I asked the guy because I went in with like
the enema like fool and he was like, I was like,
do I just like put it in there and he
was like yeah. He was like actually wait, dump it
out and then fill it with water. He was like,
don't give yourself, you know, don't obliterate your your intestine.
So that was nice because that would have ruined the day.
And so we're in like this little literally like a bit.
It's like a back room in like an office where
like they don't have ac on because it's Arizona and
they I don't know, don't do room tone. It's like
an old school kind of thing. But they do an
interview like you're some naive girl they just picked up
off the street and they just kind of coerce you
into it, like obviously willingly. But is that how Yeah,
that's like the narrative for that scene. I remember getting
on all fours and like he puts the camera in
my face. He was like, You're about to take a
dick in your ass and I was like yeah, and
he was like, when's the last time you took a
tick in your us? And I was like the other day,
like fully lying to myself because I was like, you guys,
like let me just put the facade that I'm good.
I was well prepped, So that made a huge difference. Yeah,
we get going and I was okay, and then like
you just see like the light bulb go off in
my head and like the complete switch where like I'm
just like losing it and I'm like, holy shit, Like
sex was good before, but like this is amazing. I
have goose. I was thinking about it because like that
literally that changed my whole perspective on sex. Wow, learning
that I loved anal sex I've always loved sex. I've
always loved being freaky. I've always loved taking things to
like the next level with my partners and like being
a good pleaser. But then whenever I was like, oh,
I could like really enjoy this myself, I came like
over and over during that scene just from the anal.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: And I just like I just whenever I picture my scene,
like I picture like this clip of like me riding
the guy, and I like look over out the camera
and like you just see like sexy, like yeah, and
like that, like they got me, they reeled me in.
I was in. I loved the performance, I love the anal.
Everybody was so amazing to me. It was like done,
So wow, first scene you knew, yeah, amazing. I was in.
And then where did your career go from there? From there,
let's see, the same scout guy got me connected with
my first agency and I started. It was like a
really slow go because it was like October, November, December
whenever I got started. And you know that that's like
slow season for us in the industry because of like
the holidays and everything, and it takes months for your
first scenes to come out or for any scene to
come out. In general, it takes time. So I started
traveling back and forth every two weeks.
Speaker 2: Now you're not doing your financial analyst job anymore.
Speaker 1: I was a financial advisor, like not an advisor, sorry
of financial analyst for a few months, maybe until like
February March. But then my boss was not to get
too personal. My boss was my boss had like a
really high status within like the legal community, and I
just didn't want him to have any like anything on
the back end, like come bite him in the ass
if anyone found out that his assistant was was doing porn.
So we ended up parting ways. He was super supportive.
I knew him for like ten years before, worked for
him for eight years, and so we had like a
good separation. But I just decided like, probably not the
best to do the two and so I just went
full commitment and I went every two weeks back and
forth from LA to Florida shooting. I didn't shoot in
Florida for quite some time. Actually was with my first
agency for a year and changed to a new agency
the next year. And yeah, it's kind of taken off
from there. Wow, I think I've been in the industry.
It was like October twenty twenty three, like two and
a half years okay, a little over two and a
half years.
Speaker 2: Now, knowing like what you know now, is there anything
you would have done well? I was gonna say anything
you would have done differently at the beginning, but I realized,
I think I know what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would have saved I would have saved it.
But also no, because I honestly wouldn't be in the
industry if I didn't do anal.
Speaker 2: Because you wouldn't have gotten hooked the way you do.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have gotten hooked. And I I have like
a very sensitive vagina. I don't know. Me and Jackie
were just talking about it. She's like, maybe your pussy's
like inverted or something. I don't know, because like I
can only do like vaginal sex every so often. I
have like mainly anal sex in my life in my
personal life because I can just like handle I can
do like two three scenes a day, like anal doesn't
really matter. But like if I do like a vaginal scene,
like I need to do it like every other day
or so I know perform. Yeah, so what anals easier
for them? Yeah? Exactly, So I wouldn't be you can
like train your ass to like really endure, So I
wouldn't be in porn if I I didn't do that,
So I wouldn't say that that would be something that
I did differently, maybe more like group activities, like to
get more exposure because I am I do like to
be personal and like create good connections with people. So
I think that might have done me a little bit
better at the beginning because I just naturally I'm kind
of like a recluse and like I stayed to myself.
So maybe I should have like pushed myself a little
bit more to kind of get a little bit more
exposure in the beginning. But I think we all have
to stay the course and kind of wait until our
name picks up. So yeah, yeah. Other than that, I
don't really have any regrets for my What was.
Speaker 2: The first like big studio scene that you did was
like a really because you said that that was a
back room casting couch kind of scenario when you first did,
you know, scene that's like Vixen or Brawser's standard.
Speaker 1: I would say my first big one that I did
was for Mason for ex Empire, and that just kind
of like fell into my lap because the one of
the connections that I had the house that I was
staying at, the guy had Mason shoots at his house
all the time, and the girl had fallen like ill
or something, and they had a cancelation, and so he
like really pushed for me, and thankfully Mason took me
because I was still really new. Definitely wasn't like up
to ex Empire standard or like Mason standard by any means.
Maybe a shot for like Tushi roll like in like October,
like a year into my into my into my career,
but other than that, it was just kind of like
porn pros Team Ski, like you know, like the like
New Biles kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Tell me about co directing with your partner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so my boyfriend, Vince Carter, he directs for quite
a few companies for Porn World, Team Skate, what else
her limit, And then he also does he submits to
Evil Angel, and so he has like just his scenes
in general that he does for Evil Angel. And then
we've also started recently doing movies and I get the
ability to create a direct on so that's really fun
and what does that look like? So for that in general,
we kind of uh you know, work together as far
as like casting, location, script in like the whole the
movie as a whole, co directing, and like learning the
back end with him has been like really like learning
like the technical way of it has been really helpful
for my like career in front of the camera versus
behind the camera too. So yeah, I get to like majority.
In the beginning, it kind of started as like he
came home, he saw this photo shoot that I had
like planned for Valentine's Day, and like the vision that
I had, and he was really impressed and was like,
you have a talent. And I had always told him
for like ages that I didn't feel like I'm a
creative person. I could never draw, Like I don't really
like he like he draws rings and like makes rings himself,
like by him like molts them and does things like that,
and so like in my mind, I never really considered
myself creative. But I guess like the in the mix
of like me finding like these inspirations and like bringing
them to life, that is creativity, and in like that
kind of way, I just didn't consider it that way.
And so he came home, saw my saw my photo shoot,
saw like the outcome of it and was like, this
will totally elevate my scenes. We have the ability to
spend like more and to really like elevate and not
have what he was directing be so repetitive. And we
wanted to start submitting like really good DVDs to Evil Angel,
So we just submitted our like our final scene for
the first one that we did called back to Dark,
and that one was amazing. It was with myself, Summer Vixen,
Raven Alexa, and avian A Violet, and I wanted it
to be like really dark, like smoky, like Devil's back door,
latex leather. So I got to decide the girls. I
got to decide like the locations, make up, hair outfits,
all of that, all the fun stuff. Yeah, all the
fun stuff, And like I got to choose, like who
we choose for for makeup. There's a makeup artist. Her
name is Olia, and she's like.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I know, next level on a couple of
movies I produced.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, she's just like I love her to death.
She's next level. She like you can put anything in
front of her and she will not only like absolutely
kill it, but she'll bring it. She'll bring it another
level up, so we use her and so yeah, that's
kind of what it looks like whenever, like we're I
don't necessarily I'm not a part of the actual scenes
for those ones a lot of the time, but I
am like directing in the background, like choosing the poses
for the model, making sure that like the set looks
how I want it, and just all of the above,
all the back end of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really helpful to have somebody who can do
that so you can like as a director focus on
other things because it's hard to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to do all that stuff, and this is like
a one man show, like he like handles everything.
Speaker 2: Like that's how like it is for most adult directors.
People that in mainstream don't realize, like how much like
when you direct adult you're not just the director.
Speaker 1: No, you're doing like you're doing the booking by you're
doing the scripts, you're doing the clothes like you're doing
and then you have to manage the models when they
get on set, and like you got to manage the
videographer and the photographer, the lighting. Like so it's really
nice that I get to come behind and be like
helpful but also bring like another level of a pizazz too.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, that's how a woman's touch too. Yeah sure,
yeah yeah. You listen to authentic connection to something that's
really important to you in the industry. What does that
mean to you, like practically on set with fans, collaborators.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, authenticity and like creating connections. It's like really,
I genuinely like enjoy going on set and like making
good connections with people and like being my truest self
and like trying to like not like it's my job
anything to like navigate like the day and try to
help everybody to have a good day, but I just
like enjoy like being there, having a good rapport, making
a good reputation for myself instead of like somebody that
care is like, oh, like this is my first this
is their first impression of me. I'm going to make
sure that like they feel good about their experience with me,
like on their first day with somebody. I try to
have that, like every single time that I'm on set
with everyone, something that somebody told me, like, I always
try to like write it down and be like, oh,
Ozzie told me, like she went on this vacation with
her husband. I'll ask her about that. Next time I
see her, or like I'll bring like your favorite snack
just to be like I was thinking of you. Like
I just like have like these small things where like
I really do care about the people that I work with,
and I really want us ault to have like a
good day, and I want people to be like excited
and like looking forward to having me on their set,
rather than like some of some of the people that
we have on set sometimes that you're just like, Okay,
I hope it's gonna go well, Like I hope, I
hope it's a good day for them. Like I just
want people to like look forward to it and like
feel the love and like care that I have for them,
because like at the end of the day, I really
do enjoy my job and like as a whole, but
I also like it's really taught me to come out
of my shell, and the people in this job are
like really the people that I'm on set with all
the time are like really amazing, and so getting to
know people and letting people know that I really care
not about just like making their like job and their
life easier for the day, but just like in general,
like I see you.
Speaker 2: Do you find it easier to connect with people in
the adult industry.
Speaker 1: I think so, because I think we all kind of
like have a guard down in general, because we see
so much more of each other, and like there's like
what else, what else do you do? What else can
you do? Like you're it's not just like like weather's
nice today, Like no, like you're seeing my thest like
a force intimacy with the job. Yeah, yeah, like to no,
you and you have to you literally have to because
you can't just be like there's another level to it.
And yeah, it's definitely not like my old job, or
like I would be at work with attorneys or like
at lunch with an attorney and they'd be like, yeah,
well I had a really great round of golf on Sunday.
It's like no, no, it's more it's more connected.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll never forget. I was at I think it
was the xm A nomination party last year, and someone
brought a friend of theirs that was in the mainstream industry,
like the mainstream acting industry, and there was saying that
the way that like the adult community was so seemed
so bonded and people would see each other and be
so genuinely excited to see everyone, and everybody seemed so
comfortable with each other, and there was this lack of
pretense and like that Hollywood bullshit and everyone he's like,
I've never seen this before, like this kind of openness
and like this real authenticity with people's relationships. And I
thought about that and I was like, that is so true,
because it really does feel like like I do really
love like everyone in this industry. I'm excited to see people.
When I see them, it's always like exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm like completely, it's not even the point to like
book me, like just to get the job. It's like
I'm going to miss you. I want to see you. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's a small community too, write and you work
with a lot of the same cruise a lot because
I know, like every director has their crews with the
same people, so you really get to know people. And
it made me think about this time that I went
to like a Paris Paris Hilton's birthday party with a
friend of mine who's a talent agent, and it was
so sterile and awful and like this typical Hollywood party
where no one talked to each other. Everyone was standing
in little groups and it was really like stiff and
like people were like not enjoying themselves and they were
like looking to see like who else was that.
Speaker 1: It was really weird. I was like, this is a
vibe I do not want, Yeah, versus us where like
all of our walls are down. Yeah, it's like you see,
you've seen and everything we're comfortable. That was definitely like
a wall to get over for me too whenever I
first got into the industry, because I am so like
reclose and like very just like to myself. But once
you're in it, like it's just it absorbs you. Like
you're just like you're open and you're in and like
people see you and it doesn't matter, Like you're just
comfortable to be to. People accept you for who you
are exactly and it's really nice. Yeah, it's really good.
I agree.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, Ivy. So you talk about balancing the
drive for your work. I mean, I think we've already
established that you're a very driven person. You are literally
all in balancing the drive for work with the freedom
that the work gives you.
Speaker 1: How do you balance that, Like, how.
Speaker 2: Do you do a work life balance and do you
feel like you have a healthy work life balance?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I would say for a period there. No,
I would be like double booking myself for a day
and then like doing content after and just like driving
myself into the wall just because like I really do
love working and like I didn't want to tell anybody now,
which I think it's like that's a balance that we
all have to find the boundaries. Yeah, it's like when
to say when. But in the end, I've just like
I just I dedicate like four days to myself a
month now where I just don't do anything work related.
My partner and I we always take like at one
weekend to go do something, whether it's like out of
state or not, like we'll drive to San Francisco or
for example, we just came back from Tijuana. We always
take at least two days to go get out and
go do something because especially like my home is also
my shoe house, so I'm like heavily inundated in my job.
I do my job, my partner does my job. We
shoot my house like five times a week, so there's
like no escaping it. I don't have like my family
out here or anything. Everybody is back in Florida, so
I definitely had to find like like stop appeasing everybody
and like start taking some sometime for you, making me
so nervous, like stop appeasing everybody and I make you.
Speaker 2: But I have a very full cup of coffee here, and.
Speaker 1: I would spill it. I didn't take this outfit out
of the package until I got here because I was like,
I'm bound.
Speaker 2: To screw it up. White such a dangerous color.
Speaker 1: I'm such a clumsy like mass, I'm gonna screw it up.
But yeah, So I've definitely like found my way to
to to like balance my my life outside of work,
and honestly, like the job gives me the ability to
do that I can't. Like I still do have like
double bookings and stuff sometimes, but it's like that's like
if like something I really really want to do, and
like I'm just you know, I stopped taking I stopped
doing uh collapse recently, which definitely has been a little
bit of a breather. So that's been nice. So I've
definitely you know, found like my internal like wall where
I'm just like, Okay, this is where I can go
and this is where I'm gonna not go. But my
job gives me the ability.
Speaker 2: To where are some ways that you personally unwind from things.
Speaker 1: I love. I love to shop. I love to go shopping, okay,
like after like a long day of work, like I
will stop at them all and just like go buy
myself some comfy cloak cozy clothes, like a nice lingerie set.
I love to.
Speaker 2: Read any favorite books or anything you're reading right now
that you like.
Speaker 1: They Chose Me by Luke Cooper is a good one
that I'm reading right now. I read a good friend's book,
Teddy Tarantino's book was good. I just love all different
genres of books. And I love history books too, like
I just like love like any like timeline of like
I like reading about the Holocaust. I like reading about wars.
Things that really happened are always exciting to me. I
read one about Pearl Harbor recently. I just finished one
about how women got into aviation. That was nice.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, yeah it really is the gam I'm reading
Hail Mary right now.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, how was it.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of science, but I really like it.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, maybe I'll try it next.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know that it's like out in the
theaters right now. It is like the number one movie
or something like that. With Yeah, my husband read it
first and he loved it and he recommended it to me,
and yeah, it's it's wild to me because there's so
much fucking science. There's chunks of it that I have
to skip over because I'm like, I don't understand.
Speaker 1: Any of this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but like the relationship between him and the alien
is really fucking cool. Okay, it's really cool, and I've
heard the movie is amazing too, so but I want
to finish the book.
Speaker 1: You have to read this. Yeah, that's like we really
want to go like watch Dune and Dune too, but
this is like I have to finish the book first.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very much.
Speaker 1: And those books are really big, they're so big. Yeah,
but every time we travel, he like brings it along
with him, like he's going to read it, and I'm like,
you're not going to read it. You're not going to
finish this.
Speaker 2: I bring my book to the bath because I'd love
to take baths, and I put it like next to
the bath. But then I bring my phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah I did this.
Speaker 2: Last night and it ended up on my phone working
and then like I've been sitting in the bath for
like forty minutes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the water's gold.
Speaker 2: I'm like, well, I guess I'm not going to read
my book.
Speaker 1: I do that, but then I'm like I'll forget, like
not to get my fingers wet for the first little bit,
and then I'll get them one I'm like, I can't
read in here, just like to do that. What else?
I just like traveling is like, honestly, that's like kind
of like the whole purpose of me getting into this
job outside of just like my love for it in general.
But like, I love to travel and I love to explore.
Speaker 2: Where are some of your favorite places that you've been.
Speaker 1: My most recent one that I absolutely it's the best
trip that I've ever done was India. I did the
Golden Triangle. I did Deli, Japor and Agraa, and that
was like the most eye opening, amazing, beautiful, best food,
Like I got these bumps. I loved all of it.
It was amazing. We just decided to be like super immersive,
so we went to like all the amazing like temples,
but then we also did like slum tours and we
went in too, like old Deli where no tourists to go,
and just really got to experience like life there, you know,
as much as we could. But it was really it
was amazing.
Speaker 2: Was there a strong contrast between life there and here
in America? And did it give you perspective?
Speaker 1: One million percent? It's polarizing. It's absolutely polarizing.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: You see like some of the absolutely like most beautiful
structures and things and people that you'll ever see in
your life, but then you also see like the true
hardships of the life that they have there. I would
say that compared to what I learned about like India
like years ago, they definitely are progressing. They're definitely getting
more modernized, so that is amazing to see. But it's
still it's packed full of people there, and there's you
know a lot of places without electricity and people are working,
like fighting tooth and nail for work. It's just there's
a lot of places that are really tough, but also
the toughest places that we were at were like the
nicest people that we had met there. So it's just
like you get the contrast. It's amazingly eye opening, and
it's like you really find a new appreciation for your
life whenever you visit places like that. And I feel like,
if you can visit somewhere like that and really appreciate
it and really enjoy it, like you can go anywhere.
You can go anywhere. And I also learned. I don't
know if I could say that taking a Xanax on
a long flight does for you. Yeah, I can go anywhere.
I never took ax to go on a flight, and
that was like thirty hours of travel and I was
dreading it. Took a little Xanax and I was done.
So did you sleep the whole time? I slept the
whole time we landed, and I was like, I could
sleep more. Guys, hold on, it was so nice. That
was so nice. Yeah, because that is a long trip.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it was so much.
Speaker 1: It was so much.
Speaker 2: Let's talk a little bit about some advice for the
gentleman out there. Oh, no things they want to know.
Any advice would you give to men to be a
better lover?
Speaker 1: Communication is key, Like not to one of us are
the same, just like not like every guy is not
the same either. I would say some issues that I've
run into in my personal life in the past is
like giving any guidance or like perspective from my end
was often met with like an insecurity or like them
thinking that I was attacking them personally, like as if
they were not doing something enough or they were not
doing something correctly, when in reality it's more coming from
like a guidance place where it's like I would be
met with like a wall of like well it worked
from all of my other exes, and like they'd be
like really defensive about it. But I would say, be
open minded and like seek out the communication because there's
you're never going to have like the wrong conversation whenever
it comes to pleasing your partner, finding like their peak,
finding their niche, finding what does it for them.
Speaker 2: Because everybody's different.
Speaker 1: Everybody is so different and like and also understand like
things progress, things change, Like I hate things now that
I loved in the past, like with the same partner
that I have now, Like things absolutely change, people change
and just come to come like face it in a
way like that you would really want somebody to understand
what you like, like you would if you didn't want
somebody to come and like jerk your dick off to
the point like they're like giving you rug burn on
your dick, like and you would want to communicate that
like expect the same back and forth. I would just say,
like not taking things personally that could go a long
ways long long ways.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyone in particular that you look up to in
the industry besides.
Speaker 1: Jackie, let's see, besides my partner, besides Jackie Mason hard X.
I absolutely love her drive. She is so meticulous, she's
so particular. I think she gets I think it's a
little people struggle with that with her sometimes because she
is so direct and like harsh because of what she wants.
But I think that that really works in her benefit
because the passion is like there with her scenes. She
knows what she's talking about, she knows what she wants,
and I think that her work is really admirable for that.
She's extremely passionate. She is not one of the directors
that is just getting like lost in the social media
and the nonsense of what porn is these days, and
like she's seeking out the passionate moments.
Speaker 2: And like it's funny because I saw that, Like she's
known to be recluse is the wrong word, but like
she doesn't show her face, she doesn't do interviews and
stuff like that, because people have asked me to interview
her before.
Speaker 1: And I was like, she's not going to not going
to do but no, no, no.
Speaker 2: I saw her like join Twitter, yeah, and like everyone
was freaking out. And I don't know if she's posted
like since she joined a few times.
Speaker 1: Yeah she has. I'm like texting her all the time.
I'm like, Mason posts like three times a day, give
me your log and I'll do it for you, Like
do it. She'll got access to the ex empire Twitter now,
so like that's nice because her work can actually have
like some visibility because they were crap on Twitter for
so long posting their stuff. It's kind of social media
is so much work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean speaking from somebody who you know, started
from like social media, right, like that's where you grew
your audience to even start in the industry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just by luck. Though It's not like I had
any idea what I was doing, And it's like it's
different whatever you're actually like a creator, when you're a
real creator. I just had like gooners that liked watching
my my my rdls like with my butt cheeks opening,
and like it just happened upon me. But it's different now,
and especially for somebody that's not familiar like with the
ways of technology. Like no, it's definitely not it's I
don't think it's what Mason wants to do in her
free time, is they're so yeah, but yeah, Mason is
absolutely somebody like up to and another one would be
Johnny Darko. He is incredible. He's incredible to work for.
He's similar where he's very like this is what I want,
this is what we're gonna get, and he's very admirable
for that as well. I love working for him as well.
Speaker 2: What do you think is the best scene that you've
shot so far in your career?
Speaker 1: I shot a scene recently with Mason where it was
like we would do like she's just she's so collaborative
with her work and so it's really amazing because we're
both really anal and meticulous about what we're doing. And
so I shot this scene with her with Zach Wild
where I was like in late a lateech suit and
we did it like near this like bowling pin alley thing,
and we got really creative and like after every take
that we took, like we would go and we would
run like back to the camera review and just be
like like gawking at like the work that we had
just done because it was so creative and it was
so collaborative, was amazing. That one's not out yet. It's
actually out this month in June, so have a lookout.
Speaker 2: For that one, okay.
Speaker 1: And then another one that's also not out that's coming
out in a month or two is my double Antal
penetration that I did this year, which was like a
feat for me. I had always like whenever I watched
porn growing up, like it always had to have anal
in it. Before I even knew I loved Danel, I
loved Danal, and so I used to love watching double
Anal porn and it was like really something that was
like I needed to like knock it off my belt.
And I just decided one day, like it was like
the beginning of the year. I was like, what's going
to be one of my goals this year? And so
I wrote on Twitter DAP twenty twenty six question Mark,
and Johnny Darko texted me like ten minutes later he
was like, I would love to shoot your DAP, and
so again he's very collaborative and like gives you the
reins on that Latex oil was with Vincent Hollywood Cash,
and it was an amazing scene like just whenever you
have like the comfortability with a director and you have
the trust you can really bring something really fun to life,
like whenever you're just.
Speaker 2: Like you're was that your first time doing double anal?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Everything first on the Yeah, yeah yeah, And I
was like, honestly, I thought it was going to be easier.
I thought it was a lot easier. I started. I
was training with just like really big dildos, but like
big dildos don't move different ways simultaneously inside of you,
and so I don't know. I had Vince and Vince
warm me up with like another dildo, like as I
was getting ready for the scene, and like I was
really nervous, like shoulders up to my ears, like as
I was getting ready, and I was like what did
I get? What did I set myself up for? But
like as Vince was helping warm me off with the
second doljo, I came and I was like, oh, I
got it on the back And it ended up being
really really amazing, and like I know, Darko made me
like the best he could make me look. And I
had two great performers, so again not out yet, but
those two are like I'm really proud of them and
I can't wait to see them, Oh see, it sucks.
Speaker 2: Slot What do you say to people who claim that
porn is harm full, addictive and needs to be eradicated.
Speaker 1: I don't know. There's two sides of the spectrum there,
don't you think, like there are people that definitely abuse porn,
but then there's also a side there that's, like it's
the same as movies. It's just like something to do
in passing. It's something that people do to enjoy themselves.
Just depends on depends on the way you view it. Honestly,
I'm not in this work to like change anybody's mind
about how they absolutely about how they feel about it
one way or another. I don't think that's my job,
And I don't think that that me or like Susie
next door, is going to change the view of like
somebody that's really like hard on the rock about being
anti porn. I understand it from some spectrum because I
think porn in some ways has affected some people's lives
in a negative way. And I can understand that in
one way. But I also understand that like we're allowed
to have the freedom and creativity and ability to like
be ourselves and that it's natural and that it's performative
and to understand it from that from that side of
the wall is true too. I think two things can
be true at one time.
Speaker 2: I mean, here's the thing. It's like I you know,
I always think about in this term because this is
definitely like personal to me. Anything can be bad for you, Yeah,
exactly right, Like we all have compulsive behaviors. Anything that
fires that dopamine receptor in our brain we can abuse.
And for me, so I'm a recovering alcoholic with like
almost eight years of sobriety.
Speaker 1: Congrat thank you, alcohol is very bad for me. Yeah,
exactly that.
Speaker 2: Alcohol is very bad for a lot of people. But
alcohol is also fine, and it's easy for a lot
of people. And most people can drink alcohol in a
responsible way. They can have fun with it, and they
can not abuse it. Just because I have a problem
with alcohol and other people people like me have a
problem with alcohol doesn't mean that it should be eradicated
from the face of society now with all of our
own demons that we have to fight, yep. And because
also the problem is too is when you take something
that people genuinely want, People genuinely want porn exactly, people
genuinely want alcohol, and.
Speaker 1: We saw what happen with prohibition that didn't go too well. Yeah, exactly,
that exactly that drive it underground.
Speaker 2: You make it a you know, a criminal enterprise, and
you make it incredibly unsafe.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So people are like demonizing one thing and like
worshiping others that are like ten ten million times worse
for you. It's just it's subjective. It's honestly, I can
see it from both sides of the spectrum. I definitely
try to be like more biased whenever I'm looking at
things in that manner, because I do understand like a
wife that like her husband like definitely like detached from
their marriage because he has an insane porn addiction. Like,
I can understand why she would view porn as like
the end of the world, the end all be all
for her life, and I would never argue that with her,
you know, I would completely understand that. But I also
know that porn has given me the freedom to live
the life that I live and that I myself genuinely
enjoy it, and so I'm not going to demonize it
from my side. But I'm also not going to shove
my views down somebody's throat there either. You know then,
yeah girl, yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, those are all my questions. Yeah, I know,
I went by so quickly because you just had so
much fun.
Speaker 1: Ah yeah that was good. Thank you. You definitely eased
me into it. Yeah did I did?
Speaker 2: I pop your Jerry and you're ready for a double
podcast next?
Speaker 1: Yeah girl? Yeah? Girl?
Speaker 2: Can you tell everyone where they can find you online?
Speaker 1: Please? Sure? You could find me on Instagram and Twitter
at ivy Ireland X, and you can find my only
fans at IVY Underscore Ireland. Thanks so much, guys.
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