âWhen I think of porn, I think of girls with big boobs, flashy, always made up, who carry themselves sexually. Iâm just someone who does porn.â She has said in interviews that she doesnât drink, smoke or do drugs, and much of her social media images depict Andrews at the gym, eating health food or hiking in L.A. with friends, including hipster nightlife photographer Mark Hunter, aka âCobra Snake.â But alongside those images are often stills or GIFs of hard-core sex scenes. The images are sometimes jarring, but serve as a reminder of the way her various lives are integrated — for her at least.
But is it time to retire that narrative? Is it a relic of a pre-pornified society, now that weâre in the age of Kim Kardashian, who essentially became one of richest porn stars on the planet and proved a porn tape can pave the way to big bucks and mainstream stardom?
Looking at adult star Jessie Andrews, who turns 23 in March, the answer may be yes. The Miami native has been in the adult industry since she turned 18, and if her social media is to be believed, sheâs the porn star version of a woman who has it all. Or at least has to do it all, in a shrinking industry in which even well-recognized porn stars have to cobble together several careers.
In addition to her work in the adult industry, for which she has won many awards, including Best Actress at the AVN Awards in 2012, she designs a line of jewelry and has begun touring internationally as a DJ to some acclaim (more than 100 paid worldwide gigs last year), hobnobbing with music stars like Skrillex and Israeli-born DJ Borgore, who she briefly dated. In a way, she represents the modern multihyphenate porn star: still working in front of the camera but cultivating a host of ancillary businesses that trade on her considerable fame.
When Andrews started doing porn, she would post behind-the-scenes photos of herself on shoots, along with pictures that showed her going to and from the gym, providing snapshots of the ordinary moments of âJessieâs Life,â her Twitter handle. She said she was one of the first porn stars to really get Twitter right, and at 207,000 Twitter followers and counting, that branding has paid off.
âI donât think Iâm a porn star,â Andrews told International Business Times during the AVN Expo in Las Vegas. (Her agent Mark Spiegler, whispers an aside: “I think she is!”) She certainly doesnât look like the stereotypical porn star. She has on no makeup, sheâs wearing a modestly cut summery jumper, and sheâs silicone-free. Although sheâll change into a sexy outfit later for the AVN Awards that night, this is her usual attire.
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âWhen I think of porn, I think of girls with big boobs, flashy, always made up, who carry themselves sexually. Iâm just someone who does porn.â She has said in interviews that she doesnât drink, smoke or do drugs, and much of her social media images depict Andrews at the gym, eating health food or hiking in L.A. with friends, including hipster nightlife photographer Mark Hunter, aka âCobra Snake.â But alongside those images are often stills or GIFs of hard-core sex scenes. The images are sometimes jarring, but serve as a reminder of the way her various lives are integrated — for her at least.
Thereâs no way, our culture tells us, that if given the chance, an adult star wouldnât make a bee line to a âmainstreamâ career, as Sasha Grey did, first starring in Steven Soderberghâs âThe Girlfriend Experienceâ (2009), then acting in “Entourage” (2010), followed by stints as the author of books such as “Neu Sex” (2011) and “The Juliette Society” (2013). But Andrews says she canât foresee a future outside the industry, even though traveling for DJ gigs has definitely limited her shooting schedule. And she now does scenes only with other women.
The self-described modern woman is also single — and single-minded about her career, or careers. She tells the story of having to break up with someone a few years ago who couldn’t handle her porn work anymore and asked her to quit. She said she saw too many women leave the adult industry for men, only to drift back after what she describes as the inevitable breakup.
“If I leave my career and one day we break up, Iâm going to have nothing,” she said she told him. “Weâre not going to be together forever, so, why quit my career and income?” When he said he would take care of her, she replied, “No. Itâs not going to happen. This is my job.”
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Jessie Andrews (born March 22, 1992) is the stage name of an American pornographic actress, jewelry designer and DJ. Andrews has been active in pornography since 2010 and as a jewelry designer and DJ since 2012. In 2012, she was honored with the AVN Award for Best Actress, the XBIZ Award for the Acting Performance of the Year for her performance in Portrait of a Call Girl and Best New Starlet, and the XRCO Award for Best Actress and New Starlet.
Andrews was born on March 22, 1992 in Miami, Florida and was living there prior to joining the pornography industry.[1][2] She is of American, Chinese, Irish, and Latvian descent.[3] At the age of 17,[4]Andrews had been working as a sales associate for American Apparel before entering the porn industry in March 2010, one week after her eighteenth birthday.[5][6] One of her friends, who had worked as anextra, told her âhow much she made for showing her boobs,â which motivated Andrews to look for work in the industry.[7] Other than viewing film trailers, she had never seen an entire porn scene before she started performing.[1] Andrews chose her stage name by combining the name of her motherâs dog, Jessie, with the name of the street she was driving on, Andrews, when she was required to select a professional name.[7] She moved to Los Angeles, California in late 2010. Andrews is also a DJ.[8] In pornography, she is represented by Mark Spiegler.[9] In music, Andrews is represented by Nathan Hoy.[10]
In 2012, Andrews started to only shoot pornographic films with women.[8] On March 4, 2012, she was featured in Borgoreâs music video for âFlexâ.[11] On June 29, Andrews launched her own jewelry lineBagatiba that consists of golden jewelry.[12] In July, she was featured in an ad for American Apparel.[13] On November 1, Andrews was featured in the music video for Borgoreâs song âDecisionsâ which features Miley Cyrus.[14][15] On November 2, Andrewsâ friend Dieselboy[16] announced a contest featuring a mix by Andrews co-sponsored by his Planet Human label and audio mobile accessories company Munitio.[17] On November 5, it was announced that she had collaborated with Doc Johnson for an artificial vagina to aid masturbation, which is set to be released in early 2013, and the design of an exclusive condom packaging.[18] On November 26, she released a remix for Anna Lunoe & Flumeâs âI Met Youâ and made it available for free download.[19] Andrews also collaborated with The Hundredsfor a T-Shirt for their 2012 Winter collection.[8] On December 11, she released her remix of Disclosure and Sam Smithâs âLatchâ.[20]
On January 1, 2013 Andrews released her remix of Prince Clubâs âLove Strongâ.[21]Â She was featured in the cover of Doc Johnsonâs 2013 Winter catalog to promote her masturbator which was unveiled at the ANME Founders Show.[22][23]Â As of June, Andrews has been featured in 163Â pornographic films.[2]
Remixes[edit]
Anna Lunoe & Flume â âI Met You (Jessie Andrews Remix)â
Disclosure feat. Sam Smith â âLatch (Jessie Andrews Bootleg)â
Prince Club â âLove Strong (Jessie Andrews Remix)â
Viceroy x French Horn Rebellion â âFriday Nights (Jessie Andrews Remix)â
Filmography
- 2011Â Portrait of a Call Girl
Portrait of a Call Girl
Portrait of a Call Girl is a 2011 American pornographic film starring Jessie Andrews, and directed and written by Graham Travis. In 2012, the film received 19 nominations for both creative and technical awards, winning four AVN Awards for best actress, best director, best feature and the AVNâs first Movie of the Year award;[1] one XRCO Award for best epic; and six XBIZ Awards for acting performance of the year â female, best cinematography, best non-sex acting performance of the year, director of the year â individual project, and feature movie of the year.
Description :Â
Elle is a character who is a call girl with issues in her past. Through a series of sexual experiences she is able to find and accept herself, and discover the possibilities of personal freedom. She is young, somewhat naive, and she has done wrong. She is romanced by materialism, and a type of lifestyle, but deep down something isn\ât right about the way she feels about herself. This manifests itself in her sexual emotions, and her dynamics, and this enables her to experience and come to terms with her deeper feelings of guilt and a lack of self worth. The story is intended to be a visually poetic and sexually powerful journey towards acquiring the freedom she has been searching for by being honest with herself, taking responsibility, and making amends.
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