Yes.

If you would rather do it the way I did, I was getting in when it was still, you get an agent, you do it kind of an old fashioned way.

You can, it helps.

It helps get your face out there quick, but then you need to jump on it and go straight into doing your own thing right away.

Um, yeah.

When it comes to the agencies and stuff, my biggest advice is it's all who you work best with.

I think a lot of this is you're going to butt heads with anyone that's an agent, but whoever you can actually communicate with and you can get past those little tiffs or whatever, move forward and work good together, then be with that person.

Like, how would the performer know if the agent is right?

... how did your very first scene go?

Seven years ago, my first scene was started in a hotel room in Arizona, and I found it through my agent that was at the time.

I was trying to decide if I wanted to do it.

But yeah, you show up, and you're kinda like nervous.

[laughs] And then they just, I don't know, they were like, "How are you feeling? Are you nervous?" He told me, "Don't be nervous.

It's gonna be a sexual experience." And it was.

It was different.

Um, do you ever watch back your scenes and critique yourself?