
Show Notes
Behind the Camera: Meet Miss Naughty, the Feminist Pornographer
Let's dive into a fascinating conversation between podcast host Jenny Raven and Miss Naughty, an Australian filmmaker who's been shaking up the adult industry for over two decades. Miss Naughty isn't your typical adult content creator - she's a self-described feminist pornographer who prefers to stay behind the camera, bringing a fresh perspective to an industry that's traditionally been dominated by the male gaze.
It's pretty cool how Miss Naughty got her start. She began writing for a women's magazine in Australia, which led her to discover a whole community of women making their own kind of porn - the female-friendly kind. This opened her eyes to new possibilities in adult filmmaking, and she decided to jump in and give it a shot herself. Talk about a career change!
What makes Miss Naughty's work stand out is her focus on authenticity and real connections between performers. She's not interested in that over-the-top, performative stuff you see in mainstream porn. Instead, she lets her performers be themselves and explore their sexuality naturally. There's this great moment she talks about where a performer had an emotional response during filming, and instead of yelling "cut," they decided to keep rolling and capture that raw, genuine moment.
The technical side of things wasn't always smooth sailing, though. Miss Naughty shares this hilarious story about her first time directing, where she was so nervous she ended up taking over camera duties herself. But that's what makes her journey so relatable - she learned as she went along, improving her skills and developing her unique style over time.
One of the most interesting parts of the conversation is when she digs into what makes feminist porn different from mainstream stuff. It's not just about who's behind the camera; it's about the whole approach. Miss Naughty focuses on storytelling, consent, and making sure everyone's comfortable on set. She's moved away from that classic "pouting at the camera" style, preferring to capture something that looks more like how people actually have sex in real life.
The interview wraps up with some great insights about how the industry is changing, especially with platforms like OnlyFans giving performers more control over their content. Miss Naughty's pretty excited about this shift, saying it's fantastic that performers now have the power to create what they want and get paid properly for it. But she also believes there's still room for the kind of thoughtful, professionally produced content she's been making for the past 24 years.
Looking back at her career, Miss Naughty has some regrets - like not having the chance to work with trans actresses - but overall, she's been a pioneering force in creating adult content that puts female pleasure and authentic experiences front and center. Her work shows that porn doesn't have to follow the old-school rules - it can be ethical, feminist, and still totally hot.
Playful Icebreaker Questions (00:00:24) Jenny asks Miss Naughty fun, rapid-fire questions to set a playful tone and introduce her personality. Miss Naughty’s Background & Feminist Porn Origins (00:01:36) Miss Naughty describes her identity, career beginnings, and motivation for creating porn for women and alternatives to mainstream. First Films & DIY Filmmaking Challenges (00:04:22) Miss Naughty recounts her first experiences directing, the nerves, and the hands-on, low-budget nature of her early shoots. Evolution as an Erotic Filmmaker (00:05:27) She discusses how her filmmaking skills, storytelling, and editing improved over time, and the challenges of visual storytelling in porn. Defining Ethical & Feminist Porn (00:07:20) Miss Naughty explains the differences between ethical/feminist porn and mainstream, focusing on consent, performer experience, and authenticity. Performer Experience & The Camera’s Role (00:11:43) Discussion about performers’ exhibitionism, the i
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