Lana Analise Interview — Transcript

Hi, I'm Lana Annalise and you're watching Orgasm Central TV.

How did you get started in this industry, miss?

Um, okay, so I did sex work previously for a few years before joining porn, and then I had a couple of people tell me that I'm very, you know, entertaining, so to speak.

So I guess I just started making my own stuff online to see where it went, and then when I got some feedback and everything, I just

I guess went from there and figured out where I needed to go.

And then COVID happened, you know.

So I mean, my only fans took off at that point.

And I was like, cool.

And then mainstream took off, and I was like, all right.

That was pretty simple, you know.

It was an easy flow for me just because of COVID.

But

I would assume it's a little harder now because you know, you're

it's a very not like competitive, but competitive.

In business, you know.

So

Yeah, that makes that definitely makes sense.

Yeah, yeah.

Especially only fans just.

So I guess that's just really how it started.

It's just kind of like, okay, I'm going to start making videos online.

And here we are.

I don't think it was.

It was more like.

I think for me because I started on like Pornhub first, you know.

Like I just started releasing free stuff and then I got feedback.

And I was like, oh, maybe I should do some.

Subscription sites or, you know, I did some research.

How do you become a porn star kind of thing?

So what do you love most about your work?

Um.

Shit.

There's a lot actually.

I don't know.

I'm a very open person.

And I am very uh.

Sexually orientated, so I think the benefits.

Of being intimate with people.

Um has its benefits, I guess, you know.

And uh.

I guess I just enjoy seeing when I can do.

And what kind of reaction I get from my fans.

And the more they're like, keep going, the more I'm like, shit.

Yeah, let's go.

So what was your favorite scene to shoot ever?

Um.

So my premium Bukaki scene in Spain.

That was my all-time favorite.

Just because I had a crap ton of loads to take.

And that was by far the funnest scene I've done so far.

I mean, I've done some gang bangs, don't get me wrong, but that.

That was that was a challenge.

Uh.

And then the reaction the body has afterwards.

So.

Also the stinging of the eyes.

Oh my God.

Yeah, I was about to say because it's like some of that can get in your eyes.

Yeah.

Some of it was facials.

So it it did get in the eye a little bit.

I was like at one point like, I'm blinking out.

Come.

Some some girls I see them do that.

And I think, don't you worry about pink eye?

No, honestly.

It hasn't really affected me.

Flush them out in the shower.

You know, just like you would anything else.

And I use gel eye drops.

And.

I've never had any complications.

I've gotten one little like blood blister.

On the butt before.

But that was.

That was when I was in Prague and doing like doubling and all that stuff.

So.

But what studios are you dying to shoot with?

Um, so I would really like to shoot with Vixen.

Just because I I like the glamour.

And the modeling side of it.

And um, once I get back into shape and since I got surgery done.

I am looking forward to trying to work with them.

I've already been in touch with.

Um, their casting.

And I guess their casting person, if you will.

Um, so I'm waiting for it to go a little further.

And I'm hoping I'm still on their radar because that would be pretty nice.

So, okay.

Yeah.

That's cool.

Um.

Here's one of those long-winded questions.

Like with like SAT type questions.

According to the 2022 Free Speech Coalition, 46% of adult workers have been restricted on services like PayPal, Venmo, and Cash App.

36% of adult performers have lost at least one bank account, 55% have been denied insurance because of their background.

What do you think of those stats?

Uh.

I mean, I'm fortunate enough for it not to happen to me.

But uh, I'm also very careful on how I do things.

Uh.

It's really unfortunate how people.

How people portray sex workers, you know.

I love my job.

I I like the creativity of it.

Like I'm I'm setting up all my Christmas stuff.

And I got different areas in my studio ready to go.

And uh.

I don't know, I I find it fun and entertaining.

And I've learned a lot about people and that's just.

It kind of sucks that it's discriminated against when.

I personally have interacted with, you know.

People who work in said companies and areas.

And it's just kind of like, uh.

I get the public eye has a certain view, but it's a very small amount.

So.

Hopefully it changes in the next couple years, you know.

But I guess people have to be very careful.

On how they approach certain financial things.

I mean.

For the I I know certain amounts.

Trigger certain things.

So.

Uh.

I don't know, I pay for like square and everything.

And I haven't had any problems.

I don't really use PayPal.

Uh.

I don't know.

I haven't had any issues so far.

Oh, that's good.

But what do you think people can do to help sex workers?

Uh.

I would definitely say when you do end up tipping them.

I would just tip them, you know.

There shouldn't be any like memo.

And if you do need a memo, I would be a little bit creative with it.

With an like.

Um, grocery list or bill.

I owe you or something like that.

So it's not a red flag.

So to speak.

I think it's also like when people file taxes and whatnot.

I think that's also what flags it.

But I just think the general public.

Being more aware of sex work and how some of us actually do.

Handle it as a business and appreciate our job.

And I mean, maybe that's why I haven't had any problems.

Because it is a business.

Like I just got my LLC for Peachy Stone Productions.

So I'm like.

There's that.

So I'm officially a production company now.

So I'll be moving in that aspect.

And that direction and I look forward to it.

So.

The support of.

I don't know.

Paying for it.

I guess.

Less free porn, more paying for porn.

Right.

So, so what makes you stand out in this industry?

Uh.

Don't be shy.

Don't be shy.

Uh, I am very open about.

Suggestions.

I should say.

I take suggestions and I guess I apply them.

In my own scenes or when I am hired to do scenes, I do ask if I can do certain acts.

Or certain positions, whatever it is.

Um.

That's suggested.

Just so it helps my audience grow.

And or stay loyal with me.

So that way I can continue on and doing this work.

And being supported.

Because I don't know, I feel like too many people.

It's it's hard to say.

It's it's per person, but I have trained a lot.

To get to where I am, both physically and mentally.

So I feel I can take suggestions of my audience.

And my fans.

And apply it in whatever scenes I am doing.

So.

I guess that's where I stand out is because I have.

That authentic appeal.

I mean, I don't know how it's going to be now since I've had surgery.

But.

Who knows?

Yeah.

Well, no one does.

Yeah.

I just kind of I'm going to stay over in my own little bubble.

So when last question, where do you see yourself in like five to 10 years?

Um, hopefully my production company is doing.

Uh, consistent with other models at that point.

In the next five to 10 years.

I'd be nice to be able to hire people both me behind the camera.

And in front of in front of the camera.

Because I'm not done being in front of the camera.

So.

But I would like to hire more models in the next few years.

And have my own rights to certain scenes.

And start moving in that direction.

Also the beauty and.

I love hair and makeup.

Uh, I started going to cosmetology for a little bit.

So hopefully in the next few years I go back and finish that.

And then I can.

Start in that line too.

And fitness as well.

Because I've been an athlete since I was like four years old.

So.

I hope to continue that route too.

Yeah, you definitely look like a fitness influencer.

Oh, thank you.

I I like to keep it that way.

It's really nice, like, honestly, not being able to work out during recovery.

Has been very hard.

Like I've just started to be able to do like yoga more.

And some.

Some weight still.

But it's not quite the same.

Just yet.

I can still feel the strain.

And I'm like, ah, but I'm getting there again.

My diet's on the right direction.

Because I was, who, no one.

No one talked about the aftermath of that.

So.

Was that bad?

Well.

No one mentioned how bad you can bloat.

Like not even my surgeon really.

He just kind of he did vaguely mention it.

But not how much it could be.

I felt like a balloon.

Like I was so.

So bloated.

I couldn't believe it.

It hurt.

I was like, oh, this is so uncomfortable.

I guess I guess more more women should be comfortable talking about the aftermath of surgery.

Just in general.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, I just had a CT scan last month.

So, but it's all good.

All good.

All right.

Good.

But.

General checkups are nice, you know.

Yeah.

General.

Always get your physical.

Always get your physicals.

Yeah.

Make sure that's important.

Mhm.

I agree.

But I work out, I try to work out every day like with 25 pound weights.

And I'm still skinny as a scarecrow.

It's the eating.

Kid you not.

I I have to eat so much and sometimes I'm like, God.

I can't do it.

But I have to I slowly do it.

Sometimes it takes me like 20 minutes to eat a meal.

25 minutes to eat a meal.

It takes me a while sometimes.

That's how they do it.

That's how they.

Like I know I know that's how you build cars, but like that's how you gain muscle.

Just by eating and working.

Yeah, eating and.

The the weightlifting.

It's like different so really learning.

Um, body, your body.

And body type and all that stuff.

Um.

Metabolism, it it all comes into play.

And I spent years.

You know, finding the right mix of supplements and vitamins and routine.

And I finally mastered it to the point where I had.

Strong leg, you know, tight.

I didn't really have any cellulite on the back of my legs or my ass.

And everything was nice and plump still.

You know, I wasn't too too skinny.

I had abs.

I know in some photos when I'm flexing, you're kind of I look kind of skinnier.

But I still had.

I still had some, you know.

Wiggle.

Jiggle.