Lesbian scenes only is a choice you make on paper
Choosing lesbian scenes is not a preference you mention once and hope the crew remembers. It goes on your limits sheet before any scene is planned, next to everything else you said yes, maybe or no to. The crew works from that sheet on the day, and a scene that is not on it does not get filmed. You never have to agree to scenes with men to keep getting booked.
- Apply in one minute as an Actress with one contact field.
- Photo ID and a selfie through your candidate panel.
- A casting conversation about scene types, partners and dates.
- Scenes with women only written on your limits sheet.
- Rate stated for the specific scene, paid after the shoot.
Women who apply for lesbian scenes
The women who apply for lesbian scenes are not one type. Some are gay and want to film with women only. Some are bi and feel more relaxed starting with another woman. Some are straight, have thought about it for a long time and want to try it on a professional set where the limits are written down. All of them are welcome, and nobody at the casting asks you to explain or label yourself.
There is no required look, body type, height or measurement, and there is no upper age limit. You must be 18 or older with a valid government ID, and you must be the person in that ID. That is the whole list. Our guide on how to become a porn actress covers the role in more detail.
You do not need to be gay to film lesbian scenes
Sexual orientation is not a requirement for any scene type, in either direction. What matters on set is that you want to do the scene you agreed to, that you can communicate with your scene partner and the person directing, and that you are comfortable with what is on your sheet. If you are curious but unsure, that is exactly what the casting conversation is for.
How your scene partner is chosen and verified
Every scene partner is an adult woman verified by the production before she is booked, with her photo ID checked and her records kept as federal law requires for every performer. You can read how that works on 2257 age verification. Before you agree to a scene, we tell you who your partner is and what the scene includes, and you can say no to a pairing without giving a reason.
At the casting we also talk about what makes a good pairing for you. Some women want a partner with more experience who can lead; others prefer someone new, so they learn together. We take that into account, but we never pair you with someone and announce it on the day.
Testing for scenes with another woman
Scenes between women follow the same testing rules as any other scene with a partner. Every performer on that set brings a recent result within the window the production asks for, and it is confirmed before filming. There is no shortcut because a scene does not include a man. The guide to STI testing for adult performers explains how the test is arranged and what it covers.
The steps from application to your first lesbian scene
The process is the same for every performer, which is the point: the checks protect you and your scene partner equally. If a casting call skips verification, asks you for money or plans the scene without asking your limits, treat that as a warning sign.
| Step | What happens | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| Apply | One contact field and the role Actress | About a minute |
| Verify | Photo ID and a selfie through your candidate panel | A valid government ID |
| Casting | A conversation about lesbian scene types, partners and dates | Your list of yes, maybe and no |
| Limits sheet | Scenes with women only and every act you agree to, in writing | Time to read it before you sign |
| Scene | Filming with a verified scene partner and a small crew | A recent test result |
| Pay | Paid at the agreed rate after the shoot | The payment method confirmed in writing |
Your limits sheet decides the scene
Your sheet lists the scene type, who it is with and every act you agree to. Anything not on the sheet is a no by default, and you can change a yes to a no before the scene, even on the day. You can also stop filming at any moment by saying so, and the crew stops without a penalty or an argument. The guide on setting your limits before a shoot helps you write the sheet, and our safety and consent page explains how every set runs.
Starting with a solo scene first
If you want to find out how a set feels before filming with a partner, you can start alone. A solo scene needs no partner and no partner testing, and many women begin there and add lesbian scenes once they know the crew and the process. Read more on solo porn casting, and see porn auditions for how auditions with us differ from casting calls you find elsewhere.
How lesbian scenes are paid
You are paid per scene after the shoot, at the rate agreed at the casting. The rate depends on the scene type and what is included, so we state it for the specific scene before you agree instead of publishing a price list. Applying costs nothing, and we never ask you for money for a casting, photos, a portfolio or a booking. More detail is on how porn performers get paid.
Your stage name stays separate from your life
Your legal name is never used in titles or credits. You choose a stage name at the casting, and the porn star name generator gives you ideas if you are stuck. Your documents are stored privately for records only. No studio can promise that nobody you know will ever see a scene, so make the decision with that in mind.
When modeling suits you better
Some women realize at the casting that they want to be in front of a camera but not in explicit scenes. If that is you, modeling jobs that come to you through a single reviewed profile are a better fit than a studio set, and there is no pressure from us either way. If you want paid lesbian scenes with verified partners and written limits, apply here.
