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Interviews: almost as good as a post
November 22, 2005
Kirby, of the very excellent and hilarious Goodie Bag TV, did an interview with me this week which he’s got up on his blog, with a slightly silly picture of me from one of my CityKittie.com sets.
The interview includes such bits as this:
Waking Vixen seems like it was an emotional necessity for you. What would have happened to you without it?
I started Waking Vixen after a porn site I was working on with my best friend and my boyfriend at the time collapsed under the weight of interpersonal drama, financial strain and creative differences. We’d been working, creating content, and developing concepts for nearly a year when the whole thing went to hell and I felt like I’d been left behind the curve of the alt porn movement, that I’d made a big mistake in pouring all my energy and money into a project in which I had to rely on other people. I started Waking Vixen when I really needed something of my own, and I can’t really imagine what I would’ve done without it.
Interviews are awesome not just because I’m narcissistic and like talking about myself but because when I’m interviewd by smart people I’m pushed to consider interesting questions about myself and my work, plus I reveal slightly different things than I reveal here.
Right-o. Check out the rest of the interview and then do yourself a favor and peruse Goodie Bag TV. I highly recommend Polly Wally, a short that played at CineKink this fall and takes delightful little jabs at the fickle lives of polyamorists.
Posted by Dacia at November 22, 2005 07:14 PM
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Comments
Wow, you actually quoted yourself in your own blog. Now that’s narcissistic. ;)
Posted by: Kirby at November 23, 2005 10:19 PM
I needed a blog, too — mainly because I needed someone I could talk to about some of the troubling, confusing, joyful, and secretive things about my work. It’s not like I can tell my next door neighbor, “hey, I had a rocking client today!” without risking eviction.
Posted by: Melinda at November 26, 2005 12:05 PM
