And sure, having a big penis doesn’t hurt. (We mean your chances of getting in the porn biz, not the poor woman who has to endure that Moby dick. That totally hurts.)
Porn director Adam Glasser-who goes by the professional name Seymore Butts-says that the industry penile average is 8 inches. “A few are shorter,” he says, “but many are longer.”
But being hung like you’ve got elephantitis of the junk is not necessarily the main talent you need to become a male porn star.
That’d be like saying the only requirement for becoming the next LeBron James is being really tall. Yeah, sorry, it’s a little more complicated than that.
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So what other skills do you need to have a career in the porn industry? We gathered a roundtable of porn professionals-the aforementioned smut auteur Adam Glasser, as well as actors James Deen and Steve Rodgers (who performs under the name “Dr. D”)-to find out exactly what it takes to become a male star.
Why 6 feet?
Whatever your confidence in your erections in the bedroom, it’s a little different on a porn set. For one thing, nobody cares if you’re having a good time.
“You’re a meat puppet,” says Deen. “Your job is to make the female performer look as good as humanly possible and accentuate every piece of beauty about her and be able to draw a performance out of her while delivering the type of scene-whatever it may be-that I ask for.”
Deen sums up the expectations for a male porn actor like this: “He gets his penis hard when he’s told to.”
That means the moment you drop your pants, you should be erect. “Show-ready” erect. The kind of erect you can hang a wet towel on, no problem. Læs mere 3 Porn Insiders Tell You What It Takes to Become a Male Star