Anna Span
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Anna Span became Britain's first female porn director in 1997. She had her first film aired in 1999 on UK porn channel Television X and has made over 185 scenes to date. Although some women have directed scenes of sexual education for films like The Lovers' Guide, Anna was the first to direct films with a clear pornographic intent. Contrary to media reports, she no longer claims to be the UK's only female porn director - there are now several.
Anna is a graduate of the Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. She is also a public speaker on sex, pornography, and feminism.
Her films focus on lesbian sex and heterosexual sex, with some bisexual sex. Other themes include sex toys, everyday objects (such as a chocolate bar or orange) being used as sex aids, threesomes, group sex and gang bangs. Role playing and fantasy are also common. Sometimes a character from one of her films appears in another. There is a big emphasis on reality both in script and actor performances.
Since 1998 she has run her own production company, Easy on the Eye productions, which also releases work of other female porn directors. She is the author of Erotic Home Video, a manual on how to shoot one's own home porn films.
UK men's magazine Arena called her 'Britain's hottest porn director'. She has also made pornography intended for women.
[edit] External links
- Easy on the Eye - Production company web site, including her early works.
- Anna Span's Diary - Anna's current web site, featuring her later films.
