OMC: What's the most challenging aspect of your job?

CL: Sometimes I don't feel like waking up at 6 a.m. to go masturbate. Why do people shoot porn at 8 a.m.? I spend an hour in L.A. traffic just to masturbate for an hour and then go home again.

OMC: Is there real intimacy on the set between you and the other girls?

CL: What you see me do on camera is real, but at the same time, it's also a performance. I used to pretend the camera wasn't there, but then I realized I have to let the viewer in, and for me to be at my best, I need to feed off the energy of getting the viewer off. I look at it like I'm having a three-way with my partner and whoever else is watching.

OMC: How do you prepare for a sex scene?

CL: Oh, we warm up. We make out first -- we don't go straight into the action. Without foreplay, in front of cameras or not, you can have bad sex. And bad sex is bad sex. No one wants to do it or watch it. So we make sure we're ready to go.

OMC: Who are your favorite women to work with?

CL: Renee Perez, Celeste Star, Jenna Haze. I would do it for free with them.

OMC: What's the kinkiest thing you've done in front of a camera?

CL: I posed for a ... fetish site for people who are into shocking, as in electrical shocking. I really didn't understand it at first, but some other girls said it wasn't that bad, so I took the job. But it was pretty weird. I was naked, tied up and standing on my tippy toes while wearing high heels. If I put my feet down and stopped standing on my tippy toes, a female dominatrix would shock (me) with this "shock wand." Hey, I tried it. I'm not going to do it again.

OMC: What are your goals?

CL: To ride this out as long as I can. I don't want to be a 35-year-old in the industry, so I'll eventually find a plan B. I will probably have a family and go to school. I'm pursuing a high school equivalency and I want to continue on with my education for the rest of my life.

OMC: Did your career path surprise your childhood neighbors and friends?

CL: If you talk to people from high school, it was definitely a shock. I was kind of a dork. I was a cheerleader, but at my school, the cheerleaders weren't very popular. I had really short hair and fuzzy eyebrows. I really wasn't very cute, but I morphed into something better. I didn't have the best self-esteem back then, but being on camera now helps. I'm a lot more confident.

OMC: Are you making a lot of money?

CL: I'm making enough to support myself and live a happy life in Los Angeles and Wisconsin. Los Angeles is a very expensive city, but I'm comfortable. This is pretty good for a high school dropout.

OMC: Is your family supportive of your career?

CL: They are very supportive. They've seen how long I've been doing this and that it makes me happy. I have traveled to 49 of the states and out of the country. I am following my dreams. I get to do everything I always wanted to do. I'm just doing it all while I'm naked.