Layla Sin Taking on More Work as a Director

LOS ANGELES — Layla Sin, in addition to acting in adult films, has been increasing her activity as a director.

"I'm directing three times a week for different clients," the Penthouse Pet said. "People trust me to deliver what they want. Some clients give me a very detailed script and detailed list of photos that they want. Some clients have a very general idea of what they want to see and the girls they want to see, and I make this happen for them. I hire girls from top agencies and girls that are very experienced in the business as well as new ones."

Sin said that her work in front of the camera helped her prepare for her work behind the camera.

"Being a talent can make you understand that the more comfortable the talent is, the more real and natural the video will be," Sin said. "This is a big part of my work when I'm directing. I want my talent to be as comfortable as possible, and I make sure everything is clear and straight-forward and my talent never does anything they are uncomfortable with."

As a director, Sin has been shooting a variety of scenes.

"I shoot solos and boy/girl on the same day," Sin said. "So I must say: it's a lot of work, but I am very happy because it allows me to be creative and artistic. I want the girl to look as pretty and sexy as possible and really deliver great content. I'm always professional and treat my girls with respect. After all, it's all about having fun."

Dani Daniels, Chloe Amour, Ariana Marie, Elsa Jean and Alexa Grace are among the performers Sin has worked with as a director.

"Some girls I have already shot five or six times because my clients love them so much and I love to work with them," Sin said. "I'm really happy being able to work on both sides of the camera and excited about the future."

Recent films featuring Sin include "What Daddy Doesn't Know 2" from Nubiles, "Dahlia Sky Loves Girls" from Hustler and "Kinky View" and "Naughty Maids" from Penthouse.

For more information on Sin, follow her on Twitter or Instagram.


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