Dani Daniels Now Directing for Brazzers

Dani Daniels Now Directing for Brazzers

LOS ANGELES — Adult performer and director Dani Daniels is now directing films for Brazzers, with projects slated through 2016.

Daniels, who has made more than 400 movies for nearly all of the top studios, made inroads into directing a number of years ago. She’s directed for Penthouse and most recently Reality Kings.

Her first film directing for Brazzers will be Cherie DeVille’s “Ultimate Fantasy.”

"I'm blown away Brazzers asked me to direct for them,” Daniels said. “I love directing for Reality Kings, so adding another MindGeek company like Brazzers is really, really special.

“Directing Cherie DeVille’s ‘Ultimate Fantasy,’ and being able to shoot what I've always wanted to shoot, a fellow porn star's dream scene, made it even more spectacular,” she said. “Working the camera and watching a girl live out what she's always fantasized about was such a wonderful feeling. I hope to continue to direct for them in the future.

“Brazzers is a company I've always looked up to and wanted to shoot for, so this was an incredible opportunity. I'm honored."

Daniels has made the most of her adult career, even making CNBC’s “12 Dirty Dozen” adult figures for 2014 and 2015 and scoring numerous nominations and victories for adult industry awards, including two XBIZ Awards.

Ryan Hogan, Brazzers production manager, said that the studio "is proud to have Dani on board directing for us.”

“She’s been a staple on our site for years and a great talent to work with,” Hogan said. “Now, we have the pleasure of having her behind the camera and are excited to see the ideas she brings to the world of Brazzers.”

Daniels is available for girl/girl scenes and boy/girl work with select talent. Contact Sandra at (818) 298-6939 or sandra@ocmodeling.com for booking inquiries.

 
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