Important Suggestions from Travis Irons for Newcomers into Gay Porn
If you’ve made the choice to get into adult entertainment and aren’t sure how to get started, you’re not alone. Many of the top entertainers themselves weren’t sure how to get started either and just figured it out along their way.
“If you’re going to do, then go all out,” said recently retired gay porn star, Travis Irons. “When I first started porn, I turned down so many jobs with the biggest companies in the business, and I didn’t really take it too serious.”
For most guys getting into the industry, it’s not always best to apply to all the big studios. There are fantastic smaller studios that can help you start out your career. You can take time to develop your character and get comfortable on set.
“I think if I would have taken ever job offer and taken it more serious, then I would have been in the ranks with the highest porn stars in the business,” Travis explained. “Also, there are a lot of pre-Madonna’s and cunty queens in this business. I can think of a few off the top of my head, but I won’t mention names.”
Many guys who are experienced in the adult entertainment industry advise to keep your business to yourself, be professional, and avoid falling into the drama. Remain true to yourself and always be respectful of yourself, and others.
“Stay in shape, out of trouble, and don’t do drugs,” said Travis, giving his most important suggestions to newcomers. Most agents and studios want to work with people who are honest, hard working, and have good ethics. Take care of yourself, and they’ll take care of you.
“I would definitely hope I am looked at by people at a role model,” said Travis. While he has recently retired, he is still admired by many of his loyal fans. “A lot of people look down on those of us who do porn and I think most people would not look at a ‘porn star’ as a role model, but who knows, maybe someone out there does.”
Today, Travis is focused on his full-time studies in post-secondary, but still makes guest appearances and dances at clubs in Texas.



















