FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, drawn from the industry databases, trade reporting from 2010 and her own site.
Who is Chloe Camilla?
An American performer who worked in adult film from 2010 to 2014, known for kink.com's BDSM and wrestling series and for entering the industry through a Homegrown Video contest. From 2011 she also worked as a sex educator, performance artist and writer.
How did she start in the industry?
She and her partner Nick sent a scene to Homegrown Video's monthly submission call in 2010 and won the first contest the company ran. The scene was bought for $1,000, and kink.com bookings followed within months.
What is she known for?
Three things: the Homegrown Video contest win, four years as a regular in kink.com's BDSM series, and the move into sex education and performance work in the San Francisco Bay Area.
How long was her career in front of the camera?
Industry databases place it between 2010 and 2014. FreeOnes records her career as ending in 2013, and IAFD records credits into 2014, the year the Ultimate Surrender 3 DVD came out.
Did she win any industry awards?
No AVN, XBIZ or XRCO award or nomination appears in the databases that carry her records. The one documented win is the 2010 Homegrown Video submission contest, which came with a $1,000 scene buyout rather than an industry trophy.
What did she do after the studio work?
From 2011 she taught workshops on consent, sexual health and BDSM negotiation, trained medical, nursing and physician assistant students, and performed at venues including Femina Potens, Supperclub and the Sex Worker Film and Arts Festival.
Is she on social media today?
One account can be checked: X, @chloe_camilla, created in August 2010 and still online. Her last date of activity on the platform cannot be confirmed.
Does she have an official website?
Her site from 2010 and 2011 is still online at chloecamilla.wordpress.com. It has not been updated since April 2012, and the original domain no longer serves the content.
Is "Chloe Camila" a different performer?
No. The spelling without the double l appears in platform records for the same performer. IAFD lists no known aliases for her.
Where is she from?
Industry databases record her birthplace as the United States. They disagree about the state, so this site does not name one.