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“Every girl loves Scarlett and it’s
apparent in every scene she does.”
Scarlett Sage likes to maintain a positive attitude no matter what may be going
on around her. “I think that when I was growing up that I allowed other people to
affect me,” Sage admits. “And when I came into the business I kind of cleaned the
slate of who I was and who I wanted to be.”
From then on, she vowed, “I’m not going to let another person control my life and
my image.”
That approach is paying dividends for the 22-year-old Virginia native. Producers
point to Sage’s enthusiasm, professionalism and versatility when she’s on the set—
not to mention her All-American, girl-next-door sex appeal. The 2020 nominee for
AVN All-Girl Performer of the Year, represented by Motley Models, has become a
go-to girl for lesbian porn heavyweights.
“I have directed Scarlett in several different series for Adult Time,” says Bree
Mills, the chief creative officer for Adult Time. “She brings a very positive energy
to set—no matter what the shoot—and is friendly, collected and always eager to
dive into the headspace of her characters.”
Mills’ network is far from the only place where Sage is a fixture. She has amassed
more than 40 scenes for Girlfriends Films, building a library so extensive that last
year Girlfriends Films released an eight-scene compilation called Scarlett Sage
& Her Girlfriends. “From the very beginning with Scarlett it was clear she had
incredible acting ability,” says Girlfriends Films President Moose.
In the world of adult magazines, Sage made her mark as a Penthouse Pet in
June of 2018. The following year she graced Hustler’s December cover.
AVN Hall of Fame producer/director Jules Jordan, who launched GirlGirl.com this
past summer, calls Sage “a classic blond beauty.” Sage has shot two scenes for
the site. “She provides an extremely sexy presence in any film,” Jordan tells AVN.
“Every girl loves Scarlett and it’s apparent in every scene she does.”
Sage, who has more than 50 credits in the past year—including a scene with
Jayden Cole in Elegant Angel’s 2019 edition of Lesbian Performers of the Year—
says she told herself at the beginning of her career, “I’m not going to half-ass it.
“And I’m not at my maximum right now. I’m still growing and I’m getting there.”
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