Porn Valley- Ben Bratt may or may not be calling his new movie for Acid Rain, Cum Fixation. That’s to be determined. But Bratt already made one executive decision this morning when he arrived on the shoot which is being held at Alex Sanders’ house.

Bratt said he was sending Lindsay Lane home. I arrived at the set before Bratt, and Lane was stretched out on a living room couch, snoozing, while Sierra Sinn [pictured] was in the makeup chair. But when Bratt got there he decided that he didn’t like Lane’s “look” for whatever reason and called Lauren Phoenix for a replacement. Luscious Lopez was being sent over. Lane’s attitude about the whole thing seemed to be no harm, no foul because she was off chatting civilly with Bratt, and no knives were in evidence.

Another issue that Bratt had to deal with was the fact that one of his female talent was apparently coming from Vegas. Bratt gets a call and determines she’s at least two hours away, barring no traffic tie-ups. Bratt is patient dealing with this, but comments after he’s off the phone that he’d have left Vegas 4:30 in the morning to make a call time.

Alex Sanders is checking out Sierra Sinn and remembers shooting her first anal. “She inspires boners,” Sanders comments. Bratt in another conversation is saying something to the effect that he “lost” a girl.

“You didn’t lose her, you catapulted her,” Sanders tells Bratt. The subject gets on to anal and Bratt tells a story about a Persian girl he had over his house one time. Bratt begins fingering her ass in bed and the girl runs out of the house. The following day Bratt gets a call from the girl and is frankly surprised that he’s hearing from her, all circumstances considered. The girl said she talked to some people. Some people turned out to be her mother who told her guys wanting anal is no big deal, that her father did it with her. The mother, that is.

During some down time, I check out Sierra Sinn to see if she truly inspires boners. Sinn hails from Pittsburgh and is already making faces when I ask her if she’s repped by an agency.

“Yes,” she says, giving me that look. I asked if that look meant she was in the middle of switching, Sinn flashed a sign like she didn’t want to talk about it. But she did talk a litle about it later in the chat. Sinn’s been in the business since April and was a stripper three days after she turned 18. “I’ve followed the natural progression of adult industry life,” she smiles.

Sinn started stripping in North Carolina and has worked in places like West Virginia, Hawaii and New York. “I like to travel,” she says. In order to get in the adult business, Sinn began posting on onemodelplace.

“An agent e-mailed me- we’ll fly you out. A free trip to L.A. at the very least. I’ll probably have fun.” But the circumstances of her first shoot were less than desirable, according to Sinn. “I don’t remember what company it was for,” she says. “I just remember that it was a black guy and his name was Country. He beat the shit out of me. It was in a bad way. I had bruises and welts all over my legs from him tearing into me.”

I imagine a lot of other girls in that circumstance might have been on the first plane home, but Sinn claims she’s hardcore. “I am tough,” she proclaims. According to Sinn, this shoot was arranged by her first agent who never bothered to tell her it was going to be a rough scene, that it was just a boy-girl.

“And I didn’t even get paid extra,” she says. “I missed three days of work afterward from the welts and bruises. I got $800 to get the shit beat out of me.” Commenting on agents, Sinn shrugs. “Agents are agents. If someone’s happy with an agent, then they’re a happy person.”

Sinn is not a shy person, according to her. “I’ve always been outgoing and when I discovered sex, I stuck with it. I was, like, oh this is fun. I’m good at it. Sinn was 14 her first time and it was with an 18 year old guy. “My best friend kind of made me do it,” she laughs. “She was, like, go fuck him. I cried afterward because I felt awful about it. But then afterward it was cool. Everyone in school found out about it and it was kind of funny. I had a reputation.”

We chat a little bit about Pittsburgh and Sinn says the city will always have a special place in her heart. When she turned 18, Sinn moved to North Carolina with $20 in her pocket. Sinn says, yeah, she will do things on a jump and a dare. “I talked to this boy down there and he said I could go live with him. Then it ended up where he’d try to sleep with me but I wouldn’t sleep with him. We fucked a couple of times and I didn’t want to have sex with him any more because he wasn’t very good. It ended up with me moving out because it was bad sex. It was a deal breaker. Then I moved into another place.”

Sinn has always wanted to be a stripper, according to her. “I thought it would be fun and glamorous. It was in a sick sort of way. I was nervous the first time. I didn’t know what I was doing and I had the wrong shoes. It was really embarrassing. I had big platforms on but there weren’t the stiletto kind. They were wedgies and you can’t dance in them.” Sinn found the customers to be rowdy but that never bothered her. “You feed off of it,” she says. “You don’t let it get you down, then your energy goes up. And everyone else is having a good time.”

Sinn isn’t dancing now but wants to feature at some point. “Once I get a super big name for myself.”Other than the Country episode, Sinn states that she loves the business. “It’s so much fun when I get to have sex, and good sex for the most part.”

Sinn’s advice to other women coming into the business is to take things slow and not let people tell you what to do. “Hold your ground- unless you’re an idiot. If you’re wrong, realize you’re wrong.”

When she first came into the business, Sinn claims that people would try to take advantage of her. “They do- people in L.A. are assholes,” she says. “People here are all snakes in the grass and they all want something from you.” Sexually, Sinn is an equal opportunity employer. She does everything. And rhe first time she tried anal was at 17.”It hurt,” she says. “The dude didn’t know what he was doing and turned me off from it. And then I did it again when I was 19. I kind of liked it then because the guy had a small dick and I was starting to get used to it. Then I stopped doing it and my asshole like sealed up again. That’s why my advice is don’t quit anal.”

Sinn has every intention of becoming a porn star and has a website…www.sierrasinn.com ready to launch. “Right now there’s a flasher page up and it’ll be ready in about a month.”

Because she hasn’t talked to them, Sinn doesn’t know if her parents realize she’s in the business. “I stopped talking to them a long time before I started porn. We had a falling out years ago.” But Sinn likes the fact that she was on her own, early.

“It made me stronger and built my character,” she says. Sinn has also enjoyed working with male performer Jennar. “He gives a lot of good energy.” Otherwise, Sinn says she has no time for romance. “I’ve been working a lot. It’s fun, though. I wake up every day to the thought of having anal sex. I enjoy it.”

Besides anal, Sinn likes rough sex in moderation. I wondered if Sinn got paid more for the scene that she did with this Country-character, would she have felt better about it. “It was the fact that I didn’t know about it ahead of time,” she says. “He just beat me. I was crying because it hurt. He kept smacking me really hard, then fucking me really hard. It was like he was getting back at me for all the evil things that people do or something. I got hate fucked.”

Asked how her weekend was in comparison, Sinn said it was very slow and unproductive. “Which is exactly what I wanted.” Sinn prefers the indoors and sitting at her computer. “I am a nerd,” she laughs.

Sinn likes to believe that she avoids porn drama. “I don’t really go out a lot,” she says. “I did go to Porn Star Karaoke for the first time last week. It was fun- about as good as porn star karaoke can be.”

If she was working a lot, I asked Sinn why she was less than happy with her representation.

“It’s all political,” she says. “It’s about respect. I just feel there are things happening that are not proper. That’s all there is to. It’s not an equal respect-thing.”