Hardware & Sex with Raven Alexis: A Letter to the Industry

“The most exciting breakthroughs of the 21st century will not occur because of technology but because of an expanding concept of what it means to be human” – John Naisbitt

As most of you know, I recently took a couple month break from work because of a broken foot. While I was on my hiatus, I also cut back in large part from social media, blogging, etc. Not on purpose, really, just knew that I needed to rest and completely heal so that I could come back for the second part of the year and be stronger than ever! Read more

Hardware & Sex with Raven Alexis: Virtual Masks

“Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.”

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the mask that computer screens and smart phones have given our society. We live in a world where social networking, forums, boards, and chat rooms enable anyone to view almost anything, or say anything. Whether it is an ex, a former classmate, or a celebrity, technology has provided us with almost limitless streams of information and the ability to give our opinion about others seemingly without any repercussions. Read more

Hardware & Sex with Raven Alexis: 3D Cherry Pop

Recently I wrapped my first 3D movie, This Ain’t Ghostbusters XXX 3D for Hustler, under the direction of Axel Braun. I have got to be honest; it was a one of a kind, and uniquely grueling experience. How was it grueling you ask?

Well, here are some things that are different about filming a movie in 3D. Read more

Hardware & Sex with Raven Alexis: A Technological Utopia

I remember my first computer. A friend gave it to me. It came second hand but it was the equivalent of being handed the keys to a brand new car. Just think, ICQ whenever I wanted, an endless abyss of information, and infinite amounts of social connectivity! Finally I could immerse myself into this brand new form of communication, with the ideal that we could all be one. The advent of the internet brought an excitement that the world would be connected like it never had been before. Read more

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