Porn Star Angela White Reveals Her Number One Bucket List Item
So having those moving parts and trying to get everything ready for releasing on a specific day, that's stressful,' she said.
'But I mean it's part of the job as long as you have good time management skills you can usually get it done.'
But, Ms White said, much like real life, whatever can go wrong will typically go wrong. This can be anything from a cancellation, a location falling through or an actor pulling out. She said that can be stressful.
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