​​What happens when one of OnlyFans' biggest stars decides to open a university?
Andy Lee is breaking taboos and building a business, one straight guy at a time. With fifteen years in the adult industry behind him, he's now doing something nobody else has attempted: launching a real-life school for aspiring male performers, coaching, coaxing and filming straight-identifying men as they step into gay adult content for the first time.

Porn Star University follows Andy as he transforms his already-buzzing studio complex into a high-functioning, multi-set content hub and full-scale mentorship programme. His students arrive for different reasons, quick cash, curiosity, ambition, or all three. What none of them are expecting is quite how much they're about to learn, about performance, yes, but also about boundaries, consent, ego and the surprisingly complicated business of being truly seen. Confident, driven and cheekily unapologetic, Andy is a disruptor by design. But growth comes with growing pains. Scaling a business means managing talent drama, navigating shifting boundaries and figuring out how to stay authentic while becoming a full-blown brand.

Can Porn Star University retain its intimate, rebellious spirit as it becomes a global phenomenon? What makes this documentary unlike anything else on screen right now is what sits beneath the explicit premise. At a moment when everyone is monetising something, pivoting to content creation and reinventing themselves from scratch, Andy's world turns out to be one of the most honest places to examine what hustle culture actually looks like up close.

His performers are building brands, generating income and navigating an industry that is constantly shadow-banned, stigmatised and legislated, yet endlessly consumed. Where other OnlyFans documentaries have focused on women, controversy or cautionary tales, Porn Star University goes somewhere different. It's warm, chaotic and full of personality, and rooted in genuine respect for the people at its centre. The men stepping into Andy's university are not punchlines or props. They're entrepreneurs navigating ambition, identity and the complicated arithmetic of modern masculinity in real time. Watching them find their feet, with all the laughs, wobbles and unexpected tender moments that come with it, turns out to be genuinely gripping.

Porn Star University is a documentary that audiences will come to expecting one thing and leave having found something much richer: a funny, sharp and surprisingly moving portrait of modern work, masculinity and the very human desire to build something for yourself, even when the world tells you that you shouldn't.

In the end, this isn't just the business of pleasure. It's the business of possibility.

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Featuring: Andy Lee, Kayla Wild, Big Rob, Big Stacks, Jak White, Troy White, Ginger Gav, Parker Grey and Calvin Steel

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DIRECTOR STATEMENT
 

I didn’t set out to make a documentary about porn. I set out to make a documentary about work.

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We’re living through a moment where the ground keeps shifting beneath all of us. Rising costs, shrinking stability, AI accelerating job loss and reinvention, and a global anxiety that’s quietly asking: What will I do to survive? What am I willing to do to stay afloat? In that context, the adult industry isn’t a sideshow. It’s a mirror. It’s one of the most honest places to examine hustle culture, entrepreneurship, identity, and the price and the power of reinvention.

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P$RN STAR University is not a salacious exposé. It’s a film with big heart, big laughs, and genuine respect for the people at its center. It follows Irish content creator Andy Lee, a cheeky disruptor with over 15 years in the industry and a wildly successful OnlyFans empire, as he scales his studio into a high-functioning content hub; part production company, part mentorship program, part found-family circus.

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Andy’s world is funny, fast, and full of personality, but it’s also deeply human. The men stepping into his “university” are not punchlines or props. They’re predominently straight-identifying guys navigating boundaries, curiosity, performance, ego, fear, ambition and the complicated math of modern masculinity. Some arrive for quick cash. Some arrive for opportunity. All arrive with something to prove. And what emerges is a surprising story about intimacy: not just sexual intimacy, but emotional intimacy; trust, consent, communication, and the strange vulnerability of being seen.

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At its core, this film is about entrepreneurship in a taboo economy. These performers are building brands, creating jobs, and generating income in an industry that is constantly judged, shadow banned, legislated, and stigmatized yet endlessly consumed. They are doing what millions of people are being forced to do right now: pivot, monetize, adapt, and invent a future from scratch.

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As Andy grows, the stakes grow with him. Scaling a business means scaling pressure. It means navigating drama, managing personalities, protecting boundaries, and trying to stay authentic while becoming a brand. The question that drives the film isn’t “how far will they go?” it’s: what does it cost to build something for yourself when the world keeps telling you your work shouldn’t exist?

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My hope is that audiences come into P$RN STAR University expecting one kind of film and leave with something much richer: a story about survival, identity, ambition, and unexpected tenderness. A documentary that doesn’t look down on its subjects or sensationalize them, but meets them where they are: working, dreaming, laughing, building.

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Because in the end, this isn’t just the business of pleasure.
It’s the business of possibility.

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Charlie David
Director, Producer, Writer