Jae Linnae

Jae Linnae is a queer writer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. She makes narrative films, music videos, and branded content and now, she is colabarating with ERIKALUST on her feminist adult cinema debut. She is widely known across the american LGBTQ+ digital community for her short films and content created specifically for queer and sapphic audiences , Jae has built a reputation as one of the most authentic voices in queer storytelling online. Her work is based in the belief that representation matter, not just who appears on screen, but how their stories are told, and by whom. For Jae, filmmaking is something close to a calling. In her own words: "cinema is the language of the soul, of connection, of the essence of humanity. It's a fire that burns down our walls making way for new understanding." Her approach is empathetic and intimate, just as we like.  She came to ERIKALUST the same way the best collaborations happen, through a shared vision. As a queer filmmaker already committed to authentic, female-gaze storytelling, the fit was natural. Her signature handycam style and instinct for intimate, character-driven narratives translate seamlessly into adult cinema, bringing a warmth and specificity to lesbian erotica that is rare and immediately recognizable.

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In Made to Taste, Jae Linnae's debut adult film for us, nostalgia and desire collide in the coziest, most unexpected way. Channeling the addictive warmth of your favorite '90s American TV series, the film is set in a cozy kitchen where what begins as a baking show audition slowly transforms into something neither woman saw coming. Starring first-time Erika Lust performers Lana Smalls and Lilly Bell, this playful sapphic story serves up flirtation, chemistry, and plenty of heart: all shot in Jae's unmistakable handycam style that makes every moment feel like a memory you didn't know you had. Warm, witty, and genuinely sexy, lesbian erotica that sneaks up on you, just like the best kind of desire always does.