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CASZIN presents Becky California today, we are very pleased to honor her as “Creator of the Month” August 2026. We were able to conduct a personal and detailed interview with Becky at the Bucharest Summit, in which she shares more than just “behind the scenes” stories.

The actress and exclusive LiveStrip camgirl from the peaceful region of Bavaria openly talks about how she found her way from a conservative area into the erotic industry, the rejection and double standards she experienced, and how her private environment reacted.

She reports on her first steps – from her first shoot in 2020, through her initial “sneak peek” into the cam business, to the conscious decision in 2025 to finally go full throttle – and why she ultimately chose to be exclusive with LiveStrip. Becky talks about the special appeal that video shoots have for her, how authentic she is in front of the webcam, and why events like Exquisit in Halle or the Bucharest Summit are so much fun.

She also reveals how she uses social media and gives young women who are considering entering the industry solid tips. Becky does not mince her words:

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Becky, I am very pleased that you are taking the time here in Bucharest at the Bucharest Summit to answer the questions that CASZIN readers are interested in during this open interview. Let’s start by shedding some light on your background. You come from the peaceful region of Bavaria. And now you have a rather unusual job and are very successful in the erotic field. How did it come about that you grew up in such a conservative region and then took this path?

Becky:
I think it lies in my own personality. I was very interested in erotica from an early age. At some point, I realized that this industry is actually the best for me to live that out. Since Bavaria is quite conservative, it was relatively difficult to avoid stress.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
That brings me to the second question. You already hinted at it: There are many fans who openly admit to being interested in erotica. But that is not the case for everyone. Have you also experienced rejection in your environment? Or did that not happen to you?

Becky:
I come from a small town, and stories spread very quickly there. And if I was really having private fun, everyone knew immediately, and then came the usual insults. But I did not let that stop me. So I started to use this rejection at first. That was at the very beginning. I actually made my first money with people from my hometown. On the one hand, they pretended to hate the industry, but at the same time, they were interested and spent money to see me in front of the camera.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So that was the classic double standard you find everywhere. How was it with your personal environment and circle of friends?

Becky:
My personal friends dealt with it quite openly. They distanced themselves from it but accepted it with the motto: “It wouldn’t be for me, but if it’s your thing, go for it.”

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So, on the whole, can we say that your environment at least accepted your path?

Becky:
Exactly. And I must say, for example, I quickly distanced myself from my parents. I moved out at 17. So my mother eventually learned that I can always take care of myself. She understood that I actually act responsibly, and so it was okay.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
It was then a decision. But let’s take a quick step back: What did you do before your career in the erotic industry?

Becky:
There is hardly a simple job I haven’t done. Right before my career, for example, I worked in a betting shop. Also in a bakery, a clothing store, or a gas station. Always smaller jobs, always full-time, and always minimum wage.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
And then came the decision to enter the erotic industry. Today you work as an actress and camgirl. Which came first?

It was a big back and forth. I’ll just tell the whole story. I had a good friend who signed up at MDH. Then she raved a lot but hadn’t done anything herself yet. Nevertheless, my interest was piqued, and I created my account. I started posting a little. Eventually, I joined this community of newcomer girls I didn’t know before. Then one wrote, “Yes, I’m so excited, I have a shoot with Jason Steel soon.” I first asked myself, “Who is that?” That’s how we got in touch, and then my very first shoot happened. So it actually started with the classic production.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So it was a bit of a mix. After creating your profile, you decided to do a video shoot first. Then you got the idea to go live in front of the cam yourself?

Becky:
Jason coached me at the beginning and told me: You can’t shoot videos every day 30 days a month; that’s physically impossible. You should just use the time between shoots to do live cam because it brings in extra money and keeps you busy.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So you were in the industry. Today you do both. What is the focus for you between the two?

Becky:
I can’t really say; it’s 50/50 for me. I focus on the cam in any case, but I also like shooting productions. So I do it fifty-fifty, also financially.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
How long ago did you start?

Becky:
I shot my first film in 2020. I was a bit unsure at first. I thought it was cool and fun, but I always had the security of a full-time job. So I couldn’t let go of that for a long time. That lasted about four years. In 2025, I said, now I’m taking it into my own hands and going fully into the erotic industry.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Was there a time when you doubted your decision? Or a setback or personal crisis where you thought you couldn’t continue?

Becky:
Not with the decision. I knew I wanted to do it. At the same time, it was a big step. I also had breaks in between. For example, I had already created an OnlyFans profile in 2020. If I had really gone all out back then, I would have been very successful.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
That happened to many. Years ago, entering OF was still quite easy. Today the situation is different; customers have become much more critical. That’s why it’s much harder now to build a successful profile from scratch.

Becky:
Exactly!

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Nevertheless, or maybe precisely because of that, you are now very successful as an exclusive model at LiveStrip.com. How did that decision come about? Were there special reasons, and how did it affect your video shoots, how did it help you progress?

Becky:
At the end of 2024, I had the thought: I want to rebuild “Becky” and really go full throttle. Then I asked myself, where do I do this now? I had profiles on various portals, but none really convinced me. So I needed something new. Then I thought: there’s only LiveStrip left!

Bernhard Bradatsch:
That’s always an important decision, and for you, it soon proved to be a very good path.

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Anyway, I created my profile on LiveStrip and saw Micaela Schäfer in the TV commercial. She offered in the middle of the night between erotic ads that women could work with her. That was a big surprise for me because among all the naked women, I suddenly saw an ad for us camgirls. That was something completely new for me. So I applied, and soon someone from LiveStrip contacted me. With the exclusivity, it actually went incredibly fast. They explained everything about how I could work with Micaela and do a shoot. I just had to go live briefly over the weekend so they could see how it all works. I went live on the weekend, and without bragging, they were apparently very impressed with me and offered me the exclusive contract after just two shows. And so it really started. Then came my first TV shoot with Micaela and the show.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So it was definitely a really steep start for you?

Becky:
The real start in 2025 then went very steeply upwards.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
And now you’re full power. Besides the webcam, you also do video productions. You consciously decided that. What motivates you for these video shoots? Is it that you want to take the revenue or is there also a fun factor?

Becky:
There is a very special appeal, a fetish that is fed. I actually really like shooting with strangers. And that’s why I also like the excitement of going to a strange place for the shoots. The whole experience actually gives me a kick, admittedly.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Okay. So it’s a bit of a thrill for you. When you’re on set and have a shooting partner, what’s particularly important to you? Does the chemistry have to be right? Or is a certain distance even better?

Becky:
I differentiate between paid productions and content collabs. Content collabs are a bit more personal for me. You have to be on equal footing and get along well. And above all, it’s important to know exactly what happens with the content. In paid shoots with a fee, it’s a bit different; if everything is legal and proper, I honestly don’t care much who the other partner is. It’s the production’s job to provide decent performers.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Has there ever been a case where you came to a set and said, sorry, this won’t work with this person?

Becky:
Luckily not yet. I haven’t had any problems with people so far. I’ve always gotten along well with them.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
And when you shoot, is there a relatively predetermined schedule or a guideline about what action takes place? Are there things you particularly enjoy?

Becky:
Actually, I enjoy everything. I’m a late riser, and sometimes there are days when I think, “Oh God, now I really have to get to the airport early…”. Sometimes traveling is a bit exhausting for me, but only physically. When I come home again, I think it was nice. I also love my couch. We’re here at the Bucharest Summit right now, and at first, I had no desire at all. And now it’s great here, and we’re having a lot of fun.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
How is it now with the webcam? Are you “the real Becky” there, as you are in private life, or have you developed a role that you take on in front of the cam?

Becky:
Becky, that’s always me! But I also have a real name and am a private person. “Becky” is a certain part of me, and when I turn on the cam, that part can express itself best. That’s 100 percent real. But of course, in real life, I’m calmer and a bit more reserved.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So the users do experience the real “Becky”.

Becky:
Yes, 100 percent. I separate work and private life, but both are 100 percent me.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
We are here now at the Bucharest Summit in a relaxed atmosphere of a trade fair. A few days ago, you were at the Exquisit fair in Halle, which is similar to Venus, mainly for fans – of course on a smaller scale. How is it for you when you go to such erotic fairs and meet fans who want autographs, etc.? And you know they may have already seen you in front of the cam?

Becky:
Honestly, the B2C fairs for fans are still more my favorite. They’re more fun because you can show yourself naked or at least very sexy. I really love showing myself in sexy outfits. And in a room where that’s completely normal. And I also love the conversations with fans. I always enjoy taking selfies with them, especially when they are users who have been in my cam. That gives me a special feeling. I love fairs above all!

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Does that also bring you something afterward if fans who have already seen you at a fair maybe come to your cam?

Becky:
I was able to win some or bind them even better; it definitely brings something.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Let’s come to another topic. Most actresses use social media intensively to increase popularity. Which channels do you use here, and what importance does it have for you?

Becky:
I’m on Instagram and Twitter. I like to use it for advertising and presentation and also just talk about my everyday life. On Instagram, 100 percent soft, on Twitter a bit harder. But even here, I don’t post hardcore.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
So you use the social media channels basically to post appetizers and make people curious for more?

Becky:
Exactly! Whoever wants to see more can go to beckycalifornia.live.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Finally, a question for all young women who might want to start. What would you advise a newcomer who is thinking about starting work in front of the cam or in productions?

The very first question is always to reflect again and consider how much you really want it. If you’re not quite sure, you could maybe start with a live show. Because that’s gone again tomorrow and not permanently on the net. Then you know if you feel comfortable undressing in front of the camera or not. Otherwise, an important tip if you decide to start: Don’t lose your face. You always have to be a little careful about who you enter partnerships with. It’s perfectly okay to say no in this industry. If someone is unsympathetic to you or you are unsure, you can also say no. No means no here, 100 percent. You can look at everything five times before you start. Never let yourself be pressured. I’ve also already declined shoots.

Bernhard Bradatsch:
Becky, I am very pleased that you were available for this interview. Thanks also for the well-founded and informative answers, which are helpful for fans but certainly also for creators or newcomers.

Becky:
Thanks too. It was fun!

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