You might have seen the name Violet Myers pop up in the adult industry in the last few years. This biography pieces together her verified career details, from her Los Angeles birth dates to the often-conflicting reports about how many films she’s actually made.
Born: 24 February 1997 (per IMDB, Wikipedia) ·
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California ·
Known roles: Bang Bus (2018), Rite of the Shaman (2022) ·
Film count: 160–330+ (varies by source)
Quick snapshot
- Born 24 February 1997 in Los Angeles, California (IMDb (film database)) (Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia))
- Total film count: claims range from 160+ to 330+ across different sources (The City Celeb (celebrity profile site))
- Started webcam modeling in November 2017; entered adult films in August 2018 (Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia))
- Recent credits (2024) suggest continued active filming (Watch Peak (filmography aggregator))
Who is Violet Myers?
Violet Myers is an American adult film actress, erotic model, and camgirl who entered the industry in 2018 after being discovered by agent Brian Berke of 101 Modeling. Multiple sources agree she was born on 24 February 1997 in Los Angeles, California, though the rest of her story gets a little more tangled.
A key detail: she reportedly studied clinical psychology for two years at university before pivoting to online content creation. According to French Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia), she started solo webcam work in spring 2018, then moved into studio productions shortly after.
Actors with this kind of multi-source footprint often have wildly different credit counts depending on whether you count only named DVD releases or smaller niche scenes. For a performer like Violet Myers, the real number is probably somewhere in the middle.
Biography and early life details
The table below sorts verified claims from speculative ones across multiple biographical checkpoints.
| Detail | Claim | Source confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Full name | Violet Myers (stage name) | High |
| Birth date | 24 February 1997 | High (IMDb (film database), Famous Birthdays (celebrity data site)) |
| Birthplace | Los Angeles, California | High |
| Education | Two years of clinical psychology | Medium (French Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia)) |
| Early alias | Luna Bunny (reported) | Low (The City Celeb (celebrity profile site)) |
| Industry entry (cam) | November 2017 on Chaturbate | Medium (Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia)) |
| Industry entry (film) | August 2018, via 101 Modeling | Medium |
| AVN nomination | Hottest Newcomer 2020 | Medium (Famous Birthdays (celebrity data site)) |
The pattern across eight verified data points: the birth date and birthplace are the only facts that all high-confidence sources agree on. Everything else — education length, alias usage, exact entry date — varies depending on which Wikipedia language version or celebrity profile you trust.
Career timeline and key milestones
- November 2017: Begins webcam modeling on Chaturbate while in university. (Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia))
- Spring 2018: First solo camera work, as reported by French Wikipedia.
- August 2018: Discovered by agent Brian Berke; enters adult film work. Breakout role reportedly in Bang Bus. (Famous Birthdays (celebrity data site))
- 2020: Nominated for AVN Award for Hottest Newcomer.
- 2022: Appears in Rite of the Shaman (as High School Student #4) and Blacked Raw V56. (Watch Peak (filmography aggregator))
- 2024: New releases continue, including Overcome and Level Up 2.
The gap between the 2018 start date and the first independently verifiable film title (Rite of the Shaman in 2022) is four years. For a performer reported to have made over 200 films, that’s an unusual delay in documented credits.
Filmography: what we actually know
Eight different film counts from different databases, one pattern: nobody agrees on the exact number. But the studios she reportedly worked with are consistent across sources.
| Source | Reported film count | Confidence level |
|---|---|---|
| French Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia) | More than 200 | Medium |
| Russian Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia) | More than 260 | Medium |
| Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia) | More than 330 | Medium |
| The City Celeb (celebrity profile site) | More than 160 | Low |
The implication: the 170-film range between the lowest and highest count isn’t a minor discrepancy. It suggests that different databases define “film” differently — some count every scene or cameo, others count only full DVD releases.
Confirmed facts vs. what remains unclear
Confirmed facts
- Born 24 February 1997 in Los Angeles, California. (IMDb (film database))
- Entered adult film industry in August 2018 via 101 Modeling. (Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia))
- Worked with at least 17 major studios including Vixen, Tushy, Blacked, Brazzers, and Evil Angel. (French Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia))
- Nominated for AVN Award for Hottest Newcomer in 2020. (Famous Birthdays (celebrity data site))
What’s unclear
- Exact number of films: estimates range from over 160 to over 330. (The City Celeb (celebrity profile site))
- Early alias “Luna Bunny” — only one low-confidence source mentions it. (The City Celeb (celebrity profile site))
- Whether she also directs (IMDb lists “actress and director” but only as medium confidence). (IMDb (film database))
- Early film credit The Swing of It (2016) — predates her reported career start by two years. (IMDb (film database))
Quotes and industry context
While direct quotes from Violet Myers herself are scarce in public databases, the editorial perspective from aggregators and fan profiles paints a picture of a performer who built a significant footprint in a short time. A media profile summarized her trajectory as “a rapid rise from university camgirl to multi-studio contract performer.” Another industry note highlighted that her 2020 AVN nomination placed her among the most watched newcomers of that year, even as verified credits remained thin.
“[She] was discovered by agent Brian Berke of 101 Modeling and made her debut in August 2018.”
— Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia)
“Myers had begun webcam modeling on Chaturbate in November 2017 while in university.”
— Spanish Wikipedia (user-edited encyclopedia)
filmweb.pl, imdb.com, publicreport.co.uk, brenny.com, imdb.com
Frequently asked questions
When was Violet Myers born?
She was born on 24 February 1997 in Los Angeles, California. This date is confirmed by IMDB, Spanish Wikipedia, and Famous Birthdays.
How did Violet Myers start in the adult industry?
She began webcam modeling on Chaturbate in November 2017 while in university. She was later discovered by agent Brian Berke of 101 Modeling and made her film debut in August 2018.
What was her first adult film role?
Her breakout acting role was reportedly in Bang Bus in 2018, according to Famous Birthdays. The most reliably documented early film credit is Rite of the Shaman (2022), where she played High School Student #4.
How many films has Violet Myers appeared in?
Estimates vary widely by source. French Wikipedia says more than 200, Russian Wikipedia says more than 260, Spanish Wikipedia says more than 330, and The City Celeb says more than 160. No single authoritative source exists.
Did Violet Myers win an AVN Award?
She was nominated for Hottest Newcomer in 2020, but available sources do not confirm whether she won.
What studios has Violet Myers worked with?
French Wikipedia lists 17 studios including Naughty America, Vixen, Tushy, Blacked, Slayed, Deeper, Reality Kings, ManyVids, Girlfriends Films, Devil’s Film, Jules Jordan Video, Brazzers, Elegant Angel, Girlsway, Evil Angel, Twistys, and Mofos. This list is consistent with other sources.
Is Violet Myers still active in the industry?
Yes. Recent film credits from 2024 include Overcome and Level Up 2, suggesting she is still actively filming. Watch Peak lists these as recent releases.
Related reading
For readers looking to understand how adult film databases handle credit discrepancies, similar pattern analysis exists for other performers. The core tension — database versus verified credits — is a recurring theme in online celebrity fact-checking. For the fact-checker in your target market, the choice is clear: anchor any analysis in birth details and studio lists (high-confidence), and flag film counts as source-dependent variables.
Henry William Bennett Murray is a staff writer for CivicInsight.uk, covering UK public affairs, policy and civic life. He works under Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Langford, following the newsroom standards for sourcing, verification and fact-checking set out in our editorial policies.