Angela Gabrielle White, born on March 4, 1985 in Sydney, Australia, is a very renowned name in the adult film business, best recognized for her dynamic career as a performer, director, and producer. Over the years, she has become one of the most recognized and influential names in adult films, respected for her work ethic, professionalism, and pioneering work in the business.

Angela began her adult career at age 18, entering the industry with determination and confidence. She quickly made a name for herself through her performances, which are widely praised for their intensity, realism, and emotional depth. She has appeared in over a thousand films over the years, performing with top studios while also producing and directing her own features through her production company, AGW Entertainment. Her films are not only marked by production value but also by empowering representations of sexuality, and especially female pleasure.

As a performer, Angela has been widely acclaimed and has received numerous awards. She is the first woman to win AVN's Female Performer of the Year three consecutive years, a record that attests to both her popularity and her highly respected position within the industry and among fans. Her work as a director, particularly the "Angela" and "Angela Loves" series, have also been acclaimed for their innovation and emotional intensity.

Aside from her movie profession, Angela White is similarly very educated. She finished with first-class honors from the University of Melbourne with a degree in Gender Studies. Her honors thesis discussed the role of pleasure in pornography and the dynamics of sex work and performer agency. This academic perspective has shaped her reflexive approach to doing her work and has made her a unique voice at the crossroads of sexuality, media, and feminist theory.

Angela is also known for her work as a sex workers' and adult performers' rights activist. She has been vocal about issues of consent, performers' rights, and health standards in the industry, and has consistently spoken out against myths about adult entertainment. In 2010, she entered politics, running in a state election as a candidate to campaign for the rights and treatment of sex workers.

Angela White has built a career brand of professionalism, empowerment, and authenticity. Her impact extends beyond her performances, influencing the way adult entertainment is discussed and thought about both within and outside the industry. On screen, behind the camera, and in academic and public discourse, she persists in dispelling stereotypes, advocating for ethical standards, and struggling for greater respect and recognition for adult performers. Her legacy is that of a trailblazer who has elevated the discussion of sexuality and representation in modern media.