Andy San Dimas

About Andy San Dimas

Born October 3, 1986, in Baltimore, Maryland, Andy San Dimas is an American performer known for her work in adult films and appearances in mainstream productions. Before entering the adult entertainment world, San Dimas worked at an adult video store at eighteen. It was there she noticed advertisements for director Eon Mckai's films. She reached out to him via MySpace, accompanying her message with a nude photograph. Mckai brought her into the industry, and her debut role was in his film Dana DeArmond's Role Modeling, released in December 2007. Her professional moniker draws inspiration from the town and high school featured in the movie Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey.

San Dimas, alongside Bobbi Starr, was featured in the 2011 film adaptation of James Sallis's novel, Drive, helmed by director Nicolas Winding Refn. In 2013, she took a role in the horror-comedy Lumberjack Man, sharing the screen with Paul Ruebens. That same year, she also appeared in the Asking Alexandria music video for "To The Stage." Her accomplishments in the adult film industry include significant accolades: she was a joint winner of the 2011 AVN Award for Best Actress for her performance in This Ain't Glee XXX, and she received the 2011 XBIZ Award for Female Performer of the Year.

On July 13, 2013, San Dimas was removed from a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball game at PNC Park after dancing in the stands while wearing short shorts and a unicorn mask. She later posted a photo on Twitter of a Pittsburgh Police officer wearing her unicorn mask at the stadium. In July 2013, San Dimas collaborated with actor and director James Deen, the adult app store MiKandi, and industry news outlet XBIZ to produce the first adult video recorded using Google Glass. A censored trailer for this production garnered over one million views on YouTube within its first day, with the uncensored version made available for free on MiKandi's website. In March 2022, San Dimas launched an account on OnlyFans.