We'll need more information please - a throwaway Gmail address that anybody could have knocked up in two minutes doesn't give us much to go on, and you're attempting to contact potentially vulnerable people.
Has this programme been commissioned and by whom? When and where will it be shown? Most importantly (and I'm sure you're aware of our hourly rates), will the people who help you make money be appropriately recompensed? And to be clear, you're only interested in hearing from women and not male or trans sex workers? There are no 'girls' here.
Aside from that, why would sex workers' lives outside work be any different to anyone elses? We're not a different species, and before we get the predictable response it isn't our responsibility or anyone else's to prove that fact to slackjawed tabloid TV viewers, largely because what they think doesn't matter. I suspect I'm not the only one who's sick of being treated like a specimen to be studied, discussed and commented on for no reason at all bar some prurient notion that working as a prostitute for a handful of hours a week makes me some kind of alien - it's tedious, irritating and very tiring.
Unless of course I've misunderstood completely and the next few installments in your series will be about nurses, hairdressers, architects and gardeners and what they do when they're not at work? That's it, right?