Vince Vouyer, born John Albert LaForme on June 1, 1966, in Lowell, Massachusetts, United States, is a pornographic actor (porn star) and director. He is sometimes credited as Vince, Vince Voyeur , Vince Voyer or Vince Voyuer.

Vouyer moved to Los Angeles, California in 1989. He spent his first years in the western U.S. as a fork lift mechanic by day, and an adult strip dancer by night.

He became involved in making pornographic movies after meeting porn starlet Alicia Rio at a party. He appeared in his first sex scene on March 13, 1994. He has appeared in over 1,000 adult films since his debut in 1994.

When Vouyer first entered porn, he was known for several years for his very long hair, large fat penis and chiseled body. These days he keeps a short hairstyle.

For many years, he worked mainly for Anabolic and Diabolic, porn companies that are connected to each other. After leaving Anabolic/Diabolic, he directed his own line of videos for the Red Light District company. Red Light District is the company that distributed the Paris Hilton porn video titled 1 Night in Paris. A scene directed by Vince Vouyer was featured in the special features on the 1 Night in Paris DVD, and was also included in the VHS version. Vouyer left Red Light District in 2005 to start his own company, Vouyer Media, with the help of Wicked Pictures head Steve Orenstein.

Founded in late 2005, Vouyer Media produced gonzo DVDs shot in widescreen HD. Vouyer Media's stable of directors is headed up by Vince Vouyer and contract actor/director Jack Napier.

After less than 12 months in business, the new company's Breakin' Em In #9 won the AVN Award for Best Pro-Am Release January 13 at the 24th Annual AVN Awards Show, hosted by Jessica Drake at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas. The movie also earned Best Anal Sex Scene - Video for Vouyer and Amy Ried. Other awards received during the company's first year include the Nightmoves Fans' Choice Award For Best New Production Company, and the Beverly Hills Outlook Award for Best Gonzo Release (for The Gauntlet).

Vince Vouyer also has mainstream exposure because he sponsors some mixed martial arts fighters. The fighters he sponsors wear a logo on their clothing that advertises Vouyer's website.