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About Dan Pepper
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How to start an adult film business or adult website LEGALLY.
What laws to be concerned about with getting into the adult entertainment industry.
What terms and conditions do you need on your adult website.
How to comply with 18 USC 2257 - the federal record keeping requirements.
What forms to use with models and crew.
How to deal with copyright and trademark laws.
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I have been practicing law for 14 years, and have represented numerous businesses and entertainers in the adult entertainment industry as the managing member of Pepper Law Group, LLC, at www.adultwebsitelawyer.com.
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Free Speech Coalition,
Past speaker at the Internext Expo, interviewed in AVN Online
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BA in Political Science, JD (law degree)
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You are here: Experts > People/Relationships > Adult Film > Adult Film > filming porn in GA.
Expert: Dan Pepper
Date: 4/26/2008
Subject: filming porn in GA.
Question
I read where you wrote, "there are no agencies in GA."
Why is that? What are the laws in Georgia? If I wanted to start a porn film business in Georgia, is it illegal?
Any info is appreciated.
Thanks
Answer
I don't believe I ever wrote that there are no agencies in GA - there may be, but I'm not familiar with any.
The only state in the country in which it is affirmatively legal to produce pornography is California. In every other state, you run the risk of charges of obscenity, pandering, solicitation of prostitution, and others.
This is not to say that you can't start an adult film business in Georgia, but you would need to carefully abide by the laws I identify above to minimize your risk of prostitution. There is no guarantee that you won't violate these laws if you do film, however. It's extremely important to have a qualified lawyer guide you through the process to give you the best chances of staying legal.
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