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About Jim Boyd
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I have been involved with the Adult Entertainment Industry for 16 years as a Producer of Adult Films. I can answer questions related to every aspect of this business including Production, Post-production, and Casting. To date my company has produced 324 Adult Films and designed more than 8,000 Adult Websites for various clients. My success in the Industry has achieved recognition if the form of two AVN awards and three F.A.M.E. award nominations.
** I DO NOT answer questions related to Gay/Transsexual porn, or the production of Adult Material outside of the United States**
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Experience in the area:
More than 15 years working in every aspect of the Adult Industry.
Education/Credentials:
BS in Business Administration, MA in Film/Production
Awards and Honors:
Honored recipient of two AVNs.
Two time F.A.M.E. award nominee
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Proud member of The Free Speech Coalition, and The 1st Amendment Protection Group.
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Adult Film - enforcabilty of contracts
Expert: Jim Boyd - 9/26/2008
Question
I am doing research on the enforceability of adult entertainment contracts made between performers and filmmakers, the courts seem reluctant to enforce these contracts? is this a concern in the adult entertainment industry or is this not even true? What has your experience been like?
Answer
I am unaware of any instance where a contract between a performer and a producer has been declared unenforceable or where a court has been reluctant to enforce the contact. As long as the contract was entered into in an area where the activities outlined in the contract are legal...then the contract will be legally binding on both parties.
In my experience I have only had one situation in which there was a contractual dispute with a performer. Because the contract was legal and binding, the judge promptly up-held the terms of the contract and ruled in my favor.
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