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I have been involved in the Adult Industry for 16 years as a Producer, Director and Distributor of Adult Films. I can answer questions related to every aspect of this business including :

Production		Post-Production
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Compliance With State Laws		Compliance With USC 2257

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To date my company has produced 336 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

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I DO NOT answer questions related to Gay/Transsexual porn, the production of Adult Material outside of the United States or questions asked by anyone under 18

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BS in Business Administration, MA in Film/Production

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Honored recipient of two AVNs.
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Adult Film - California and Pornographic Material

Expert: Jim Boyd - 6/9/2009

Question
I found it interesting in your answer that you stated California is the only state to deem that adult video production is not prostitution. However, you seem to ignore the New Hampshire State Supreme Court decision saying essentially the same thing (http://www.citmedialaw.org/blog/2008/nh-supreme-court-rules-porn-not-prostitutio...) Since it is recent, I assume you were unaware of this decision (it was of interest to me, because we used to shoot in New Hampshire.)

Answer
I am very much aware of the decision in the case of New Hampshire v Theriault and it's implications to the Adult Industry. However, this ruling cannot be characterized as a win for the Porn Industry just yet.

This ruling will require N.H. Lawmakers to settle on a means of regulation for such productions within their jurisdiction, and the creation of legislation to support that regulation. It will also force them to create much more accurate legal definitions of both "Adult Production" and "Prostitution" within their jurisdiction. Until that is actually accomplished...one should not be overly ambitious about filming there.

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