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simon33333 All-Star Supporter
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828 Posts
9/09
Posted - Sep 11 2010 : 7:12PM
Porn( i like to say xxx-rated movies). Are they being affected by this horrific economy? I hope not.
Lord Lucifer
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Sins of the flesh
1378 Posts
7/10
Posted - Sep 12 2010 : 3:09AM
Of course. Add to the fact that the general public has stopped BUYING mainstream movies on DVD, or CD's. Everybody is downloading stuff (in many cases for free).
I imagine there was more money in porn just a few years back even.
Tmkowal
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I am no one.
9006 Posts
4/04
Posted - Sep 12 2010 : 7:14AM
I would totally agree. I used to spend hundreds of dollars a year on movies but know I volunteer my time to some websites to get my movies. I refuse to download illegal movies as this is ruining the biz.
----Todd----
afterdark
Member

169 Posts
9/08
Posted - Sep 12 2010 : 8:06AM
I BUY a lot of movies, mainstream and porn.
FUCK THE PIRACY !!!!!!!!!!!!!
simon33333 All-Star Supporter
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828 Posts
9/09
Posted - Sep 12 2010 : 6:11PM
i imagined it would. i have cut back on movies by 90%, the money is just not there.
 
simon33333 All-Star Supporter
All-Star Member

828 Posts
9/09
Posted - Sep 12 2010 : 6:12PM
You must have a bit of money then
simon33333 All-Star Supporter
All-Star Member

828 Posts
9/09
Posted - Sep 12 2010 : 6:16PM
I use to spend alot 4 years ago. not anymore and i also do not download illegal either.
Kelli
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NaughtyNews.Network
220 Posts
8/08
Posted - Sep 13 2010 : 2:25PM
100% yes it is.
The sale of adult DVDs have taken a massive nose dive.
As a result fewer movies are being produced, overall budgets are down which means quality is down and porn stars are being paid less.
Membership sites have taken a hit as well.
As as a result the owners are buying less content. Now the content market has taken a massive nose dive.
ClayraBeau
Member

659 Posts
2/10
Posted - Sep 13 2010 : 2:48PM
Everyone I talk to has had trouble finding gigs... I live in the midwest, just started in porn this year, and I travel to work, but I haven't been out to LA in 6 months because there's no one booking me. I understand that has a bit to do with "do I want to book a girl from out of town", but I also understand that it wouldn't have been as big a deal a few years ago. I do get more offers for niche stuff though, and I've been to NYC to shoot stuff a few times, but even then, it's slower everywhere...
Arditti
Member

529 Posts
5/07
Posted - Sep 13 2010 : 5:17PM
Too bad, ClayraBeau. Your story reflects too well reality. I hope you can find a «niche» nevertheless, because nice and lovely people should always find their way where they want to go to.
As other persons here, I buy less DVDs than before, mostly because their content is so much predictable compared to what it was some years ago.It's a matter of principle that I won't download images or CDs illegally, but I will subscribe to a website from time to time with various results.
P.S. ClayraBeau, I know it can be a challenge for some, but what's about opening your own website if you cannot go mainstream? I am sure you will find your way if nobody around steals your money and if you can find something that suits you well sexually. Think about Debbie Diamond who has found her way into femdom (not my cup of tea, but it,s something specific) Explore your fantasies and see what you can do. I wish you well.
Maybe other people on ADT could provide you with a few advices on that.
pornlaw
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578 Posts
10/05
Posted - Sep 14 2010 : 2:19AM
On average the whole industry, DVD, online and cam sites are down anywhere from 35-65%.
melt
Pornstar Diplomat

The pride of Manchester
3763 Posts
1/09
Posted - Sep 14 2010 : 5:50AM

The economic recession has affected virtually every industry as people have no choice but to tighten their belts and be more careful how they spend their hard-earned money.
x3094
Deactivated User

46 Posts
5/09
Posted - Sep 14 2010 : 6:31AM
Correct.
When you have over 12 million people out of work and millions more having difficulty taking care of essential necessities they're not going to waste much money on nonessential areas such as entertainment.
Edited by - x3094 on 9/14/2010 6:33:12 AM



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