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gazingback
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12 Posts
4/06
Posted - Apr 25 2006 : 11:29AM
First of all thanks to anyone who spends his time reading/replying to this question.

What are the differences between the Adult Film releases on Video and Film ?

Watching the AVN awards (2006 for instance) you see categories such as "best actress - film" and "best all girl scene - video" . Apparently there two different kinds of adult movies ?

thanks in advance for the help

Big Dave
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Santa Ana
132 Posts
11/04
Posted - Apr 25 2006 : 11:39AM
I may be off base here but the difference is not the way they are distributed but rather the way they are shot. Some studios and directors still use actual film to record their scenes while some use video cameras. Andrew Blake is a great example of an adult movie being shot on film while many of the gonzo companies will shoot using a video camera.

So in a nutshell it is the type of camera being used not the way it is replicated and distributed to the end customer.

astroknight All-Star Supporter
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4187 Posts
11/99
Posted - Apr 25 2006 : 11:56AM
Uhmmmmm, one is shot on film and the other is shot on video. Film is much more costly and difficult to work with, hence film getting its own category.

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Drew Black
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8011 Posts
9/99
Posted - Apr 25 2006 : 12:24PM
I do think that at one point in time, way back in the early days of AVN that the distinction between film and video had more significance.



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