Adult Video Visual Arts Academy
Adult Video maker Hot Entertainment is apparently starting an AV Visual Arts Academy to breed and train hopefuls to become professionals in the industry. They are slated to start courses in 2007 autumn and are currently offering courses for male AV counterparts, directors, and producers.
No courses for female AV stars! (not surprisingly?)
September 21st, 2007 at 10:02 pm
I hope they produce courses for female stars actuallly….
Oh man, why am I even reading this ? I may like eroge and stuff, but I’m no real fan of AV. Any attempt to make female AV stars look ‘professional’ and intellectual tends to fall flat, as in the case of Anabelle Chong (btw, I’m a Singaporean)
SOme may disagree with me on thiss, but I’m not really open to idea. Esp., when they don’t accomodate to the female AV stars. And even then….. ah well, I guess it’s up to one’s ethical standards.
September 22nd, 2007 at 11:42 am
I wonder, but is there such a thing as a female director of AV’s? I mean outside of the actual video’s script. I’ve never really thought about it, but how many AVs could there be out there written, produced, or directed by women?
Something tells me the “counterparts” courses involves a lot of winking…
October 9th, 2007 at 7:18 pm
You guys must be kidding. I’m working with a company that wants me to direct a series of adult videos. Candida Royalle has directed and produced adult videos for years.