WhyNotBi?: Wolf Hudson and Michael Jackman Fuck Cytherea in ‘Welcome to the Neighborhood’

Scrapple says:

It might be. I forget. I think he has his own but also works for other sites.

Scrapple says:

A lot of them do it. Lance Hart, Dominic Pacifico. It’s true on the straight side as well. Not only are you diversifying revenue streams, but you’re networking at the same time.

McM. says:

I take it as a sign of a business as being neither successful or at a level of independent operation. Appearing in scenes yielding residuals for what are essentially competing companies doesn’t sound like a smart move. The flat rate Wolf Hudson is paid passes to another performer on his own set. Keep a fan base with you while you grow and demonstrate how your material offers more. Austin Wilde did that. Aside from a very early scene with AustinZane fans couldn’t see him anywhere else, and GISP had two and a half years of solid production before the Randy Blue collaboration. Both studios benefited from that scene.

Lance Hart appears at other studios, but he’s managed to keep ManUpFilms distinctive. Though the scenes – and casts – at BiPhoria and Devil’s Films bisexual releases are… basically the same. (Dominic Pacifico finally calmed his ass down and is focused on RawHole in Brazil. Before that he was using his $20,000+ RED digital cinema camera for other studios. I wonder if he and Casey Everett are still together.)

But I understand what you’re saying. There must be something going on that makes it work for everybody.

DeeGee says:

This. The chronology with AW was that he left Next Door abruptly and unhappily, did a “watch this space” collaboration with AZ (who had their own major psycho dramas, one of them wrote an intriguing tell all about it) to hype GISP, which at the time was just an amateur pin-up athletic gear site for hot models (or escorts) to promote themselves (guess Austin and Anthony, then his business and romantic partner wanted some brand recognition and ready-made viewership). It was a pretty successful move. They continued to promote while being guest-hosted at CockyBoys for a spell before launching the revamped GISP. Shortly after that Austin and Anthony parted ways, sadly, and Anthony left the business altogether. Wilde had his ups and downs, but generally delivers a pretty solid product, along with CB and LE the most consistent in the biz, I would say. He courts a certain amount of controversy in some of his model choices, but since his prolonged hiatus/rehab stint, the site has been strong, delivering three good updates per month.

DeeGee says:

What was the dish on Austony… I know it wasn’t messy, but did Romero ever explain why he left porn? Did he leave AW to get away from porn or vice versa?