Adult video studio Vixen Direct has gotten the word from the Auckland Regional Council: stay out of the parks or deal with trespass notices and even the police.
This came after Vixen reportedly filmed in regional parks several times without permits in the last year, according to NZoom.com, a New Zealand news Website.
Vixen owner Steve Crow told NZoom he's going to continue shooting his videos in what he considers free public spaces, adding the company uses guards to keep outsiders from peeking in and becoming offended. And he also threatened to take the regional council to court if he has to.
Not that getting permits is going to get easy anytime soon, if regional councilman Bill Burrill has anything to say about it. He told NZoom that even if Vixen applies they won't get one, because the regional council doesn't "want indecencies in public places." And he says the council will move against anyone caught shooting porn on public lands
