RESEDA, Calif.—Girlfriends Films is nominated for three awards at the 2012 TLA Raw Awards, including Studio of the Year. The awards are hosted online by popular adult e-tail site, TLARaw.com.
Decided by fans, the voting period ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on March 31 and winners will be announced April 15.
In addition to the Studio of the Year honor, which Girlfriends Films received earlier in the year by review site XCritic.com, the lesbian film company is also nominated for Best Porn Movie (Poor Little Shyla) and Best International Porn (Prague).
To vote for Girlfriends Films in any of its three nominated categories, click here. There is no limit on the number of votes fans may cast.
“We are thankful for the nominations by TLA Raw’s knowledgeable staff,” Girlfriends Films Vice President Moose said. “As a retail site, it’s their job to sift through the countless movies available and recommend only the best to their consumers. To be considered one of the best in the industry is an honor.”
The past year was a banner one for Girlfriends Films, consisting of record sales, two new and acclaimed series, notable industry accolades, the release of its 300th title, two distribution deals, the launch of its first membership site, plus a foray into publishing.
Girlfriends Films recently published its first book, Lesbian Sex Positions, and will immediately embark on a full year of promotions, which extend beyond traditional markets. The success of its 2012 wall calendar has Girlfriends Films designing two collectable calendars for 2013.
Additional exciting plans for the new year include original, new series, more episodes of the acclaimed GFFMembers.com talk shows "The Vault" and "The Kinky & Creepy Show," the launch of a lucrative affiliate program, distribution of additional producers (based on the success of movies by Juicy Pink Box and Tammy Sands), a second membership website, and development of a novelty patent.
In 2012, Girlfriends Films will continue its renowned monthly charity program, as well as working side by side with the Free Speech Coalition to protect the industry's rights.
