TLAOnDemand.com Seeks New Studio Partnerships

CYBERSPACE — Video-on-demand website TLAOnDemand.com has put out a call for new studio partnerships on the eve of signing its 1,000th studio.

The team behind the website is looking for "free-spirited, fresh, and fully erotic work" that will fit into its existing catalogue.

“This is a big milestone for us,” said Brian Sokel, director of marketing for TLA Entertainment Group. “TLAondemand.com is an ever growing component under the TLA Entertainment umbrella. Our customers, while still consistently shopping for physical goods, have been taking advantage of digital delivery more than ever. That's why we've put the call out.

"We need more content, more studios, more movies. The demand is here and we're prepared to make it available.”

TLAOnDemand.com offers thousands of movies for download, including straight and gay adult fare, as well as a wide selection of mainstream movies. It has two sibling sites: TLAVideo.com and TLARaw.com, all of which operate under the company TLA Entertainment.

TLA Entertainment also has a distribution arm, TLA Releasing. Last month, TLA Releasing successfully ran a small festival of gay-themed independent films. The movies were grouped under the “TLA Releasing Presents” banner and recently played one-week engagements in New York, Los Angeles and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

For more information, visit or email Brian Sokel at bsokel@tlavideo.com.

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