Brett Reisner Forms Bush League Media

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Adult industry veteran Brett Reisner announced that he’s hung out his own shingle and formed Bush League Media. Reisner’s full-service consulting company will focus on sales, marketing and content licensing across numerous platforms.

Reisner, who got his start at IGallery and most recently served as the national sales manager for Sin City, has secured his first client in Gentlemen’s Video. Reisner’s also held sales management positions at Python Communications, Nectar and Legend.

Reisner told XBIZ that he’s most excited about being his own boss and continuing the close-knit relationships he’s formed over the years.

“I think my knowledge and experience across multiple facets of the business gives me a unique position to offer a full range of services to my clients,” Reisner said. “I’m going to be selective about who I choose to bring on at first — kind of like an open casting call — so I can pick wisely.

“The great thing about Bush League Media is that I’m not just like a regular sales guy picking up the phone or faxing orders,” Reisner continued, “I’m like a partner, a consultant, who’s going to create synergy for all aspects of that company’s operations in marketing, promotions, licensing and mail order in addition to sales.”

Reisner also announced plans to launch his own self-distributed Blu-ray line called “Tru Filth” in September, which will focus on specialty niches. The first two releases from the line will be transsexual and gay, respectively.

Bush League Media is located at 21638 Lassen St. in Chatsworth, Calif. 91311. Reisner can be reached by phone at (818) 700-7785, or by email at brett@bushleaguemedia.com.

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