DominicFord.com Unveils 3D Scene

NEW YORK — Gay adult website DominicFord.com is going 3D.

The site offers an array of adult offerings, including movies and photos. Subscribers will have to use a special pair of 3D glasses to view the content, which will be shown with traditional 3D effects that split the image into red and blue.

The 3D glasses issued for Super Bowl-related promotions will not work with DominicFord.com.

Current subscribers for the site have all been dispatched pairs of the 3D glasses. Any new subscribers will receive the glasses soon after they sign up.

Adult performers Arpad Miklos and Blu Kennedy will star in the first 3D scene for the site. According to site representatives, this is their first onscreen pairing.

Dominic Ford said that the lack of 3D offerings in adult stem from how difficult and expensive it is to produce such content.

“With the resurgence of 3D movies and television shows, we thought now was a great time to take our industry in a new direction," he said. "More than just being a gimmick, our 3D movies change the experience of watching adult films. It is like you are lying next to our stars. You can practically reach out and touch them.”

Other 3D offerings in adult have come on the straight side of the business, including a title starring Tommy Gunn and a title from the SCORE Group.

For more information, visit DominicFord.com or email dominic@dominicford.com.

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