John Stagliano Shooting Live Scene for Buttman.com Friday

VAN NUYS, Calif. — Gonzo pioneer and the creator of Buttman John Stagliano will be directing a scene Friday that will be streamed live over the Internet for members of his website, Buttman.com.

The event marks Stagliano’s first foray into producing live content. The live scene starts at 5 p.m. PST, with a half-hour Q & A with the director beforehand beginning at 4:30 p.m.

For the scene Stagliano cast Adrianna Nicole and Dana DeArmond. The Evil Angel owner has experience working with both adult stars: Nicole appeared in “Fashionistas Safado” and DeArmond was featured in a scene Stagliano guest-directed for Kink.com last year.

Company publicist Karen Stagliano related her own experience shooting for John when she performed as Tricia Devereaux.

“When I shot for John the first time back in 1999 for ‘Buttman’s Toy Stories,’ he made me feel completely at ease,” she said. “I usually hated improvising casual dialogue, but John was so good at leading me that it ended up being my favorite scene ever. I’m confident that even though Friday will be his first live feed, he’s going to seem like an old pro at it. I’m used to seeing his finished scenes before the public does, but on Friday, we’ll all get to masturbate simultaneously to the same thing. That’s pretty exciting.”

Buttman.com is updated three times per week with videos, photos and behind-the-scenes footage.

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