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Girlfriends Films Set to Launch Membership Site

RESEDA, Calif. — Girlfriends Films will officially launch its new membership site on Aug. 16, the company announced today.

The new offering was developed in conjunction with popular lesbian site AbbyWinters.com and according to the company, "will encompass Girlfriends Films’ quality, philosophy and branding as the source for realistic lesbian sex.”

Offered at site launch are new and exclusive scenes with popular Girlfriends Films performers, original talk shows, thousands of sexy photos and access to 50 titles (200 scenes) from the studio’s library.  Additional content will be added weekly.

“We are so excited to finally be able to share our membership site with our loyal customers and fans,” said Girlfriends Films vice president Moose.

He added, “It’s been a high priority to launch the site as soon as possible, while also making sure we stay true to Girlfriends Films’ founding philosophy. With retention and customer service at the heart of the matter, GirlfriendsFilms.com is guaranteed to give members the most for their money and generate high renewals.”

Fans will continue to have access to free portions of the site that include the Girlfriends Films Forum, monthly newsletter, media news feed and the DVD and VOD stores.

In anticipation of the launch, Girlfriends Films said it held weekly online contests and awarded the winner a grand prize of a one-year membership, $100 in online store credit, and a phone call from Girlfriends Films contract star Prinzzess.

To tour the membership site click here.

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