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Evil Angel Receives Porn Studio of the Year at AEV Awards

MONTREAL — FameDollars.com has announced that its partner Evil Angel won for "Porn Studio of the Year" at the recent Adult Entertainment Virtual Awards.

The award ceremony was held as part of the two-day Adult Entertainment Virtual Convention and Evil Angel's general manager, Christian Mann, delivered the keynote address.

"Considering that AEVC only had a total of 20 awards, and of those, only two related to studios or movies, winning 'Studio of the Year' is a big honor," Mann said.

"I'm also grateful to AEVC for offering me an opportunity to be the keynote speaker. I've spoken on many panels and delivered a myriad of presentations, but I can honestly say that this was the most technologically advanced venue I've ever attended. My next project is to physically get in shape in order to match my AEVC avatar which was quite athletic," 

Manuel Ferrara, Evil Angel director and male lead performer of the recently launched webisode, "Voracious" also took home the Male Porn Star of the Year award.

AEVC is a 3D virtual convention that was held entirely online with adult entertainment aficionados and industry players, who gathered together in a 3D virtual world to take part in the activities.

For more information on the Adult Virtual Convention, click here.

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