AEBN Announces Winners for 2nd Annual VOD Awards

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN has announced this year’s winners for its 2nd annual video-on-demand awards.

"The VOD awards honor the best videos as chosen by the fans," Scott Coffman, president of AEBN, said. “Going forward with another year of award presentation says a lot, not only about the growth of our company, but also about recognition of greatness in the adult industry.

With the tagline “you watched, we counted,” AEBN handed out awards for both gay and straight content in 15 total categories based on statistics tabulated in-house.

In other words, winners were selected objectively from the viewing habits of AEBN customers.

According to AEBN, the awards were a great success and have helped to lend weight to the growing VOD market.

"We had an excellent response last year from the VOD Awards so we’ll be doing this every year from now on," AEBN's Jerry Anders said. "It’s a chance for us to give back a little to all the excellent studios we work with to bring our viewers the best in adult."

Winners were announced in the following straight categories:

  • Amateur: “Screw My Husband, Please! #6”
  • Pro Am: “Justin Slayer’s Big Titty White Girl”
  • Feature: “Dark Angels 2: Bloodline”
  • Foreign: “Sex Warrior Pudding”
  • BDSM: “Filthy Things 5”
  • Overall: “Grudgefuck 4”
  • Transsexual: “Joey Silvera’s Rogue Adventures 25”
  • Performer of the Year: Lauren Phoenix
  • Winners were announced in the following gay categories:

  • Amateur: “Raw Thugs”
  • Pro Am: “Twink Playground 2inks”
  • International: “Raw Edge”
  • BDSM: “Hard Hat Master”
  • Overall: “Raw Edge”
  • Performer of the Year: Jason Adonis
  • Studio of the Year: Treasure Island Media
  • A complete list of winners and nominees and be viewed at VODAwards.com.

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