FameDollars Partners, Sites, Directors Win XBIZ Awards

MONTREAL – FameDollars, the award-winning affiliate program and subsidiary of Gamma Entertainment, announced that its partners, sites and directors took home multiple awards from this years 2014 XBIZ Awards Friday night in Century City.

Evil Angel received several awards this season, taking home the prestigious Studio of the Year award. Evil Angel director Dana Vespoli received the award for Director of the Year – Non-Feature Release” for her gender-blurring vignette “Girl/Boy.”

Director Kevin Moore won “Best Scene - Vignette Release for his scene with Jada Stevens off the extremely popular DVD “The Hooker Experience.”

Joey Silvera continues his award-winning run in the transsexual categories, taking home the title of Transsexual Director of the Year along with Transsexual Release of the Year for “American Shemale X #5.”

Devil’s Film was awarded All-Girl Release of the Year for “The Seduction of Riley Reid.” Riley Reid also had the distinction of being named XBIZ’s 2014 Female Performer of the Year.

Rocco Siffredi added to his long list of accolades, winning the European Non-Feature Release for the eponymous “Cayenne Loves Rocco.”

“Our partners continue to be recognized by XBIZ for their creative prowess and tremendous releases throughout 2013. What a great start to a new year.” said FameDollars' Magalie Rheault. “With the motivation that another successful awards season inspires in our partners, I can’t wait to see what will come 2014.”

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