Femdom Awards Show to Debut Online Today

LOS ANGELES — The King Adult Broadcast Network announced today that the Femdom Awards Show will be availble to watch online today at 5 p.m. PST.

Free and open to all fans, the show will be up at the network’s website, TheKingNetwork.com.

“We took an unusual approach to editing,” Awards Show producer Glenn King said. “We wanted everyone to get a feel for what it was like to be there in person. So rather than just focus on what was on the Awards Show screen, we used a lot of picture-in-picture shots, showing the crowd, the presenters and the screen.”.

King discussed the show in general, “This was the first-ever Femdom Awards Show, so people came from all over the world. It wasn’t just about winning awards; it was about coming together as a community. There was cheering, laughing and an incredible sense of camaraderie. It was an unbelievably fun night — that’s what we wanted to convey.”

The show will be available on-demand, with no fees for the viewers.

“The Femdom Awards has never been about making money,” King said. He believes that when people see the clips from content that was nominated for awards, they are going to want to buy the DVDs, the clips from Clips4sale and join the femdom websites. He hopes that viewers will also poke around the King Adult Broadcast Network, “and take a look at some of the great shows we have there.”

The winners of the Femdom Awards Show are listed at FemdomAwards.com.

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