Girlfriends Films Relaunches Membership Site With New Features

Girlfriends Films Relaunches Membership Site With New Features

LOS ANGELES — Girlfriends Films, in partnership with Gamma Entertainment, has announced the launch of its updated membership website, featuring live shows, and a ‘fantasy scene’ contest for members.

The site now includes personalized content recommendations, advanced content filtering and faster load times, plus 18 years of content, including over 650 movies and 2,700 videos and a catalog of 4K videos. A new “Channels” section showcases high-profile Girlfriends series including "Women Seeking Women."

“We’re stoked about the updates to our membership platform and I hope that fans will appreciate the new modern, intuitive interface,” said Moose, president of Girlfriends. “Our goal was to make improvements to ease-of-use when viewing content on our membership site, for members to be able to set their preferences and to better customize the entire viewing experience."

Moose added he is "extremely proud of what our team has done, and I think everyone is going to be really happy with the upgrades and the content we are rolling out for Girlfriends members.”

To celebrate the new membership platform, the studio is launching a contest to run through July for members to submit fantasy scenes. The top three winning submissions will see their fantasy produced and win a $500 gift card.

Members can also tune in to watch free interactive live shows with noted adult performers nightly at 6 p.m. (PDT).

For more information, visit the new membership website and follow the company on Twitter.

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