Clips4Sale Sponsors AORTAlive Educational Series

Clips4Sale Sponsors AORTAlive Educational Series

NEW YORK — Clips4Sale has announced it will sponsor AORTAlive, the live digital event series from queer and trans indie studio AORTA Films.

Led by Creative Director Mahx Capacity, AORTA Films is a New York-based studio known for creating explicit, experimental queer cinema, centering a wide range of genders, bodies, and identities, while AORTAlive offers intimate, expert-led workshops and events for kink and queer audiences.

C4S will sponsor AORTA’s curated Spring Season of educational workshops designed by and for the kinky LGBTQ+ community. Running through May, the season will feature eight expert-led events on kink and fetish topics, including intentional bruising, feminine dominance, and rope work for chronic pain.

"AORTA brings care, intention, and authenticity to their events," said Salima of Clips4Sale. "This is exactly the kind of original, creative content we want to support, and we’re excited to help more people discover their work."

Added Capacity, "As I’ve gotten to know the team at C4S, I’ve been impressed to see all the ways that they actively support creators, building sustainability for the indie sector. Larger sites sponsoring and sustaining the work of smaller studios is exactly the sort of meaningful, community-minded partnership that AORTA hopes to inspire across the industry. We’re thrilled to have C4S’s support in this endeavor and their partnership this season," he added.

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