HoloFilm Teams With XBIZ to Showcase World's First Holographic XXX Content

HoloFilm Teams With XBIZ to Showcase World's First Holographic XXX Content

LOS ANGELES — Adult Industry performers and insiders will get to preview the world’s first Synthologram™ porn scene produced for Virtual Reality viewing in a special screening event this Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. at XBIZ’s offices in downtown Los Angeles.

Anikka Albrite, August Ames and Manuel Ferrara have created numerous amazing scenes, but never anything quite like the one that’s getting released to the public on Sept. 15. That scene, also starring Adriana Sephora and Karlie Montana, is a historic Synthologram porn scene produced by the new studio HoloFilm Productions, LLC.

Along with the Synthologram scene, HoloFilm Productions on Thursday will be showing off the world’s first Hologram porn materials featuring Lily Labeau and Brent Ray Fraser.

“Hologram and Synthologram porn are the holy grails of adult content," said Brian Shuster, CEO of HoloFilms. "It’s what porn fans have dreamt about for years, and it’s what’s going to get the money back into the business.

"This has to be seen to be believed! Not only is this porn better than anything that’s ever been created before, but it currently can not be pirated. We intend to keep it that way.”

Alongside the first holographic-style VR porn scenes, HoloFilms will be launching a Public Awareness Campaign aimed at porn fans worldwide and designed to educate the public about the harm that illegal tube sites and piracy have done to the adult business. The campaign will showcase new XXX holographic scenes and ask fans to crowd-fund the production of this astonishing porn that is also theft-proof.

“We’re recruiting performers who want to be the first Hologram porn stars, as well as paid ambassadors for the campaign,” Shuster said of the XBIZ Open House. “Theft-proof content will let us pay performers residual royalties for the first time in this business, so this is going to be great for everyone involved.”

The campaign, titled #GivePornAHand, will open to the public Sept. 15.

A video preview is available online, along with more details about the XBIZ-Holofilms event (adult industry executives and performers only) at holofilmproductions.com/XBIZ.

HoloFilms is a new studio developing and utilizing Holographic, Synthologram™ and Holographic Avatar technologies to create content for Virtual Reality. The studio was founded this year by 2015 XBIZ Industry Pioneer award recipient and adult industry technologist, Shuster, founder of XPics Publishing in 1995 and Red Light Center in 2003.

For more information about the upcoming campaign #GivePornAHand visit GivePornAHand.com.

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