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Enjoying 3D Adult Content Just Got Easier -California Company Offers New Affordable Option for Home 3D Systems

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, January 13, 2011 - Undeniably, 3D is here to stay. Since the release of Avatar in December 2009, there has been no escaping the worldwide popularity of 3D entertainment. Throughout 2010, 3D films were consistently the top draw at the cinema box office. All of the major hardware manufacturers are embracing the latest in 3D technology and more and more 3D TV channels are preparing to launch around the world. However, one key element in clearly lacking ... there simply is not a lot of quality 3D programing available.

Southern California’s Bad Girls in 3D ( www.badgirlsin3d.com) plans to take advantage of the lack of in-home 3D programing by providing high quality 3D adult content for new owners of the latest 3D hardware.

When BG3D unveiled its 3D adult films back in January 2010 at AEE in Las Vegas, it was the only company demonstrating 3D at the biggest adult conference in the U.S. "When we unveiled our 3D adult content system at AEE last year, we received overwhelming positive feedback," said Lance Johnson, President of Bad Girls in 3D. "Everything is changing now as we are beginning to see the availability of 3D sports, the latest movies and shows on 3D Blu-ray, Pay-TV channels and even streaming online. This is all driving consumer adoption of 3D-ready products and the demand for 3D content like ours."

"Heck ... even Oprah Winfrey picked the Sony Bravia 3D TV as one of her favorite things of 2010!" said Johnson.

A recent Screen Digest analyst at the 3D Entertainment Summit in Los Angeles projected that by 2014, twenty-eight (28%) of U.S. households will have a 3D TV and 110 million 3D TVs will be sold worldwide in 2014.

"As producers of 3D content, we are seeing a lot of opportunities as more consumer delivery solutions are being offered by cable and satellite networks worldwide," commented Johnson.

Bad Girls in 3D’s state-of-the-art adult 3D content has previously only been available to consumers that own a new 3D-ready TV. However, the company recently began posting anaglyph 3D content on its site so consumers everywhere can enjoy Bad Girls in 3D adult content in their homes without buying any specialized hardware.

“Sales of 3D TVs are soaring but we realize a new 3D-ready TV may be too expensive for a lot of consumers right now,” said Johnson. “Anaglyph images (which use low cost paper frames or plastic- framed red/cyan glasses) have seen a recent resurgence in video, the Internet, Blu-ray and even in print. Until digital 3D hardware is more accessible, we want to offer a low cost option for our members. Retailers and consumers have expressed interest in an inexpensive 3D solution at several recent adult trade shows we've attended,” stated Johnson.

"By providing our content in both an anaglyph and digital stereo format we will have the opportunity to reach the widest adult 3D audience possible. In fact, we will soon be offering our content in a format that will be compatible for Play Station 3."

"We have a pretty aggressive shooting schedule planned over the next few months. We expect to see a significant rise in our membership base during the first quarter of 2011 as new owners of 3D TVs turn to us for quality 3D adult content. We plan to be positioned to satisfy those demands," said Johnson.

About Bad Girls in 3D, Inc.: Bad Girls in 3D is a 3D adult film production company based in Southern California. The company first marveled attendees in January 2010 at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas with a digital 3D TV demonstration of adult star Breanne Benson. In April 2010, BG3D launched its website which, for the first time ever, offered a complete in-home 3D entertainment system and a subscription service for downloadable 3D adult content. The company in known for working with the adult industry’s most well popular porn stars, including: Alexis Texas, Eva Angelina, January 2010 Hustler centerfold MacKenzee Pierce and July/August 2010 Penthouse cover model McKenzee Miles.

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California company believes 3D adult content will drive the sale of 3D hardware in 2011!

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, January 6, 2011- Undeniably, 3D is here to stay. Since the release of Avatar in December 2009, there has been no escaping the worldwide popularity of 3D entertainment. Throughout 2010, 3D films were consistently the top draw at the cinema box office. All of the major hardware manufacturers are embracing the latest in 3D technology and more and more 3D TV channels are preparing to launch around the world. However, one key element in clearly lacking. There simply is not a lot of quality 3D programing available.

However, on the eve of this month’s mega-Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and the Adult Entertainment Expo (AEE) in Las Vegas, Southern California’s Bad Girls in 3D plans to take advantage of the lack of in-home 3D programing by providing high quality 3D adult content for new owners of the latest 3D hardware.

When BG3D unveiled its 3D adult films back in January 2010 at AEE in Las Vegas, it was the only company demonstrating 3D at the biggest adult conference in the U.S. "When we unveiled our 3D adult content system at AEE last year, we received overwhelming positive feedback," said Lance Johnson, President of Bad Girls in 3D. "Everything is changing now as we are beginning to see the availability of 3D sports, the latest movies and shows on 3D Blu-ray, Pay-TV channels and even streaming online.  This is all driving consumer adoption of 3D-ready products and the demand for 3D content like ours."  

"When we started there was no effective delivery system to get 3D content to homes.  We solved that problem with our "turnkey" 3D home theater system and content package. Now, as more and more people are buying 3D TVs with active shutter glasses, we are finding that, with a simple hardware/software upgrade, they have everything they need to begin enjoying our 3D adult content."

"Heck ... even Oprah Winfrey picked the Sony Bravia 3D TV as one of her favorite things of 2010!" said Johnson.

A recent Screen Digest analyst at the 3D Entertainment Summit in Los Angeles projected that by 2014, twenty-eight (28%) of U.S. households will have a 3D TV and 110 million 3D TVs will be sold worldwide in 2014. At CES this year, many of the new 3D TVs will be Internet-connected.

"As producers of 3D content, we are seeing a lot of opportunities as more consumer delivery solutions are being offered by cable and satellite networks worldwide,"  commented Johnson.

Bad Girls in 3D’s state-of-the-art adult 3D content has previously only been available to consumers that own a new 3D-ready TV.   However, the company recently began posting anaglyph 3D content on its site so consumers everywhere can enjoy Bad Girls in 3D adult content in their homes without buying any specialized hardware.

"Sales of 3D TVs are soaring but we realize a new 3D-ready TV may be too expensive for a lot of consumers right now," said Johnson.  "Anaglyph images (which use low cost paper frames or plastic-framed red/cyan glasses) have seen a recent resurgence in video, the Internet, Blu-ray and even in print.  Until digital 3D hardware is more accessible, we want to offer a low cost option for our members.  Retailers and consumers have expressed interest in an inexpensive 3D solution at several recent adult trade shows we've attended," stated Johnson. 

"By providing our content in both an anaglyph and digital stereo format we will have the opportunity to reach the widest adult 3D audience possible. In fact, we will soon be offering our content in a format that will be compatible for Play Station 3."

"We have a pretty aggressive shooting schedule planned over the next few months. We expect to see a significant rise in our membership base during the first quarter of 2011 as new owners of 3D TVs turn to us for quality 3D adult content. We plan to be positioned to satisfy those demands,” said Johnson.

About Bad Girls in 3D, Inc.: Bad Girls in 3D is a 3D adult film production company based in Southern California. The company first marveled attendees in January 2010 at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas with a digital 3D TV demonstration of adult star Breanne Benson. In April 2010, BG3D launched its website which, for the first time ever, offered a complete in-home 3D entertainment system and a subscription service for downloadable 3D adult content. The company in known for working with the adult industryʼs most well popular porn stars, including: Alexis Texas, Eva Angelina, January 2010 Hustler centerfold MacKenzee Pierce and July/August 2010 Penthouse cover model McKenzee Miles.

For more and DVD wholesale pricing information contact: lance@badgirlsin3d.com

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For the First Time Ever - In-home Digital 3D Porn is Now a Reality. Bad Girls in 3D announced the launch of its website www.badgirlsin3d.com which, for the first time ever, offers a complete in-home 3D entertainment system and a subscription service for downloadable 3D adult content. The company will be demonstrating its products at the Adult Entertainment Expo, AVN, during January 7-9, 2011 at the Sands Expo Center Las Vegas, NV. Adult stars and Bad Girl performers April O’Neil and Taylor Daye will be making appearances in the company’s booth during the show.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Attendees who marveled at the companyʼs digital 3D demonstration of pornstar Breanne Benson at Januaryʼs AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas, can now purchase the Bad Girls in 3D entertainment bundle and begin downloading digital adult 3D content from the companyʼs website at www.badgirlsin3d.com.

“We were overwhelmed by the enthusiastic response we received from the adult industry, the media and consumers at Januaryʼs AVN show,” said Lance Johnson of Bad Girls in 3D. “Since AVN, weʼve been filming a lot of 3D content with some of the industryʼs most well known pornstars, including: Alexis Texas, Eva Angelina, Krissy Lynn, Mia Melani, McKenzee Miles, Mulani Rivera and January 2010 Hustler centerfold MacKenzee Pierce. Everyone that sees our films is blown away. The 3D simply looks amazing!”

When customers subscribe to the site for a year, the subscription amounts to less than $16 per month.

"The in-home adult 3D experience is truly astonishing,” said Johnson. “This is not your grandparentsʼ ʻheadache inducingʼ anaglyph 3D with red and blue paper glasses. Our system uses active shutter glass from XpanD, the same system that has been embraced by the worldʼs leading display manufactures like Panasonic, Sony and Mitsubishi. The hardware system is compatible with current and future 3D formats such as the soon to be available 3D cable networks, satellite channels and 3D Blu-ray Disc players.”

With the success of recent 3D Hollywood movies and upcoming high profile 3D sports broadcasts, the growing demand for adult 3D content is obvious. Experts predict revenue from the sale of 3D TVs to be over $20 billion in 2011. As a frontrunner in the industry, Bad Girls in 3D is positioned to be the worldʼs leading producer of adult 3D content. Johnson stated, “We plan to update our site regularly. We have a lot of experience shooting 3D and it certainly helps to be working with some of the industryʼs top adult performers.”

The films tell an ongoing story of suburban adults as they go about their daily lives. “We chose to interconnect the scenes and characters to further encourage the viewersʼ participation. In each Bad Girls in 3D scene, we reveal small details that connect the characters to prior or future episodes,” said Johnson. In addition to offering its 3D content to consumers via the internet, the company plans to license its 3D films to adult theaters and to video-on-demand providers worldwide.

Recently, Sony confirmed Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs will be released on Blu-ray 3D to coincide with the availability of its 3D Blu-ray Disc players this summer. Also, Disney announced that its first 3D Blu-ray Disc release, A Christmas Carol, will be available in the fourth quarter of 2010. When 3D Blu-ray Disc players become available to consumers, the Bad Girls in 3D content will be some of the very first adult offerings in the new high definition format.

For more information contact: Lance Johnson at lance@badgirlsin3d.com and visit www.badgirlsin3d.com. Bad Girls in 3D will be demonstrating its products at Booth 312 at the adult entertainment expo, Adult Con, during April 9-11, 2010 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.