Anyone seen this movie on how to make a paysite?
 

What's up all. I'm a long-time lurker of the board and decided to go on and jump in the water.

I was thinking about this movie I saw on pay per view about 8 or 9 months ago while flicking channels. I can't remember the name of it but it was basically a reality/behind the scenes type flick with some scripted stuff on how this girl wanted to start a paysite. I know some of it was reality because it was based on a real site NoAngels.com. They started step by step from her getting the idea, to recruiting girls she knew to be on it, to asking her rich boyfriend for $ to fund it. They tried to make it like The Real World cause you got to see behind the scenes arguments over who was gonna do what, having to go back and ask Mr. Boyfriend for more dough, saw them in the studio shooting content for the site, and their launch party for the grand opening, etc.

It was interesting on one hand because if you're in the biz you could see the entertainment value and things you've run into personally. But was also dumb because their basic theory for launching this site was pick a domain name, shoot a bunch of pictures/videos, pass out some Kinko's flyers in town, have a lavish launch party, and BOOM, in rolls the cash.....Needless to say that site no longer exists. I was channel surfing and never saw it again but if anyone saw it or knows what I'm talking about let me hear it.

R DUNN

I wonder how many sites out there in the adult business can actually make money on a strictly local clientele. Throw in some local entertainment news and some muckraking reporting, and maybe. Actually, I'm trying to make a go of a site at http://www.pdxunderground.com, and while it doesn't make any money directly, it does allow me to deduct 100% not 50% of meals, movies, plays, concerts, etc., because it's not "entertainment," it's "research."

yup- the movie's name is NoAngels.com -

it's available at movie rental places.

I don't think a real paysite ever existed at the domain -

when I looked at register - the domain was owned by the movie house that made the movie.

~brett