CrashPadSeries.com Goes VOD with PinkLabel.tv

SAN FRANCISCO—Pink & White Productions has released its most popular episodes from the first 15 seasons of director Shine Louise Houston's ground-breaking San Francisco-based lesbian/queer porn site, CrashPadSeries.com. The individual movies are available video-on-demand on the company's fair-trade VOD hub for indie and emerging filmmakers, PinkLabel.tv. Best known as a website that features "real dykes," CrashPadSeries.com is unique among most lesbian porn sites in that it focuses on the sexuality of queer women in the San Francisco Bay Area, while being inclusive of trans women and broadly welcoming of diverse genders, sexualities, and desires of the LGBTQI community as represented by its performers. CrashPad receives indie and mainstream attention for its devotion to hot, queer-produced sex, winning Feminist Porn Awards and has been featured in lesbian media On Our Backs, Curve magazine, Autostraddle.com, and The Advocate, as well as queer health guides and sexuality textbooks such as Feeling Ourselves and Human Sexuality, 3rd Edition. Fans extend into the mainstream and Savage Love recently aired a personal thumbs-up CrashPad endorsement from Lea DeLaria, star of Netflix original series, Orange is the New Black. While a CrashPadSeries.com membership remains the best option to browse the site's exclusive film catalog, the special selection of individual episodes on PinkLabel.tv offers an affordable option for fans looking for specific episodes. Some highlights include AVN Award's Best Solo Performance nominee staring Dylan Ryan, Feminist Porn Award's Audience Choice winning scene with Syd Blakovich & Mickey Mod, Best Trans Sex Scene winning scene featuring Julie & Michelle Aston, and Akira Raine and Chocolate Chip (pictured). Browse CrashPad's individual episodes on PinkLabel.tv here. Follow CrashPadSeries on Twitter and visit the website. For press inquiries including interviews, images, and affiliate information, please contact Pink & White's Marketing Director Jiz Lee.