November 10, 2015 |
Oâactually Mounts Indiegogo Campaign for Female-Friendly Adult Films |
BOSTON, MA—O’actually, a new adult content platform focusing on enhancing women’s sexual pleasure, is having some success in its initial funding roll-out on the Indiegogo crowdfunding platform. The company, once barred from all mainstream crowdfunding platforms because of their commitment to celebrating a highly curated selection of adult films for women, is now set to prove that the world is ready and eager for more curated, high-quality porn that caters to a female audience. Its current intention is to produce three erotic film projects. O’actually’s founder, Kit Murray Maloney, has been called “a badass entrepreneur” for her dedication to women’s sexual pleasure and releasing the taboo of women’s masturbation. After struggling to find sexually stimulating films that showcased hot scenarios from a female perspective and that celebrated genuine female orgasms, she decided to create her own. So on Thursday, Oct 8, O’actually launched its campaign to raise money for an in-house production wing to create the adult content women are craving. The campaign raised over $12K in the first 24 hours, shattering some people's previous beliefs that crowdfunding for X-rated material was an impossibility. “O’actually is excited to combat the status quo in mainstream pornography, by changing what you can expect from adult content by creating beautiful films that showcase a diverse range of women’s sexual fantasies and body types in our films," Maloney said. "This way the women and men watching can easily feel good about themselves and each other while enjoying O’actually’s adult content.” Collaborators on the project are filmmaker Lex Sloane and adult performer and creative director Maxine Holloway, who will be helping write, direct, and produce these tantalizing films. For more information, please visit the campaign on Indiegogo. O’actually can be found on Facebook, and fans can follow them on Twitter and Instagram. Pictured: Maxine Holloway at an O'actually filming.
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