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Female Director of Adult Films Gives Insight about What Women Audiences Want to See
Do women like watching pornography? You bet. And not only do they enjoy viewing it, but 38 percent of them watch porn with a partner. At least, that’s the latest finding from the 2004 Global Sex Survey—the world’s largest survey of sexual attitudes and behaviors. The revealing research, released by condom manufacturer Durex, included more than 350,000 people from 41 countries.
The survey results don’t surprise Estelle Joseph, the trendy, Caribbean-born owner of Stella Films Production (SFP). Joseph makes high-quality adult entertainment strictly for women and couples. Her company is striving to break the traditional porn movie mold by creating innovative films that portray women in more classy and powerful roles.
Joseph’s goal is to blend soft sensuality, novel storylines, cosmopolitan locations and unique visual effects into film work that fully engages audiences. She seems to be doing just that. Her movies have earned top reviews from Adult Video News (AVN), Bust, Adult Store Buyer (ASB). Their reviewers have said this about Joseph’s films:
“no viewer will be disappointed” (AVN)
“realistic feel…“overall effect is that of peaking into your horny neighbor’s window” (Bust)
“intense storyline…scenes do not disappoint” (ASB)
Joseph is one of the few women leading a successful enterprise in the male-oriented adult entertainment industry. She blends sharp business savvy and sound marketing strategies with soft sensuality to produce innovative movies that appeal to a broad audience. Here’s a glimpse of her cutting-edge views about adult entertainment for women and couples.
Q: What’s wrong with traditional porn?
A: In traditional adult movies, women are portrayed mostly for men’s gratification. And they’re called names. You’ll never see a movie where women are degrading men. Traditional porn movies are designed to make men feel good, not women.
Q: Exactly what do you think women want to see in adult films?
A: I think it’s all about presentation. Women like hardcore just as much as men, but they want it presented differently. It takes a little more effort to engage a woman than a man. Women want to see more convincing acting…nice-looking men…and filming that goes beyond the bedroom.
Q: How is SFP different from other companies?
A: SFP is an independent film company that offers an alternative in the traditional, male-dominated adult entertainment business. A completely female-owned company, SFP’s goal is to combat porn stereotypes by telling stories from a woman's perspective. The bigger companies say they’re making movies for women, but it’s still men making movies claiming to be making them for women. But a man thinks like a man, so they’re movies are made from a man’s perspective.
Q: How many films are in your City of Flesh series and what makes them unique?
A: There are six City of Flesh films. Each movie is produced strictly from a woman’s point of view. And they are uniquely designed to cater to the distinct desires, preferences and intellect of female consumers, as well as couples. So women can feel comfortable watching them alone or with a partner. Yet, each movie has the type of action that men expect and appreciate.
Q: Tell us about the latest City of Flesh film?
A: Our newest film is City of Flesh 6: Lisa’s Little Secret, which was released in October.
The movie weaves a single story over seven erotic scenes that create intrigue and controversy. It features accomplished acting from fresh faces, a creative storyline and fine filming—living up to our trademark of excellence and innovation. City of Flesh 6: Lisa’s Little Secret packs a sexy punch that I’m sure audiences will enjoy. Joseph said: “It’s a great story, and I think this is my best work.”
Q: Where can fans purchase or learn more about your movies?
A: Our City of Flesh films can be purchased online at www.stellafilmsproduction.com and www.aebn.net. Or for more information, people can contact Estelle Joseph directly at estelle@stellafilmsproduction.com or 1-866-270-4500.
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