So you wanna make a porno? Or, maybe you’re already in the biz and looking to pick up some tips. You’re in luck!

Award-winning filmmaker Shine Louise Houston (The Crash Pad, SNAPSHOT) presents the tools to put your best foot forward, from setting up your business to editing your shot. A filmmaker who considers sex part of the narrative story, Houston’s cinematic style, and decade of experience writing, producing, and distributing adult films are all made available. Come for the porn, stay for the film geekery!

Sunday, July 2nd, 2017
1:00-4:00PM
San Francisco, CA
Registration is $25 per person.

Workshop will feature presentation of several explicit clips, including samples of Houston’s work. There will be no nudity required or actual sexual activity involved. All genders, orientations and proclivities are welcome. We strive to create a safe, consensual, and non-judgmental environment.

Studio is wheelchair accessible. Please let us know if you have any needs and we’ll do our best to accommodate.

About Shine Louise Houston
As a graduate from San Francisco Arts Institute with a Bachelors in Fine Art and Film, Shine Louise Houston has always had unique vision. Her signature cinematic style is best known for its honest and charismatic depictions of queer desire. In 2015, she received San Francisco´s Harvey Milk “Sylvester Pride in the Arts” Award for her work´s portrayal of healthy, diverse sexuality, and most notably seen in CrashPadSeries.com and its cast of queer and trans performers, people of color, and varying bodies and abilities. For over a decade, her films have screened across the world, spanning Frameline and Outfest to Wonderlust Helsinki (awarded by the Finnish association for Sexology) and the Tate Modern London, as well as popular media including BBC, HBO, and Amazon’s Emmy Award-winning TV series Transparent, and have also been presented at academic institutions such as Princeton University and the American Studies Association Conference. Inspired by new producers she met at Berlin PornFilmFestival, she launched PinkLabel.tv to support emerging and independent filmmakers like herself. Shine considers her best art project to be that of creating Pink & White Productions, a sustainable business that enables the creative vision of many filmmakers to come.