Pink & White Productions adds Oakland-based Feelmore Entertainment to its roster of progressive porn studios on its VOD site, PinkLabel.tv.

Founded by Nevada-native Nenna Joiner, Feelmore Entertainment has made a strong name for itself in the first two years of operation. The company’s first feature, Tight Places: A Drop of Color was met with high acclaim as one of the few examples of queer pornography to feature all people of color cast (Vai, Akria Raine, Brooklyn Skyy and Kohen) and was honored Feminist Porn Awards’ “Most Deliciously Diverse Cast” in 2011.

Nenna’s second film, Hella Brown: Real Sex in the City, earned the Feminist Porn Award’s for “Hottest Dyke Porn” in 2012 and was the audience choice winner at the BRIEFS film festival presented by the East Bay Express, as well as Best Local Film. Featuring an all Black queer cast (Afrodisiac, Altair Shadow, Brooklyn Skyy, Chocolate Chip, and Blu), Hella Brown struck gold and Nenna is launching a series under the same name to continue her work in representing performers of color, with diverse body types and identities as strong individuals.

Nenna, Feelmore Entertainment

“Let’s be clear, a lot of the work we do is not about someone else but about healing ourselves and keeping ourselves grounded as individuals. For me to do this work I have to stand up to so much.” Says Nenna. “Can you imagine being a woman, being black, being queer/lesbian, shooting adult content, and owning an adult store? Those are the things that are stacked up against me to be able to walk down the street everyday and feel like I belong… I belong in this world, I belong in this place to give people a different perspective.”

Feelmore Entertainment is a branch off her Oakland retail store Feelmore510, which was awarded AVN Awards “Best Boutique Retail Store” and “Best ‘Cummunity’ Center” by the SF Bay Guardian’s Best of the Bay 2012 awards. Well-positioned as a resource for sexual information and products, her films complement the store’s mission and her own passions to reflect the brilliance and diverse sexuality of queer women of color.

“I feel like I’ve been eating cheap crappy Easter chocolate all these years and someone just gave me Godiva,” writes a customer review. Racialicious adds of Nenna’s work: “She imagines the gaze of queer black women, and she resists the hackneyed scene endings of normative pornography… if you are interested in embodied performances that respect the real of the reel, Nenna J’s Hella Brown: Real Sex In The City won’t disappoint.” This independent entrepreneur/producer/director has clearly found her calling.

PinkLabel is proud to support and promote Nenna’s work on its fair-trade Video On Demand site, with its revenue share directly benefiting the filmmaker, who is currently working on her 3rd and 4th film. Those interested in performing can see her Casting Call for more information.

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