Julia Reaves Productions Signs Licensing Deal With WorldWideContent

GLENDALE, Calif. — Adult production company Julia Reaves Productions has inked a new licensing agreement with WorldWideContent.

Under the terms of the new deal, WorldWideContent will offer a slew of new brands and titles from under the Julia Reaves banner, including "Bella Sex," "X-Boys," "Private Linie," "X-Free," "Cleo," "Dirty Movie," "Olivia," "Luna," "Linie Life Buddy," "Stella," "Salsa," "Lila," "Ipanema" and "Omaxx."

Representatives for Julia Reaves Productions noted that their company's content is mostly European in its tone, flavor and flair. Stars featured in Julia Reaves titles include Max Cortes, Delfin Delage, Mandy and Donna Vargas.

"We are extremely excited to enter the American market in one of the best ways around, by signing on with World Wide Content," said Julia Reaves' Pascual Gayete. “And they continue to keep a high profile in the industry, which can only translate to more sales for us."

Julia Reaves' content includes such niches as lesbian, gangbang, oral, MILF, coed, busty, housewife, BDSM, voyeur, pregnant, amateur and hirsute, among others. The deal will encompass 451 titles, all of which are 2257 compliant.

"With the addition of Julia Reaves Productions and their various lines, webmasters and viewers will be opened up to a great pool of talent, high quality production values and visual experiences," said Raffi Vartanian, CEO and co-founder of WorldWideContent.

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