\'Chemistry 3\' Debuts With Highly Combustible Sexual Mix

'Chemistry 3' Debuts With Highly Combustible Sexual Mix

(EMAILWIRE.COM, September 24, 2007 ) LOS ANGELES – "Chemistry 3," the latest film from Vivid Entertainment's multi-award-winning director Tristan Taormino, will be in stores on September 26th. The unique erotic experiment series was launched with "Chemistry" in 2006 and quickly garnered six top awards, including the AVN prize for Best Gonzo Release."Chemistry 3" is a highly combustible sexual mix that boils over when an all-new cast of six adults are thrown together for 36 hours with no script and no limits. The cast includes Roxy DeVille, Jada Fire, Hillary Scott (AVN Performer of the Year), Christian, Derrick Pierce and Steven St. Croix."This is by far the best volume of the series I've shot and the cast was unbelievable," said Taormino. "They made good use of the Perv Cam, shooting each other's scenes, intimate conversations and even some private sexual moments I still can't believe were caught on camera." Taormino added, "no topic was off limits for this group of six. They dished about personal stories and controversial activities like choking and rough sex. It still blows my mind how smart, thoughtful and articulate they were about their sexuality and their work."The basic premise is similar for each volume in the series: there is no script, no schedule and no rules; the performers themselves decide who they have sex with, where, when and what they do. But don't think for a second that anything is the same from one volume to the next. Says Taormino, "This time around, the sex is hotter and more intense. The personalities are bigger and more complex. The conversations and confessionals are smarter, deeper, funnier, crazier."Viewers see the first time Roxy and Derrick, who've never worked together, begin to flirt; how Hillary initiates sex with Christian; a stunning session with Jada and Derrick and their private talk about it afterwards; and a riveting scene between Roxy and Steven where he pushes her boundaries and she lets her guard down."Chemistry 3" was shot on location at a gorgeous modern house in Bel Air. The two disc set includes a three and a half hour movie with nine sex scenes and more than an hour of bonus footage, including spontaneous scenes shot with the "Perv Cam" by cast members. "Chemistry 1 and 2 continues to re-order on a consistent basis. It’s amazing how fast it has become one of the top gonzo series in the market," according to David Peskin, National Sales Manager for Vivid. "The series just keeps getting better and better."About Vivid:The Vivid Entertainment Group is the world's leading adult film company. Founded in 1984, Vivid pioneered the "Vivid Girl" concept, under which top adult film stars are signed to exclusive agreements that are styled on the old Hollywood contract star system. Vivid has always placed heavy emphasis on high quality erotic film entertainment for the couples market. It has created wide brand-name awareness through its films and through licensing and marketing programs that extend to advertising, book publishing and such products as apparel, virility supplements, condoms, snowboards, calendars and comic books. The company is known for its innovative technological advances such as full function DVDs, a fast growing wireless program that is already active in 20 countries, its Burn-to-DVD technology and its popular website www.vivid.com. Vivid is the first adult company to release a movie on both HD DVD and Blu-ray with "Debbie Does Dallas…Again." The company is also the first to release a title direct and exclusively to Video on Demand. A reality series about the making of the "Debbie" movie has become a popular Showtime TV series. Vivid is a major supplier of content for pay-per-view networks in North America and internationally. The best selling hardcover and paperback book "How to Have a XXX Sex Life: The Ultimate Vivid Guide" was co-authored by the Vivid Girls and published by HarperCollins.The company's Vivid-Alt imprint is headed by Eon McKai, alt-porn's dominant icon. McKai has been widely credited as the founder of this new and edgy film genre. He has been profiled in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Village Voice. Visit Vivid-Alt's popular website www.vividalt.com. Tristan Taormino, popular columnist with The Village Voice and an award winning director has also launched a Vivid-Ed imprint for the company. Visit www.vivid-ed.com.For more information contact: jackie@vivid.com or 800-762-4761

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