Sssh.com Offers Work-At-Home Collaboration Option For Performers

As part of Sssh.com’s continuing efforts to support adult performers during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and production holds, the company has announced a new initiative: to collaborate with performers filming content in their homes for release on Sssh.com's award-winning website. Performers will be paid per movie. Angie Rowntree, founder and director of Sssh.com, said, “The response has been excellent and everyone’s enthusiasm is so contagious. We already have a number of performers on-board, and many more have reached out.” While listening to the struggles within her own local sex worker community, Rowntree wanted to help and provide a way for artists to continue to earn money. “I reached out to well-known performers Peppermint and Dusty with the concept,” Rowntree said. “They have been instrumental in shaping the project and providing invaluable insight into the needs and preferences of people who create their own content.” "We are very excited to be working with Sssh.com and Angie on this special project," the two actresses stated. "Since entering the adult industry, specifically adult web camming on Chaturbate, our aim has been to show viewers the tender, intimate side of sex that’s not always represented in mainstream porn. We respect and appreciate the ethics and esthetics Sssh.com always presents in their productions. It is an honor to be entrusted to carry out Angie’s vision to continue bringing her viewers new content while helping support adult performers during this challenging time." Sssh.com will handle all editing and other post-production needs to get the content ready for distribution both on the website and as a VoD/DVD series. All submissions must fit within the studio’s specified parameters which will be provided.  “In an effort to keep performers safe, and respect both the FSC’s production hold, as well as local/state social distancing and stay-at-home directives, we are only working with partners who live in the same household," Rowntree cautioned.“We have also established other ways to benefit a wider spectrum of adult performers, such as raising the payouts of our affiliate program for performing artists who refer traffic to Sssh.com and other SpiceCash sites," she added. "We are a community and we have to work together to get through this.”For more information, or to start a dialogue with Sssh.com about participating in the site’s content production program, contact [email protected], or DM @AngieRowntree or @SsshForWomen on Twitter.