Models, producers, cam girls, party promoters, photographers and all those who participate in or profit from working in transgender adult entertainment, usually have a good online presence across the social medias,  Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, Tumbler to name a few.  If they’re not promoting on there, then they’re missing a huge opportunity to reach a lot of fans that they may otherwise be missing.  Some people have followers/fans in the 100’s and some in the 1000’s but one thing is for sure, it’s unlikely you’re reaching all the potential people that you should be.

We’re used to tweeting, liking and sharing … Read More

I’ve been over this multiple times on forums such as Hungangels, across social media and in private emails to potential models, so in the interest of both saving me time and having this information available for all to see, it’s time to give the actual facts about being a transgender model in the current adult industry.  There is so much misinformation, however well intended, by individuals who really know very little about the real industry. Although the information given here is only from our experience at Grooby, we are the largest producer of TS content worldwide and I believe … Read More

Tranny Awards Changes Name to Transgender Erotica Awards

Burbank, CA – Grooby Productions recently announced TS adult industry event, the Tranny Awards, will be re-branded as the Transgender Erotica Awards (T.E.A.’s). The event remains the only of its kind and exclusively celebrates the accomplishments of the TS adult industry.

“We started the show as an online event for a bit fun and never anticipated the interest and growth of the show to become the main annual event for trans women and men in the adult industry,” said Grooby Productions owner Steven Grooby. “When we named the show the ‘Tranny Awards’ … Read More

It’s a thankless task being a judge for the Tranny Awards.  Nobody knows who they are (they don’t even know each other) until the night of the show and then nominees want to ask who they voted for or why they didn’t win.  Each year I try to get a mix of industry and fans to judge the categories.  Often some of the judges are also nominees, so they don’t get to judge on that category.   Here is the process:

• Grooby office staff ask industry performers, producers, critics if they are interested in participating as a judge as well as

I usually write about the Tranny Awards the day after the show, when my adrenaline is still high and I’m suffering from a lack of sleep.  This year, I thought I’d give it some space so I could be a little more removed and pragmatic about the events we ran.

I think you’d find few people who would disagree that the awards weren’t a great experience for those involved and even some who came with preconceptions, I believe warmed a bit more to the event.  Even though we had most of the top transsexual women and men in the industry … Read More