FSC seeks input from adult entertainment producers and directors on a draft Bloodborne Pathogen Plan

This user-friendly plan puts into “OSHA-speak” the already rigorous risk reduction procedures utilized within the industry coupled with standard OSHA requirements. Special thanks to the following individuals for their significant input: Sharon Mitchell of AIM, Derek Hay of LA Direct Models and LATATA, John Stagliano of Evil Angel, Steven Scarborough of Hothouse, industry attorneys Paul Cambria and Jeffrey Douglas, and attorney and OSHA specialist Karen Tynan.

Once the BBP is accepted by a majority of industry producers, we can bring the plan back to legislators, confirming that the industry already has highly effective risk reduction procedures in place, thus negating the need for legislation. Bringing the plan to CalOSHA will provide them with BBP practices for adult production companies--practices that are not only appropriate for the industry, but also highly effective.

Please take a moment to look over the draft plan and provide feedback by e-mailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Thank you for your time and input,

Diane Duke

FSC Executive Director