The British Masters of Erotic Transgender Movies

I talk to Cheryl of Tranisa about making TG movies.
This is the poster for their recent magical transformation movie.
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Tranisa is one of the very few producers of erotic TG movies in the English language part of this market. I talked to Cheryl about story lines, filming, porn stars and the future of Tranisa.

Q: Tranisa has established itself as one of the major producers of what we probably could call softcore MTF transgender erotica. What made you start this enterprise?

A: For many years I had wanted to create a range of transgender fantasy films which were 'tasteful' and fun. I have never seen any available anywhere and had no idea if there was a market for them. 

I had all the kit and skills required but no idea of how to actually go about all the admin and logistics behind making such films. I started working for a client about 5 years ago filming and editing hard core films for a famous UK sex site and soon learned the business. I was introduced to the models we use and it went from there. It is one of those industries where I think you have to be introduced to  by someone in order to get into it and understand it all. It has been a real learning curve, but fun.

Paige Turnah and Sapphire Blue.
From Rosemary's Tranny.

Q: You have mostly produced films with a focus on crossdressing and feminization of men. In Rosemary's Tranny you have -- for the first time, I believe -- made use of another motive from transgender erotica: The magical transformation. What made you do this, and in what way does this pose different challenges for you as a movie maker?

A. I guess we are really trying to create a movie out of the niche of TG Caption erotica, which does feature magical transformations as well as real female models playing the part of the transformed male. 

There does seem to be quite an interest in using real girls to play the transformed males rather than making use of a transsexual model. Maybe using a transsexual model or even a male dressed up is simply not enough to make the fantasy work for TG Caption enthusiasts?  So I knew that there is an interest in this type of genre, it is itself a niche within the world of transgender erotica. 

As this was our first magical film it was a real challenge to think up a story where magic would be a justified use of transformation. I have always been interested in horror and exploitation films and so applied my interest to the film, as I did with Shock Transformation and Sexchange Experiment Camp. 

The real problem was adding all of the green screen special effects and other visuals to make it a fun movie. It took ages to edit, far more than our regular Tranisa films. If I was to do another magical one I'd have to have some suggestions as to what story to follow.

Q: You are working with some very known stars from the British adult industry. Rosemary's Tranny features Paige Turnah and Sapphire Blue. I am sure some of my readers would really like to know how that feels. Moreover, how did you get to know them?

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Have Faith!

Here is a look at some of my older TG transformation captions, with additional photos and some extra material.

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Rebeccasgirls4http://www.slideshare.net/secret/N2ZhwgUXDyYxNA from Rebecca Molay

Music of the Soul, a Lesbian Romance

Rocker Mandy Harris finds a new life together with Annabella
in Music of the Soul.

After I finished Erik Schubach's novel Music of the Soul I stared considering the following question:

Does there have to be a transformation in a story for it to count as TG fiction?

There are no magical or surgical changes in Music of the Soul, but I could not help reading it as a TG novel.

Maybe it was the fact that the author is a male writing a lesbian love story that made me think this way, or maybe my mind is wired to look for transgender patterns.

I know that our female to male brethren -- the girlfags -- write and read stories that do not include sex changes. They just identify themselves with one of the gay male characters in their yaoi comics.

Whether Schubach is associated with the TG fiction community or not is therefore irrelevant. I read it as a great TG love story, and so can you.

This is the story about Mandy Harris, hard core rocker, who has retired, tired of her old life. She has a lot of unresolved issues, though, and and is no way a happy woman.

The Daughter of Inanna

Tessa Lane from Brazzers plays the lead
in this photo comic.

Frank is having a hard time competing with Gregory, his boss and lover boy of the office.  It is not that he has to compete exactly. He is a married man, after, but his wife is not happy with his rather reactive -- but kind -- lifestyle either.

This is, of course, exactly the kind of situations the priestesses of the Order of Inanna were trained to handle. Maybe they can help him develop his inner potential in a better and more curvaceous way.

This a 100 page long graphic novel. You do not have to read it all in one go!

You can download the PDF here or here! 

The main character, Tess, is played by Tessa Lane. The original movies the imagery is based on can be found over at Brazzers, although I must warn you that their plots deviate somewhat  from mine.

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New movie with magical transformation: Rosemary's Tranny

Here is Ed making jokes about Rosemary's
skills as a witch. If he only had read Rebecca's World, he
would have realized how risky that is.

Cheryl and her friends over at Tranisa.com has made their first TG movie with a magical transformation theme, and it is very sexy, indeed.

Mind you; It is softcore. The Tranisa movies develops a kind of fantasy tableaus, and it is up to you to imagine the rest.

The build up of tensions is wonderfully done, though.  It is very erotic.

We meet Ed by the fire place with Rosemary, him helping her out with some paper work.

Given that Rosemary is played by curvy Paige Turnah, it is not surprising that he is a little bit distracted. Rosemary is strictly lesbian, though, and any more intimate affiliation is definitely out of the question.

Rosemary (Paige Turnah) demonstrates how to make
a lesbian lover in ten minutes.

Ed then finds Rosemary's spell book and makes fun of her presumed witching capabilities.

As always the Tranisa dialog is infused with understated British humor, and there is some very decent acting here.

Ed makes one fatal joke though, suggesting that if she is a witch, she could turn herself into a heterosexual or  him into a woman.

This is, of course, something you do not make jokes about in front of witches (unless you happen to be a regular reader of this blog, and I do not think Ed is).

Ed finds it hard to adapt to his new
role as Rosemary' lesbian lover.

Anyway: The next morning he wakes up in a body that is amazingly similar to the one of actress Sapphire Blue, and Rosemary starts the training.

Full disclosure: I am listed as a creative consultant in this movie (wooow, indeed!). That does not stop it from being well worth the US$ 17.50.

You can download the movie over at Tranisa.



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