Pornographic Film Actors Must Wear Condoms

The pornographic film actor in Los Angeles were asked to use condoms during the filming process under the new law, signed by the mayor of the city center's film industry.

The guidelines were welcomed by local health officials but the pornography business entrepreneurs say that new rules could force them to leave LA

San Fernando Valley in LA is considered as the capital of the U.S. adult film industry is worth billions of dollars.

Until now not known when the new law will be applied.

Foundation Aids Healthcare Foundation, based in LA welcomed the legislation, calling it a crucial step in the effort to protect adult film actors of HIV and sexually transmitted diseases other.

Foundation of a persistent campaign for awareness of HIV / AIDS during the last six years said they would encourage condom mandatory regulations in other cities in the U.S..

"City of Los Angeles has done the right thing. They take the appropriate action for the players in the industry," said foundation president Michael Weinstein.

Derrick Burns, pornographic film actor who tested positive for HIV

He said his group would monitor where the producers of pornographic films move the shooting location for their films.

Some of the largest adult film producer in LA said they were considering moving to the neighboring city of Los Angeles.

They also insisted that the adult films where the actors to use condoms tend to be popular and the actors themselves would rather not wear a belt.

The law was signed by Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Monday.

The city council asked the police, the district attorney's office and workplace safety officials to determine the method of implementation of that rule, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.

Industry observers estimate that 90% of pornographic films produced in the U.S. are made in Los Angeles.

Last year, the production of pornographic films in the U.S. was halted after an adult film actor tested positive for HIV.