46.4 BDSM Soft Bondage Product/Line of the Year.46.3 BDSM Pleasure Products Company of the Year.46.2 Bachelor/Bachelorette Product of the Year.46.1 Adult Game/Bachelorette Product of the Year.42.2 Parody Release of the Year – Drama.42.1 Parody Release of the Year – Comedy.40 New Male Performer/Best Male Newcomer of the Year.36.1 Foreign Male Performer of the Year.35.10 Transsexual/Transgender Studio of the Year.35.9 Transsexual/Transgender Release of the Year.35.8 Transsexual/Transgender Performer of the Year.35.7 Transsexual/Transgender Director of the Year.28.1 Foreign Female Performer of the Year.22.6 European/Foreign Director of the Year.22.3 Director of the Year – Non-Feature Release.22.2 Director of the Year – Individual Work/Feature Release.22.1 Director of the Year – Body of Work.
19 Crossover Move/Crossover Star of the Year. 14.6 Best Scene – Couples-Themed Release. 
14.3 Best Scene – Gonzo/Non-Feature Release.14.2 Best Scene – Parody/Comedy Release.3.10 Affiliate Program of the Year – Specialty.3.8 Affiliate Program of the Year – Retail.3.5 Affiliate Program of the Year – Multi-Platform.3.3 Affiliate Program of the Year – European.3.2 Affiliate Program of the Year - Cam.3.1 Affiliate Program/Network of the Year.
2.10 Best Actor – Couples-Themed Release. 2.7 Acting Performance (Male) of the Year. 2.4 Best Actress – Couples-Themed Release. 2.3 Best Actress – Parody/Comedy Release. 2.1 Acting Performance (Female) of the Year. The award winners listed below are mostly for major award categories, but a more comprehensive listing of past award winners may be found in the "External links" section. Īs of 2014, the number of specific award categories has expanded over the years to include more than 150 award categories. The 2010 XBIZ Awards were held in at the Avalon in Hollywood. The XBIZ Awards in the adult film industry have been compared to the Golden Globes in the mainstream film industry. The awards were originally created to recognize achievement in the online adult industry, but, in recent years, video categories have been added. The award nominations are submitted by clients, and the winners are voted for by XBIZ staff, industry colleagues and participating organizations. Organized by the adult industry trade magazine XBIZ, the awards were first given in 2003. XBIZ Awards are given annually to honour "individuals, companies, performers and products that play an essential part in the growth and success of adult films" and have been described by XBIZ publisher and founder Alec Helmy as being "born out of the industry's desire for an awards event that not only encompasses all facets of the business but one which presents it in a professional light and honors it with class".
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