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I Lost My Password
Just go to the lost password page and fill in your email address. If you don't know what email was used to sign up, contact Stud Films and provide as much information as you can, including a phone number and we'll get you back into your account. Top

How do I log in? Why isn't it working?
Go to the main page of StudFilms to log in - the information will be encrypted and sent via a secure connection. If you have problems, be sure that you have cookies set to medium in your browser - this site works best with Microsoft Explorer 6 or higher. A cookie is just a small text file that helps us track whether you're logged into your account - we do not use cookies for any deviant purpose. In MS Explorer, you'd go to Tools-Internet Options-Privacy and adjust the slider to medium or set privacy to default. This offers plenty of protection and security for almost any online user. If that doesn't work, try closing all open windows, then reopen your browser and try again. If this still doesn't work, try restarting your computer and logging in again. It's also a good idea to install one of the many free anti-spyware/scumware utilities available online. Two free programs are Adaware and Spybot. They're not perfect, but they offer much more protection than nothing at all. You can also consider installing a software or hardware firewall, and anti-virus software for further protection. Top

What are cookies? Do I need them activated?
A cookie is a small text file, nothing more. We use cookies to track when you're logged into StudFilms and do not use them for any deviant purpose. Therefore, it's important that cookies are enabled so you can log in. We recommend setting your browser to the medium privacy level, which is ample protection. You can do this in MS Explorer by going to Tools-Internet Options-Privacy and adjusting the slider control. Be sure to check out our Privacy Policy. Back to Top