I've also been building a collection of all her photoshoots. There are several websites she was featured on that don't exist anymore. If anyone wants to share information or compare notes, hit me up!
https://www.indexxx.com/m/charlie-laine
I find it funny that neither of those websites acknowledge the boy/girl scenes mentioned above. Probably because she did them under different names.
With Charlie Laine, I hope you noticed Raina Lee and the different spelling of her last name as "Lane" over at the iafd.com. They also mention her as "Brandy" that was mentioned in your opening post.
However, I don't think, at this point, it is a strictly a different name issue. Both
http://www.nitrovideo.com/ and
https://www.fareastmedia.com/ are web-based websites for videos. They also may be the second or third distribution company especially if content was bought on a site dump from one content creator to another. All they'll do is change the logos on the videos to their respective websites. That would make things difficult in trying to find these scenes. They do this so that the change in websites would still be a viable place to go to to find the movies, films and videos. Instead of getting a http:// 404 page removal error or that the domain is up for sale on a general
Google search.
For example, with the iafd, they'll mainly use general mainstream distribution. And it will be the first distribution company and/or producer. So you'll find those videos when you walk into your local adult video store. They do list films from several web-based websites, such as Brazzers, Naughty America, Reality Kings, Adult.com (part of Reality Gang), Bang Bros., Zero Tolerance, Bang and Videosz. But their listings of web-based movies and films tends to be very lax and insufficient. That's why it is always good to follow up with data18.com as another confirmation.
Anyway, with xvideos, the content may have been there at one point. But with all of the take down requests that they get, these videos may have been purged or deleted. I've been finding out that Pornhub has been buying a lot of content lately. Maybe the last four years. They'll tend to use both company names as the logos on the videos. Or they'll use "provided to pornhub" overriding the content creator when indicating it on the video marker. Especially when the video is first opened. At several points in the viewing of the film is when they'll revert back to the original content creator. That way, they don't have to deal with take down requests unless the content owner doesn't want their videos viewed at Pornhub and that's when it would be taken down.
You can try over there at those two websites, xvideos and pornhub. Good luck.
