Felicia Clover
Felicia Clover: studios and context
The three labels in her credits, and what the industry looked like while she worked.
The Score Group
The Score Group built its business on natural-bodied glamour photography, and its titles were usually filmed to match the softness of the stills. Her look fits squarely in that house style, which is why the portraits remain most associated with it.
The company's approach treated models' natural curves as the product rather than a problem to retouch away. Published portraits of her follow the same rule, and they are the images that most profile pages lead with.
New Sensations
New Sensations spent the early 2010s on a strong story-driven run, and her name sits among the studio's documented feature credits in those years. Working on that register asked for something different from posed photography.
The record does not say much beyond the credit itself, and this profile leaves it there. What the association shows is that her run crossed labels with very different production values.
Evil Angel and the wider market
Evil Angel ran the era's most recognized gonzo operation, a house of director-led productions that kept its performers credited. Her features in that catalog put her in the same index as the era's biggest names.
Seen together, the three credits sketch the 2011-2015 market well: print-backed glamour, story features, and director-led gonzo coexisted, and a performer could move among them within a short run, as hers did.