Biography

He started working life at the age of 16, doing all kinds of jobs (bartender, salesman, storekeeper).

Woodman joined the army at age 17, and later became a policeman.

In 1986, Woodman started a career as a fashion and TV photographer. In 1989, he took part in launching the magazine Hot Video, as a reporter.

In 1992, he started worked for Private Media Group, Inc., for which he made several movies, such as The Pyramid, Tatiana, and Riviera. In 1997, Woodman launched his series "Casting X".

In 1999, Woodman began to produce and release his Superfuckers series for Private. At the end of the year, he received an invitation from Larry Flynt, owner of LFP, Inc. and a publisher of the magazine Hustler. Woodman produced several movies for the company before departing in 2005.