PULLMAN, Wash. -- The man accused of breaking into a Washington State University sorority house last fall and raping a woman continues to make pornographic movies, KREM 2 News has learned.

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Christopher Reid, aka Jack Venice, continues to make porn, despite being charged with raping a WSU student.

Christopher Reid, aka Jack Venice, is free on $200,000 bond while awaiting his trial. Since his release, Venice has made at least 15 porn movies. Venice is the star in a series of films called the "College Amateur Tour", in which he tours campuses and convices women to have sex with him.

However, Venice's actions are perfectly legal, according to the conditions of his release set by a Whitman Co. judge. The judge ordered Venice to stay off the WSU campus and not to consume drugs or alcohol. Venice's Spokane-based attorney Chris Bugbee says to his knowledge, Venice has not visited any college campus to film movies since his release. Bugbee calls the "College Amateur Tour" a 'marketing gimmick' that's not indicative of how Venice behaves in real life.

Venice is scheduled to stand trial next month. However, Bugbee says the case could be delayed because of new DNA evidence.

Venice's co-defendant, WSU student Kyle Schott, has cut a plea deal with prosecutors and will testify against him.