I'm from 2much and our crew was featured in the first webdreams.
I understand a lot of people in the industry shy away from mainstream media coverage because basically they come on as being forthright and well-intentioned and end up villifying us and we come off as scumbags.
That's why projects like Webdreams should be embraced by us - especially now that the first season's come out.
Webdreams has done wonders for 2much - garnering sales, mucho attention, and especially credible mainstream coverage. Because we were in Webdreams, we get coverage from people and media that want to cash in on the Webdreams success.
There's a rule of thumb here: don't let the 6:00 o'clock news show people cover you for their broadcasts. They inevitably turn you to shit. They do "exposes" on "clandestine" operations, and usually end up turning your rejection into proof you have something to hide.
But when a reporter calls our company now and says s/he saw us on Webdreams, those journalists inevitably want to do unbiased coverage or pro-bias coverage. Print is best, but if it's a show with a manifesto or attitude to present us as human beings (as Webdreams does - it's ultimately a story about people, and the porn is the background), I say do it.
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I understand a lot of people in the industry shy away from mainstream media coverage because basically they come on as being forthright and well-intentioned and end up villifying us and we come off as scumbags.
That's why projects like Webdreams should be embraced by us - especially now that the first season's come out.
Webdreams has done wonders for 2much - garnering sales, mucho attention, and especially credible mainstream coverage. Because we were in Webdreams, we get coverage from people and media that want to cash in on the Webdreams success.
There's a rule of thumb here: don't let the 6:00 o'clock news show people cover you for their broadcasts. They inevitably turn you to shit. They do "exposes" on "clandestine" operations, and usually end up turning your rejection into proof you have something to hide.
But when a reporter calls our company now and says s/he saw us on Webdreams, those journalists inevitably want to do unbiased coverage or pro-bias coverage. Print is best, but if it's a show with a manifesto or attitude to present us as human beings (as Webdreams does - it's ultimately a story about people, and the porn is the background), I say do it.
Bump for Murray
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