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Originally Posted by davecummings
I've heard that New Hampshire is the only other state that has gone along with Freeman v. California.
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Dave, I'm pretty sure that nobody has ever worried too much about that. Has anybody ever shot porn in New Hampshire? lol
Is that even a real state?
I kinda look at Freeman vs Cali like this:
California law says shooting pornography is legal. Cool.
It doesn't mean it's necessarily illegal everywhere else. It just means you may or may NOT be protected if you do something stupid in another state and get the authorities on you for some reason.
My favorite analogy is this one: Just because California might say that breathing air is legal, it doesn't mean that it's illegal in other states. heh-heh
Plus, you're forgetting that the U.S. isn't the only place in the world. I've shot scenes in Europe, Jamaica, Mexico, and Costa Rica as well. I don't get in trouble...why should I? I don't attract attention to myself by doing anything dumb like those idiots that got in trouble shooting in children's playgrounds and such.
As long as you keep your shoots private and concealed and don't wave big red flags in front of the authorities, you aren't gonna get in any trouble. That's why the majority of porn these days is being shot everywhere but California.
Of course you'd never know that by reading the trade mags, because they are lost in their own little world there in Porn Valley.