Escorts Vs. Models -- what's the difference?

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  • goBigtime
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2002
    • 7761

    #1

    Escorts Vs. Models -- what's the difference?

    Was talking about this the other night with someone & now I'm curious...

    Say you're shooting your own POV stuff...

    What's to stop you from calling escort agencies and getting "models" or "talent" there?

    I mean I'm *sure* a lot of people in the industry hire escorts for modelling jobs.

    So my question is, why wouldn't everyday Johns just have the escort sign a modelling agreement, flip a video camera on or snap a couple polaoids & keep her from becoming a 'prostitute' by turning her into a 'model' instead?
    Last edited by goBigtime; 02-11-2004, 03:19 AM.
  • 421Fill
    So Fucking Banned
    • Nov 2001
    • 20659

    #2
    Because escorts don't usually want to be made public, whereas a model comes to you with the knowledge that this will be used for online entertainment. Also the proof of id stuff, probably isn't too high on the list of wants for an escort.

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    • goBigtime
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2002
      • 7761

      #3
      Or better... why wouldn't the escort just initiate it and bring her own modelling contract and polaroid camera?

      Escort says, "Would you like to hire me for a one-time, 1 hour, non-exclusive adult modeling session where you can take one polaroid whenever you choose that you can publish on your personal or business web page?"


      Is that soliciting sex or an adult modeling job?

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      • beemk
        CLICK HERE
        • Jan 2002
        • 20829

        #4
        im sure theres a bigger market for escorts. also the whole std testing factor.
        I host with Vacares

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        • goBigtime
          Confirmed User
          • Nov 2002
          • 7761

          #5
          Originally posted by beemk
          im sure theres a bigger market for escorts. also the whole std testing factor.

          Sure... but you could register as an adult performer, get your monthly STD tests and whatever other hoops you have to jump though -- and legitimize your adult modeling business... no?


          Maybe you don't understand... they are STILL escorts, the services are still the same, but the process to initiate them is different....

          I'm just curious if this is a legal loophole or not.
          Last edited by goBigtime; 02-11-2004, 03:30 AM.

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