Interesting dialog from yesterday's shoot..
 

Filming a boy/girl scene, the girl had never worked before and appearently doesn't follow directions too well.

"Does that feel good?"
"silence"
"Yeah?"
"silence"
"Tell me how good it feels"
"silence"

Later during the same video, when we finally coaxed her into faking an orgasm (That was 45 seconds - 1 minute of WOULD YOU PRETEND TO CUM ALREADY)

"Say I'm cumming"
"What?"
"Oh christ"

Then we were shooting a handjob video with the same girl and the video abruptly ended with the following line from the stuntcock..

"fucking bent right back and it's killing me now, ooooughhhh"

Yeah, content production is all glitz and glamour. For sure. :disgust

I know that sex is difficult for some people but breaking a guy's dick is just insane. poor guy. He may just leave the biz now

Jact, you know I had to laugh out loud with that one hahahaha

ahahahahahahahahaha!! Hooray for first-timers. :)

amateurs should either be shown some previously shot content or some type of 10 minute rehearsal so the "talent" would actually know what the fuck to do......outside of the simple act of fucking.

Sadly enough, we'd given her a guideline booklet to read (10 pages), given her a half hour talk, showed her some previous work, talked about the energy level we expected.. We put quite a bit of preperation into the scene, just as we do with every scene. Unfortunately not all people are created equal and smarts just aren't so common.

Damn! I want to attend "jact bootcamp" sometime!

If you saw the amount of information in our booklet you would probably freak. :) We make sure our girls are very prepared, but we can't give them more braincells than they're born with haha :)

hope my shoots went better... oh wait... :winkwink:

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

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Ah, the memories...I had one female performer who only squeaked, another who could only repeat "Oh, God", "Oh. God", "Oh, God" (it was a near religious experience - we dubbed her "Joan of Cock"), and yet another who would look blankly into the camera every time she spoke or when a direction was offered (unless it is a POV scene, I usually direct the performers to not look at the camera).

That's entertainment...

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