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SQUIDMONKEY
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8/02
Posted - Sep 25 2002 : 10:35AM
A question if poss.....

Please explain to me, (both ladies and gents of the adult entertainment world) what the first time for having sex on a film set was like, ie nerves,feelings,reaction to crews etc etc Were you excited??? Did you have something to drink to calm your nereves??? How did the directors/ other actors make you relax??

I want to be able to get a feel for how things went.

Many Thanks from a very curious

SQUIDMONKEY

Topic Moved by - Drew Black on Oct 3 2002

Topic Moved by - Drew Black on Oct 3 2002

LaineyX
Member

57 Posts
5/02
Posted - Sep 30 2002 : 5:46PM
My first time on the set doing a movie was very very scary.
Without having a few drinks of tequila and being around people I knew, I would of never been able to relax. To be honest, I was welcomed with open arms and swinging dicks which I felt like I was just one of the girls there. Each time I was on a set, it got easier and easier for me. Becoming friends with many people in the business is what makes our job so enjoyable. Hope that helps you out with what experience I went through.

Lainey
oxoxox

Planet Sex
Deactivated User

1951 Posts
6/01
Posted - Sep 30 2002 : 6:12PM
Lainey, you´re what scholars usually call a "hottie". That means you don´t NEED to be on a porn set to be welcomed with open arms and swinging dicks!

-lunacy-
Senior Member

1081 Posts
4/00
Posted - Sep 30 2002 : 8:55PM
Well I ain't no porn starlett and I know it's not about first times, which is what you specified. But I can share my impression from being on the set, I thought it was interesting and perhaps you will too.

It was really very casual, there was no "I'm gonna get nude now..." feeling or people gawking at the performers. Everyone present had seen it all before. There was some quiet anticipatation about getting to the sex scenes, but more becasuse it would be the last take of the night and that meant getting out of there and going home was coming soon than for any sexual feeling.

The performers were as comfortable with the sex as with the regular scenes. I remember just rolling as Evan Stone stroked his cock casually while chatting w/ crew members between takes.

SQUIDMONKEY
Ass Lord

446 Posts
8/02
Posted - Oct 1 2002 : 6:39AM
Thank you Lainey and Luna for giving me an insight into the ambience of a porn set. As I plan to get involved myself in the near future, I want to be able to get a feel for the atmosphere on a set.

I definately think a round of tequila's is needed!!

Thanks again

SQUIDMONKEY

 
LaineyX
Member

57 Posts
5/02
Posted - Oct 3 2002 : 3:35PM
Yes, that was one thing that was kind of cute is seeing the male performers stroking there cocks while on the set. Now, if a guy is not stroking his cock, then you can tell he is either not performing or he is a new guy who is embarrassed to do it in front of people. I tell you what guys, I give you all great respect for working this business because keeping it up is not easy. I think if I was a guy, I would not be in this business because the men are the ones who have everything to worry about when it comes to performing. The girls can fake it but the guys can not. To be honest, I much rather see a girl who is enjoying it then not enjoying it which in todays performers, I see more of the faking then anything. I have been there and done that but I truely suck at faking it. If the guy or girl I am performing with is not hitting it hard, then I will tell them to do what turns me on. If it is not me who tells them, then Easton will tell them. Speaking of performers, I would like to get a chance to perform with Eric Everhard. I was suppose to work with him a month or so ago but I had some personal issues that kepted me from making it on the set. So, if anyone could relay that message to Eric, I would like to do a scene with him. I really respect his hard work and great scenes I have seen in many movies.

Lainey
oxoxox

aybesea
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Caroline Cage - Hungarian Hottie!
1485 Posts
5/02
Posted - Oct 3 2002 : 3:53PM
Squid, I know you are thinking seriously about taking on your own venture. I saw this item and thought it just might interest you.
tricia_devereaux
Evil Angel DVD

Patience is a virtue, but who wants to be virtuous?
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Posted - Oct 3 2002 : 3:54PM
The sets are usually very casual. For gonzo sets, it's usually just the performers, the director and camerperson, and makeup person.
For features, you tend to add more crew, but it still stays very non-gawking.

I always recommend against alcohol (or any drugs) during performing. The performers are less real. I LIKE to see a little apprehension, followed by seeing them getting into what they're doing.


My first time - with Joey Silvera for Joey's Fashion Sluts 7. I was nervous, but Joey was the nicest person ever, and the cameraperson was very nice to me in a non-creepy way. I was amazed at how casual and fun it ended up being.

SQUIDMONKEY
Ass Lord

446 Posts
8/02
Posted - Oct 4 2002 : 9:42AM
I have to agree. i think alot of the gys don't get the respect that they deserve. I'm sure that we all want to be porn stars ourselves, but it would be interesting to see how many of us could actually perform on the day.
Why's that Lainey?? I thought all women were pro's at faking it???
But why would a guy do that?? Surely it's not like natural sex between 2 lovers?? They are there to get good footage for the camera's through good angles and camera work (obviously in the fucking scene, rather than the cunnilingus). And who's Easton??? Sorry if I come across as being nit picky, but I really want to know from your point of view.

Thanks for being honest and open about this topic!


SQUID

SQUIDMONKEY
Ass Lord

446 Posts
8/02
Posted - Oct 4 2002 : 10:04AM
Surely though for someone who is just about to start his first film, he is going to be shitting it, and therefore would need some 'Dutch Courage' to ensure that he isn't that nervous, but I'm sure that if he over did it, then it would be his "loss"...
It's good to know that you were well looked after and that you were made to feel at ease with the whole concept/situation.

I can imagine from an amateur/trying to make it professionally the situation would be slightly different. If someone was working on a budget, the director not only would direct but would probably film it himself and would possibly treat it in a less professional way (if you see what I mean), therefore making the whole atmosphere on the set a bit more edgey. See what I'm getting at??

Anyway, thank you for sharing your experiences with us. It has been very valuable!!

SQUID

SQUIDMONKEY
Ass Lord

446 Posts
8/02
Posted - Oct 4 2002 : 10:06AM
Ayb'

Many thanks for the link. I have printed it off and kept it in my "production file".

If I make it big, I'll let you "take part"!!!

SQUID

aybesea
Senior Member

Caroline Cage - Hungarian Hottie!
1485 Posts
5/02
Posted - Oct 4 2002 : 10:24AM
Do I get to choose the part (and whose part)?
Kimi Lixx
Senior Member

2012 Posts
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Posted - Oct 4 2002 : 12:47PM
My first time on a set... gosh, I was so nervous. I thought I'd die or throw up or do something incredibly stupid. I'm still nervous, every single time... I have this terrible fear that some director is going to see me and say something like "Who is she? What's she doing here?" and throw me out. That hasn't ever happened... but still.

I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't pop anything that hasn't been prescribed or isn't over the counter. I can't imagine doing a scene while under the influence of anything. I don't even feel right about taking my allergy pills, but I figure a sniffling pornlet just isn't sexy. Besides, there's a certain sort of wonderfulness to that moment when I realize I'm not scared and nervous anymore because I'm having so much fun. They like me, they really like me!

Everyone who was on my first set knew it was my first scene and was incredibly sweet to me. The still photographer joked with me to get me to relax, the lighting and camera crew explained each bit of equipment to me, I was introduced to my co-performer (I had no idea who he was, but they introduced me...), people brought me water to sip, and did their best to make me feel comfortable. I was embarrassed about all the things anyone is ever embarrassed about, and they all just shrugged it off with a "oh forget it, that always happens" - and whether it does always happen or not, I felt like they were telling the truth, and I quit being embarrassed. If was great, and if it hadn't been so great, I never would have done another scene.




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