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| Sanders Member 424 Posts 9/03 | I got a question, before a porno starts it may say Date of Production 3/30/97- does that mean the day they scheduled shooting, the day they hired everyone, or the day they actually shot the movie. [Link] |
| DenverDon Benevolent Firmly Embedded in Depravity 5914 Posts 7/02 | |
| VideoSan All-Star Member 168 Posts 6/03 | |
| Mike Quasar Zero Tolerance Reluctant pornographer 1765 Posts 7/01 | And yes it may seem suspect that the date of release and date of production are similar but some companies such as we at ZT video barely make it under the wire for street date sometimes because we're new and don't have 7 million titles under our belt. Not to say that we rush a movie. A few times we've missed the street date because we didn't have enough good scenes to complete the movie. There's typically only about a month to 6 weeks between the time that I finish shooting and editing something before it is released. Quaze Edited by - Mike Quasar on 10/10/2003 1:58:38 AM Edited by - Mike Quasar on 10/10/2003 1:59:15 AM |
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| Bella Member 383 Posts 3/23 | But as to your question, here's a good example of what Quasar said, and date of filming and the order to which the scene appears in the video, from Cockless 1, date of issuance 2/16/01
Notice that date of filming doesn't correspond with order of appearance.
As you can see here there's several months between filming and date of issuance, so Ed provides the date of filming to ensure if anybody checks the models met the age requirement at time of filming, smart move!
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