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| js81 Member 87 Posts 6/06 | This probably sounds weird, but I was wondering... how much interaction goes on "behind the scenes" before the shoot. Especially if the performers involved have never met/been with their new partner before. Is it common for them to talk/interact before hand, even if it's just to say "hey, I like my dick sucked this way.." or is it just down to business with little to no introduction? [Link] |
| TonyC Comstock Films 2523 Posts 8/03 | |
| Eric381 Deactivated User What are you looking at? It 2452 Posts 3/05 | |
| Kimi Lixx Senior Member 2012 Posts 6/01 | If it's a gonzo scene, you show up, they show up, you do your thing - you might not even know their name until you exchange test results. I've been in scenes with people I didn't know until after the video was released and someone said "Hey, I didn't know you shot with so-and-so!" and I said, "I did? When?" and they tell me the scene, and I say "Ohhhhh, is that who he is... cool!" Other times, no matter what kind of scene it is, you show up, wait for 500 years for everyone to get their stuff together and by the time it's over you know the life story of the grip, the PA, the guy who drove the make-up artist, and A-list porn star's puppy. |
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