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| EvilynneSubway New Member Knowing others is intelligence; knowing yourself is true wisdom. 2 Posts 3/10 |  Posted - Mar 25 2010 : 7:07PMSo, I am about to perform in a couple of films. They have been checked out, thanks to a male friend of mine in the industry. I would love some input from experienced women as to the sort of prep I need.... I understand the basics such as hair removal/nails/interior cleanse etc...would love any hints or ideas for other prep, things to bring (towels/wipes/make-up/gum...lol) Thanks very much! [Link] |
| ClayraBeau Member 659 Posts 2/10 | Posted - Mar 27 2010 : 9:55PM Good luck! Clayra [Link] |
| Consumption Junction Member 32 Posts 4/10 | Posted - Apr 4 2010 : 12:04AM Off the top of my head - If you have zero faith in a producer's consideration & preparation to accommodate you then I would recommend: Wet wipes and tissues - non-alcoholic and unscented (alcohol & scents taste bad, dry skin, and smell is oppressive after a while) Douche / Enema - inexpensive singles or 3 packs can be bought at walgreens/cvs Orajel or generic oral analgesic - for anal scenes - advice from a gay for pay actor - allow 10-15 min for effect Sweat & Cum Towel Bath towel - for bathing AFTER shoot Separate set of clothes - if you provide your own wardrobe Ziplock baggie - for panties/bra soaked in bodily fluids Ibuprofen/Aspirin/Tylenol - bright lights and uncomfortable positions for hours bring head & body aches Bottled Water - 1-2 liters for yourself only! If the producer doesn't supply it for his crew then they can go to him. Snacks/Sandwich - Some producers will not buy/bring these even on long shoots lasting for 6+ hours. Cell phone charger - sucks when your phone is dead at the end of a shoot and you can't call your driver. WARM CLOTHES! - Sweats, yoga pants, robe, blanket, snuggie - some producers take forever between takes on lights and whatnot. Meanwhile you could be freezing your ass off because of AC or outside weather conditions. If you are all oiled up and started the scene in daisy dukes and a tank top, then you the scene outfit will not keep you warm and you sure as hell don't want to put on your after shoot outfit and soak it in sweat/baby oil/lube. 1-2 bags MAX to carry all of this! IMPORTANT - before you start unpacking your things at a shoot - to go through wardrobe, makeup, etc. - ask for or find a spot that will not be walked through or disturbed for the entire shoot. Ask if the spot you find in a good spot. That is a great way to prevent losing/misplacing/forgeting things after a long day of shooting. After you are done with anything, put it back in your spot. Let me know if this helps or if there is anything else that I should remember. I try to be good to my models. [Link] |
| Consumption Junction Member 32 Posts 4/10 | Posted - Apr 4 2010 : 12:06AM [Link] |
| ClayraBeau Member 659 Posts 2/10 | Posted - Apr 7 2010 : 1:36AM I also try to keep it all down to one large backpack. If I can't fit it in there, I'm doing something wrong/ not communicating well enough with the producer ahead of time. Good advice on the warm clothes/robe too. Also, try to bring something to do, be it a smart phone to check email while you're waiting, or a book or knitting or whatever. [Link] |
| mharris127 Senior Member 1844 Posts 8/09 | Posted - May 5 2010 : 8:56PM Producers, you can buy a copy machine/printer for less than $100 to carry to shoots (it will copy w/o a computer). I use one at home in my office and it copies just fine (and prints if you have computer access)! This would save those trips to Kinko's due to irresponsible talent. [Link] |
| mharris127 Senior Member 1844 Posts 8/09 | Posted - May 5 2010 : 9:21PM One other piece of advice -- DO NOT accept any opiate painkillers such as Dilaudid or OxyContin from anyone on set -- dosages are extremely variable from person to person and what is safe for one person can kill another!!!!! These Schedule II drugs are usually taken for severe back, shoulder or pelvic injuries (or used for cancer pain, but if that is a problem you probably won't be on set anyway) -- NOT everyday aches and pains. [Link] |
| robinnoel New Member Our differences make us special 5 Posts 7/08 | Posted - May 9 2010 : 9:37PM Any other tips for how to prepare or what to expect?. I will be using the list posted here too. Thanks :) Robinnoel Older means More Experienced [Link] |
| mharris127 Senior Member 1844 Posts 8/09 | Posted - May 10 2010 : 12:31PM 1. Baby Wipes 2. Condoms 3. Lube 4. Two copies of your State ID and AIM test. If not from the US, your passport and INS paperwork. 5. Changes of clothing appropriate for scene. 6. Extra bra and panties (or underwear for men) 7. Norco 10/325 (need a doctor for these) in case of accident 8. Favorite dildoes 9. MP3 player with music that you like and headphones at a minimum (lots of waiting on set). 10. A computer and broadband internet stick would be nice. 11. If male, Viagra 12. Birth Control (diaphragm, sponge, spermicidal jelly) Get on the Depo-Provera shot ASAP (for women only) 13. Douching materials or the anal bulb for anal play (females only). 14. Notebook to keep track of all sexual partners in (in case of STD). 15. Purse or wallet (some companies pay in cash). 16. Writing utensil. I will assume that you have already thought thoroughly about getting into porn. I wish you the best and maybe have a long and appetizing career! [Link] |
| RandomPrecision Senior Member Enjoy! 8175 Posts 3/06 | Posted - May 11 2010 : 1:06AM We've had more arguments on this board over whether or not women know what they're getting into before they get into porn than probably anything else. If you haven't, you should take some time online and go through the different kinds of porn that are out there and familiarize yourself with the people who make it as much as possible. Realize that if you can imagine it, there are probably people who get off on it no matter how sick or twisted you may think it is. You will probably at least be asked by people in the business to do things you're not comfortable with. You should be prepared to say no. Don't just assume everything is going to be cool just because someone you think you know or someone you trust set it up. I realize you didn't ask for that advice and you may already be aware of everything you need to know but just in case. Edited by - randomprecision on 5/11/2010 1:11:38 AM [Link] |
| robinnoel New Member Our differences make us special 5 Posts 7/08 | Posted - May 11 2010 : 9:10AM I have also heard most Main stream folks dont like and wont help folks like me . I surely hope that isnt so. I will ask what I think is my most pressing questions: Can my own MD do my AIMS testing? I didnt realize it is nearly $400 for it. Robinnoel Older means More Experienced [Link] |
| mharris127 Senior Member 1844 Posts 8/09 | Posted - May 11 2010 : 2:07PM [Link] |
| robinnoel New Member Our differences make us special 5 Posts 7/08 | Posted - May 11 2010 : 3:46PM That will alter the cost, I thought I needed the whole panel listed on the AIMS site. robinnoel Older means More Experienced [Link] |
| Turnover New Member 3 Posts 6/10 | Posted - Jun 10 2010 : 9:25PM Im sure much of the same items apply. Anything uncommon I would not expect when starting my photo-shoots? How do actors/actresses decide which positions they will perform in, is it what ever feels good at the moment? Do they take viagra to keep an erection, I heard thats good for erections but what about not ejaculating? I found a good site with tips for hygiene and legit paperwork but there was no information about the actual performing other than just fucking. [Link] |
| mharris127 Senior Member 1844 Posts 8/09 | Posted - Jun 11 2010 : 6:00AM [Link] |
| Turnover New Member 3 Posts 6/10 | Posted - Jun 11 2010 : 4:33PM [Link] |
| Clam Digger Deactivated User Many a man fails as an original thinker simply because his memory is too good. 2268 Posts 1/05 | Posted - Jun 11 2010 : 4:40PM [Link] |
| closertothemeat Member 92 Posts 8/10 | Posted - Oct 20 2010 : 5:33PM [Link] |
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