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| tintintin Senior Member 1230 Posts 8/07 |  Posted - Jan 28 2008 : 6:47AMI am always wondering. The public locations they use in series like We live Together ... The girls often meet in a shop where one of the girls, that joines the sexaction, works. It must be that the owners of those shops know that the introduction of a pornshoot is taking place in their shop... Are those owners so openminded or don't they know what is taking place in their shop? I saw alot of locations.... from Bakeries (where you see other staff on the background) to travelshops (where you also see other staff on the background). Please give me an answer For instance... this scene in a bakery... does the owner know???? The woman in the background doesn't look to me as a woman who will allow porn being shot in her cafetaria.  [ invalid url ] Edited by - tintintin on Jan 28 2008 Edited by - tintintin on Jan 28 2008 [Link] |
| pornlaw Member 578 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Jan 28 2008 : 9:29AM Sometimes they were aware of the site and sometimes they just knew that it was adult content. Michael AdultBizLaw.com [Link] |
| tintintin Senior Member 1230 Posts 8/07 | Posted - Jan 28 2008 : 5:18PM [Link] |
| LadyB Black and Blue, USA 161 Posts 2/05 | Posted - Jan 28 2008 : 6:05PM Most of the time, the business/homeowner renting the location knows it's adult and unless they have a huge moral issue, they are happy to take the money. They don't even have to be on the property when production is taking place - there's a locations manager of some type for that, if you go through a location rentals business (which most producers do.) If our place in The Valley was bigger and better decorated, I'd have it listed for shoots already - and with a price break for adult shoots, as they tend to have way more careful crews than mainstream shoots do. Black and Blue Media: PR and Publicity [Link] |
| ninja1 Senior Member 2939 Posts 1/08 | Posted - Jan 28 2008 : 7:22PM [Link] |
| Hugh G. Rexion Member 256 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Jan 28 2008 : 11:14PM [Link] |
| LadyB Black and Blue, USA 161 Posts 2/05 | Posted - Feb 1 2008 : 9:17PM Usually, if it's in a rented home, the furniture belongs to the homeowner and is used in the shoot,. The crew usually covers it or cleans it afterwards. The Homeowner will give you the parameters of what you can shoot on and what you can't. If it's a sound stage, or an industrial building, you may end up bringing your own furniture. If you want a bed on a sound stage, you usually have to bring it, unless it's a place like TT Studios that is set up exclusively for interior shoots, and works with a lot of adult productions. I believe that's the place that furnished that red couch you spotted, ninja1. ;) I will say that a lot of the people that rent their places do have very interesting decorating sense.... Some are so undecorated or staged that it looks more like a museum than a home. On the other end of the spectrum, there's some that look like a bordello with beds in every freaking room and stripper poles in multiple locations. Black and Blue Media: PR and Publicity [Link] |
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