Another question for the producers

[rhiannon]

Done this for many years, had countless boyfriends in the mix as escorts. Never an issue. I am quite clear what the shoot is about upfront, so I trust the models to figure out what will maximize their comfort level without interfering with the footage.

We run a very relaxed, non-threatening atmosphere at the shoots, so maybe that helps. I also run a rather thorough recruitment process. Doubtless that helps, too. In fact, I end up talking to most (I'd say 70-90%) of the escorts over the years since their job is actually rather dull; they end up being pretty cool for the most part. They're just as curious about things as the models sometimes are, and maintain a good attitude once they understand that I'm both professional (I'm not there to cop a cheap feel) and married (the latter being no doubt a decent contributor). Keeping an open dialogue with everyone keeps the atmosphere light and fun.

Having a tense location for a tickle shoot? Ugh, couldn't imagine.

It looks like you are making f/f clips though. That changes everything. 🙂

Mmh ..I think I would die if my partner would watch me during a shoot. I couldn't relax and would really feel a bit strange. lol

Same with me. I don't even want my husband there for photo shoots, even when it's regular portrait or fashion pictures without nudity!

 

[Oblesklk]

It looks like you are making f/f clips though. That changes everything. 🙂

I'll concede that point for several of our clips, yes. But I have also participated in tickling dozens of models over the years from our M/F collection and...well...same outcome 🙂

 

[ViperGTS]

I'm happy to have an escort along - boyfriend, husband, whatever - but I make it very clear that they are not the ones in charge. It is my studio, my equipment, and my company, and I am working with the model, NOT their husband or boyfriend. If they have a problem, they can discuss it with their SO later on after I'm done with them.

After all, I am paying them for their time. Therefore, any influences outside of the model that are eating up time have no right to do so.

If their SO has a problem, they should have figured it out before coming to the shoot. That's why I do in person interviews with all my models before doing shoots.

 

[Amanda Cortez]

Sounds logical. I really don't see any reason to bring a bf or hubby to a shoot. Lol, I think that's really not very professional.