Do Obviously Fake Scenarios *Always* Ruin Videos, or aare there Times They're Okay?

[brotherted]

I love fake scenarios and set-ups with some of the professional models. We can't just tickle someone for no good reason. That would be and the fake scenario provides a good reason.

Fake laughter can work when combined with an appropriate amount of squirming. I figure that tickling a beautiful woman is a fantasy and the model can fulfill the fantasy with the right amount of acting.

Having seen plenty of clips with questionable reactions, I have gravitated to the clips of genuinely ticklish amateurs who get in over their head for a few bucks. Those are the best.

So the really bad, dumb acting is a turn on for you? I truly can't understand that. When a girl could easily kick her untied feet away from a guy, but instead is saying, "I can't stand it, stop," I feel like the video is insulting my intelligence.

I'll grant many of the respondents here that fake laughing is way worse than a fake scenario. But why even have a fake scenario? You can't just tickle someone for no good reason? How about the reason that it makes her squirm and jerk, and it's a turn on, and a power thing. For me, those are reasons enough. Evil doctors, vengeful roommates, or 20 other badly acted scenarios never enhance a video -- at absolute best, they don't get in the way. That's not a reason to do them.

 

[SoleMates]

It's pretty simple. You would literally roll the camera on everything that's said before and after. The model walking into the room, her questions to you about how it will work, watching her get tied up, the use of safe words if you do that, anything she says or even her body language while getting untied.

I've spent years as a television and documentary film director, and I know audiences love to see the truth of what was really going on rather than a filtered, antiseptic view. But I think there's a huge temptation for video producers to "play god," removing off-script conversations and out-of-character moments just because they can.

One of the best videos that did this was the no longer for sale "Tickletown Amanda 01," in which a woman 'ler recruited a young woman from the streets of Seattle, got her to agree to do a session for cash. You can see the entire tying up process, the entire permissions, "Is it okay if I pull up your shirt?" exchange. Nearly every other producer would have edited all that out, but it gives you so much more insight into the girl, it's great.

Would every customer want all the behind-the-scenes footage? Maybe not. But you could simply offer a shorter and a longer "album cut" version of the session -- I know I'd pay a few dollars more to really see the whole story of what when on. I happen to think most people would too.

Ah, gotcha. Yeah, I do some of that stuff already, when it's interesting. Usually the explanatory stuff is done either over the phone, E-mail, or via text, though. By the time the girl gets on-site there's no surprises.

I remember that Amanda video, and others like it. Honestly, that kind of stuff is really easy to fake. I know at least one producer who does it pretty regularly, because one of my models worked for him.

Anyway, it's not so much "playing God" as a feeling that no one wants to sit through anything that's not tickling, especially when your videos are being served through Clips4Sale and you can't control the pricing beyond a certain point. Maybe I'll release some "expanded" stuff on KinkBomb and see how it does...