There are tickle models that are fakers,
most of then are ticklish, but not enough to look good on camera, but they know how to perform on top of their natural ticklishness.
other models are very good actors and actresses and can deliver a very convincing performance even if they are not that ticklish.
Now taking tickling videos as entertainment productions, do you enjoy all of the above, as long as the final product is entertaining and convincing? or would you rather cut all the acting and performance and prefer true and realistic reactions, even if it means no reactions at all?
Where are you members standing on this? Would you support a movie that is acted to deliver an over the chart dramatic peace, or the minute you spot acting you just discard it and pass the page looking for the next real tickling clip, like those on youtube, which lack any production value, but are real life tickling moment captured on camera.
In my case as a consumer, if the final product is good, it doesn't matter if is acted or real, but I don't want to be aware of the acting.
As a producer, I discuss before film starts what is the emotion I want to capture on the days hour of video so that the model can prepare mentally, emotionally and physically to react and deliver as planned.
most of then are ticklish, but not enough to look good on camera, but they know how to perform on top of their natural ticklishness.
other models are very good actors and actresses and can deliver a very convincing performance even if they are not that ticklish.
Now taking tickling videos as entertainment productions, do you enjoy all of the above, as long as the final product is entertaining and convincing? or would you rather cut all the acting and performance and prefer true and realistic reactions, even if it means no reactions at all?
Where are you members standing on this? Would you support a movie that is acted to deliver an over the chart dramatic peace, or the minute you spot acting you just discard it and pass the page looking for the next real tickling clip, like those on youtube, which lack any production value, but are real life tickling moment captured on camera.
In my case as a consumer, if the final product is good, it doesn't matter if is acted or real, but I don't want to be aware of the acting.
As a producer, I discuss before film starts what is the emotion I want to capture on the days hour of video so that the model can prepare mentally, emotionally and physically to react and deliver as planned.
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I think of tickle clips as pornography, not "entertainment productions" and I have zero desire to pay money to watch pretentious, amateurish producers cumbersomely attempt to combine their desire to be Steven Spielberg with their inability to audition models. The idea is to make a video archive of a great tickle session - Keep it simple: audition and hire only the best models no matter if it's sometimes difficult, choose and stick to one or two clear camera angles and do your thing. That way, at least people can critique your work and your style honestly and you can say you take an ounce of pride in your work with a straight face


