Well Unlike you we have NEVER filmed anyone without knowing what it was about or where it was going to be sold and that will never change. I hope that answers your question. Also I don't think its cool for producers to jump into another producers thread unless its completely positive. I thought that crap stopped a year ago.
Oh, wow, touchy. And accusatory, too. What does it matter if I'm another producer? Is there a rule about that? It's not like I was saying that your material sucks. I was bringing up a serious, legitimate issue. If you have a moral/ethical question about my own business practices one day, feel free to bring it up. It would be justified.
Who said I was accusing you of anything? Yes, I was a bit suspicious at first, which is why I asked the question to clarify the issue. I was just asking to make sure everything was ok for the models, which should always be a top priority for any producer. You have to understand that not everyone is totally honest with them. While I now accept that you are (and, frankly, I congratulate you for it), you have to admit that it's not obvious at all at first, considering what you have in mind. I seriously doubt that the percentage of girls that will be ok with everything will be very high, and since I can't imagine having a big sign that explains it in detail, it might turn out to be a delicate, awkward process to have to explain it to each interested candidate on the spot, more or less in public. Hell, I personally couldn't stand having to deal with the shock and possible disgust of many people in one day. I'm sure there are other producers who would try to make it easier for themselves by not telling the models the whole story. Also, it might actually be a bit risky, you know, if someone takes offense to what you're doing and decides that calling security would be the right thing to do. It wouldn't be the first time someone did something like that. Not that it would necessarily lead to actual trouble, but it would still be painful, and who knows, you might be asked to leave.
If you're annoyed that I'm trying to make sure the models are treated in a fair and honest way, well, that's unfortunate. I, personally, don't feel the need to apologize for that.
As for my taking pictures and filming people when I was a young lad, I would thank you for not using that to make me sound like a bad guy. Again, not my proudest moments, but that was a long time ago, I haven't done that in many, many years, and like I said, I never distributed that material. Besides, I doubt I'm the only foot/tickling fan who captured such material for personal use at one point of their lives. This is not an excuse, you understand. I know it was kind of lame of me to do so. But I still think it's not a big offense. Selling such material without the models' permission and without making absolutely sure they understand what they're getting into, however, would be unexcusable. I'm very glad to hear you agree with me. Frankly, I thought that you might try to avoid my question (you wouldn't be the first), but you're obviously very transparent about what you do, and I can appreciate that.