Tickle video cuts

[Soles_Scream]

Folks who consume tickle content - but don't produce it - why do you think that most tickle videos have cuts in them? Also, do you have a strong opinion on video/clip cuts in general?

 

[MikeMenace]

Plenty of possible reasons.

The model had to use the bathroom. The model was losing blood circulation from the bondage. The model got sore or cramped up from the bondage. The bondage got loose. The model had a coughing fit. A phone rang. Someone bumped into the camera and it fell. The battery in the camera died.

As long as the tickling and the model's reactions look realistic, I don't care about cuts.

 

[shark]

She needed to catch her breath.

 

[TiCKleMaN87]

The clear obviousness/overabundance of cuts is one of my biggest pet peeves with videos/clips. I know there are numerous reasons why cuts may need to be made, but certain producers are better at making the cuts more subtle than others (i.e. part of the storyline, or during a natural break in the tickling.) When a glaringly obvious cut happens mid-tickle or they keep happening every five seconds, I find it very distracting and it takes me right out of the video.

 

[Doriansenigma]

Another thought is that more authentically ticklish people aren’t fetish models (unless they primarily do fetish modeling outside of tickling), tickling in shorter spurts is a way of making it more bearable for them. Which would also make it more likely that they come back for another shoot.

 

[tk86]

I have seen a couple of videos where a scene faded right as a hysterical ticklee was screaming her safe word. Going way back in time, one was “Student Fetish Videos 5,” when the super ticklish Jaguar and a blonde woman were tickling a third woman. More recently, Rosie Wilde could be heard yelling “Mercy!” on multiple occasions while being tortured by Curvy Sharon. There were fades each time 🙂

 

[U.N.Owen]

I would assume that it's often a model using her safeword (which I actually think is a cool thing to leave in the video), or the producer or 'ler deciding the model needs a pause. Probably sometimes there's just a delay while the 'ler shifts to a new spot or stops to get something or to check on the camera or what have you.

Cuts/edits don't bother me unless there are so many that they become disruptive, which I've only rarely seen happen with unusually amateurish producers. Though I like behind the scenes clips like Tickle Town did that show the setup and the aftermath.