to all the tickle producers

[cletus]

Where do you find the models?

Or how do you run ads to find them?

 

[PassiveArts]

Every person in our videos works here, both lers and lees. In that way, anyone coming into Los Angeles can come to our Studio and actually play with the actual people in our videos.....


http://clips4sale.com/store/7484

 

[cletus]

Do you place ads for the models or is there some website where you go to find models?

 

[PassiveArts]

We do not use models. The girls in all our clips work here at Passive Arts either as a Domme, a Switch or a submissive. Personally, using a model would really not get the effect that we want. Anyone that does a tickle clip here is truly tickish...

 

[laney]

Where do you find the models?

Or how do you run ads to find them?

Craigs list in your local area is one way (in the adult gigs section)
Join sites like onemodelplace (as a producer and photographer)

 

[cletus]

Okay thanx, that's a start anyway, are there any other sites anyone else knows about?

And I was wondering Passive Arts, that if they're not models, you must still get the girls from someplace, that's what I was wondering.

Reason I'm asking all this, is because I haven't given up yet on my idea of getting into this business purely for a hobby and not to be a big producer, but to be able to get out there and make some videos for the community.
And the only real thing stopping me is that asides from the fact that I'm a poor college kid going for accounting, I've read some of the books on this subject, but it still doesn't seem like I have any definite answers on how to get models who will think I'm legite.

 

[nostradamas]

Cletus, a few choices for you...

You live in the Minneapolis area, right?

Try the City Pages first, then other Alternative publications...i.e. Lavender, The Rake, Pulse, Reader, etc. There are lots more. That's a local vibe.
You can also go downtown and "put the word out on the street" at 1st Ave, Fine Line or work your way down Hennepin Ave toward the bus station.
Note: Do this at your own risk.

OR, try the web, but make it local. Use 55418 for a local zip and advertise on FREE personal sites. The risque-er the better.
Not Match.com, think a little kinkier!

Good luck Cletus.

Are you the guy with 15 kids from the Simpsons?

If so, how did you end up so far North?

 

[cletus]

No, I'm not that guy, it's a college nickname. And thank you for the information because yes, I do live near the Twin Cities.

 

[leechmaster]

Are you the guy with 15 kids from the Simpsons?

"Some folk'll never lose a toe, and then again some folk'll, like Cletus, the slack-jawed yokel..."

 

[The Last Laugh]

We do not use models. The girls in all our clips work here at Passive Arts either as a Domme, a Switch or a submissive. Personally, using a model would really not get the effect that we want. Anyone that does a tickle clip here is truly tickish...

I'm not sure I understand. You almost seem to be saying that a regular model can't be ticklish. It seems to me that such a person has as much chance of being truly ticklish as a dungeon employee, especially since this person accepts a shoot offer that's specifically about tickling. Unless dungeon subs and switches are hired based on their ticklishness?

What exactly does "model" mean, here, anyway? Like a professional model, or just a person who appears in a video? To me, a model is anyone who poses for a video, including "ordinary" people without any experience and professional dommes/switches/subs.

 

[The Last Laugh]

but it still doesn't seem like I have any definite answers on how to get models who will think I'm legite.

If you're done enough research, have the legal documents you need, present yourself in a professional, respectful manner and are completely honest and transparent about all aspects of your project, why wouldn't they think you're legit? And if they still don't believe you, why would you want to work with them?

 

[cletus]

I can't argue with that.

My main problem right now is finances. I had heard earlier from someone else that they make oh gosh what was it, anyway it wasn't enough to pay for the first year expenses. It was the producer of a more vague site, not one of you big time producers. He said he sold like 40 clips a week I want to say. Minus cost which I figured out once a while ago too and that was in the thousands for the first clip and then way less obviously for the 2nd clip (you would already have cameras).

 

[The Last Laugh]

I can't argue with that.

My main problem right now is finances. I had heard earlier from someone else that they make oh gosh what was it, anyway it wasn't enough to pay for the first year expenses. It was the producer of a more vague site, not one of you big time producers. He said he sold like 40 clips a week I want to say. Minus cost which I figured out once a while ago too and that was in the thousands for the first clip and then way less obviously for the 2nd clip (you would already have cameras).

Personally, at one point my own video project was is the red by an amount that was in the 5 digits. It took me three years to break even. It always ends up costing a lot more than expected.