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producers: how do you choose the roles?
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 8:06 am
by zikazika
if you have a scenario with 2 girls and just 1 will be the victim. how do you choose the model for each role? what about producers who act like miss Pandora or debbie d? do you choose your character?
Re: producers: how do you choose the roles?
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 8:34 am
by Bluestone
One opinion only on one of your questions. I always choose the hottest babe to be the victim. In fact, there is a rule at Bluestone's Silk Videos that Petra and Suzi never survive a Bluestone production. Hopefully the lady producers, or maybe Pennpaul on behalf of Debbie D, will answer your other questions.
Blue
Re: producers: how do you choose the roles?
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 1:36 pm
by leone
I have to agree with Blue's method. As a customer, I'd be pissed if the hottest girl in the scene wasn't the victim.
Re: producers: how do you choose the roles?
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 2:05 pm
by Max5s
I approach this issue from 2 basic directions when creating material for Anne's Dreams.
First approach: I try to respond to specific requests of our individual members; therefore, allowing them to chose who dies and how. For example one member might request to see "Model A" shot while wearing very tight jeans, boots and topless. I write a script that meets the request, and we film it.
Second approach: This follows the method described by Evangeline; however, there are a couple minor differences. We film several videos per session, so I try to develop scripts based on who will be present for the session and use all of the models as victims at some point during the day. Again, as Eve stated, we try to play on each models strengths. And finally, since we use all female casts, I write quite a few scripts where there are no survivors.
Re: producers: how do you choose the roles?
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 5:25 pm
by zikazika
eva's procedure makes sense. some of the actresses while may look good don't really have what it takes for a specific scene. also the look must match the character. that's y diversity is recommended (race, shape,..etc)