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Blue will the Petra clips be a series like kat or will they be seperate plots. Also will you have some for postings in May,and adjust your preview list.Cannot afford a airline strike now..Good luck and do you have previews of your recent shoots.

I generally like it to take a little while with some grunting, gasping and squirming. But it can vary, too, depending on the requirements of the scene.

It doesnt really matter slow or quickly as long as the death scene is played out real nicely an the reaction times are goog as well it doesn't matter to me.

Not too fast. Actually speed is only secondary. Realism and eroticism interweaved are important to me. Realism in that it's *clear* she's dying. There's a constant visible drain in strength. And as for eroticism to me it's got to be very clear that there's pain. But I remember reading or hearing somewhere that all the bases emotions/impulses/etc are connected. Pain, hunger, sex, pleasure. So the perfect scene has the smallest hint of pleasure for the victim too. If you hit all these relays then you can drag out the scene for 10 minutes before expiration occurs or you can make it last as few as 10 seconds.

KelseyKinsley wrote:I like 1.5, right in the middle.

Too fast doesn't leave any trauma for the victim and is over too quickly. But too long and drawn out starts getting unrealistic and loses the erotic effect.

The exception is if the shooter is doing something with her as she dies, the longer she stays alive the more that could be done while she is in agony.

Bingo, I agree with this 1.5, then again I always seem to be a middle of the road guy.

Not instant. For example, a fantasy with Marilyn Monroe clad in a white nightgown, shot once in the left breast, her eyes and mouth go wide as she says, "Oh!!" and as her hand grasps the wound she says, "Ohhh, you shot me, I . . . " and then her heart stops, she sits down suddenly on the bed and slowly falls back.

I'm in the Tommygun/Jimbo camp; most of the lingering deaths get really unrealistic and boring, frankly, especially with multiple shots in the heart or chest area. I like a relatively quick death, with one or 2 soft cries of surprise or pain. Wall slides are great, as long as there isn't another 5 minutes of squirming afterwards. If I were to assign my preference a number, as some on this thread have, it would be a 1.4. (If I HAD to choose quick or really slow death, I'd choose quick.)

Like the way blue edits both scenarios and one thing you cannot do is add more .. So for all the work and money involved that goes in the more options the better. Its a rough call for all the producers . .

Personally, I like to writhe so I don't want it too quick. If I am going to enjoy a death scene I need to be able to see myself getting it. However, if it goes on too long, it gets repetitive and then it loses my interest. So, I guess I fall into the 1.5 category. Shoot me somewhere lingering, let me writhe and moan for a while and then finish me off with a shot to the heart or head. That would keep me happy!

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Ju;ie

Enjoy the crawl scenarios that Blue used in Design and several with Petra. With the cost involved it is enjoyable to see the models on screen more for the climatic scene. The slo Mos are great.

As a shooting fan, I would have to say 1.5 like the others have voted.

So, Julie, did I miss something..? Do you actually do professional model/acting work wherein you'd be interested in participating in one of our shoots? Since you understand the significance of "writhing," I'd say you get the essence of the pained, agonized reactions to the bullets and the not too quick, but not too long act of "dying," which is where the eroticism is...