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Originally Posted by EukerVoorn
Personally I feel it's better for your biz, as a producer, not to try to have sex with your models especially on the set. This for the simple reason that if you keep your distance, the models will have more respect for you and see you as their employer rather than a buddy which will result in better work results.
Personally I think that guys who go into the porn biz because they like girls, are like kids in the candy store. They may get their pussy from time to time but they won't do great business wise or they end up getting beaten up by jealous boyfriends or dads.
What happens AFTER the shoots between photographer and model is a totally different story but people fall in love with each other on the workfloor of any industry, not just the porn biz. Just try to keep business and work seperated if you want to be professional.
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We spent 100s of pounds shooting a model. Her money, film, make up, clothing, location. Anyone who thinks we did that to sleep with her isn't thinking straight. We spent that money to make a profit.
The respect I needed from a model was a finely balanced thing. I needed her to respect my work, me and trust that I knew where I was going with my flirting. To build her up and get a good reaction from her. not to get her into bed. That for me was always the easy part. Anyone who comes into porn shooting to get fucked. Will get fucked good and proper.
In his bank account.
The problem is the arena porn people have to often work in. no one wants to wank off to a girl on auto pilot. They want to wank off to a girl they think wants to fuck them rotten. Helps if the model has some warm feeling towards the person with the camera.