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No excuses for confusion on any set.
BEFORE anyone travels to the shoot, both parties need a clearly written, mutually-accepted agreement - outlining all that will be done and the terms of compensation.
This industry has been around long enough to have all the words and descriptors to outline an unambiguous itinerary. Producers can even show sample videos of EXACTLY what they have in mind.
This reminds me of models I've worked with who told me about their nightmares with other production shops, when they signed up for N number of scenes for X dollars, but apparently, the scenes where not mutually clearly understood. So when the final scene involved a monster real zucchini hauled onto the set, and the model had second thoughts about fitting that into her performance, she was given a choice - don't do the last scene and forfeit all payment.
She left the studio crying and without any money. This is not a one of story
And, YES, to the other comment, about "models STAY in school".
24-26 should be the minimum age for sexual modeling. At 18, there is still a lot of learning required about how the world (and professional predators) operate.
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