Why Dont We See More Male Models/Cammers On The Boards?

For me it was a question of security . Both the the bro and I modeled a LOT while I was in the navy, always with the one studio, to keep regular bucks and a low profile. When the navy finally caught me, just as I was about to get out , I was fortunate the studio was willing to spend a few grand on a great military savvy attorney to drag out proceedings til my regular exit date and honorable discharge. Now that the navy is over and done with , I 'm launching TWO video lines on my own , military and ethnic, as well as web content / paysites

It is the reason I joined your board, to learn a bit about websites, as an adjunct to my offline video production companies. I'm looking for good distributors and web partners . Having said all that, yes, most "twink" models espeically , are not military or college material. It's "Wham bam, thank you Sam "

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Originally Posted by TropixxxStudios

We shoot mostly out of our home. I can't help but think of the Cobra mess everytime I send mapquest directions out to someone on the internet. Is it fear? I don't think so...but I am a lot more comfortable using guys I know already.

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Early on, I used to worry about that a lot as well, especially when Ryan was in San Diego and I was in the bay area and each of us shot content by ourselves with just the model present. These days, there are at least two of us for each shoot, and if there's even the slightest indication of anything unusual, we will meet the model in a public place first. (Sometimes the model asks for this as well, and it's always amazed me how many models don't even give a thought to safety and will go whereever you you tell them to go without a second thought.)

The affidavit supporting Harlow's arrest in the Kocis murder indicated that there were at least three loaded guns within 20 feet of where Bryan was killed, so even his own actions to protect himself didn't help. I'm sure a lot of those of us involved in content production are carefully rethinking their strategies and approaches as far as safety.

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Originally Posted by Ethan Masters

I started off in this industry as a model, and have since retired that title and moved onto webmaster. The average male model in this industry is not interested in promoting themselves. They want their money for fucking some hot dude in a tropical location. That's the appeal to them, not sitting at a computer reading about website stuff.

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You still look like a model

And what you're saying is pretty depressing. I'd like to think most of these models had a bit more the entrepreneurial spirit. I know this is the adult entertainement industry, but does EVERY single thing have to come down to sex?

I am a Cammer and Talent, Producer of content.

I have met two nice people here. My inbox is always open for more business relationships.

I am here as well. I do agree that many models are lazy and don't really want to work to promote themselves, but I think another part of it is many models want the money but don't really want a lot of people to find out that they do this because they are afraid of what other (expecially parents) might say.

Anyways, that's just what I think and what I've seen from talking to other models.

-me

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Originally Posted by MyLifeUncut

but don't really want a lot of people to find out that they do this because they are afraid of what other (expecially parents) might say.

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Talk to Skyler about that. He has a funny story...

Do a lot of kids parents look at gay porn sites? I always found that excuse amusing when I heard it.

Thanks for the compliments guys. I have only ever modeled for the one studio and when my time was up with them, I wasn't sure if I would ever be comfortable working for someone else. That was the biggest reason for me moving from in front of the camera to behind it. If my interest ever stirs up again, I'll definitely drop you a line :bananacock: