You are watching, more than not... a scripted interview. Not the actual interview. This is "Reality porn"Originally Posted by dbndc
A standard interview is set up to see the model in person and verify they have a real identification card with photo, name and DOB listed. Also to set up a head and body shot if photos are not provided by the model.
You also use this time to let the model know what to expect of your shoot and style. Answer any questions the model may have and supply them with the proper paperwork.
A good studio will also go over the risk of working in adult. With the twink market, people forget to remind the models they are still young and this could come back to haunt them when they are older.
Looking out for your models and earning their respect includes letting them say no because you gave them too much information about what they are getting into. And I welcome them to tell me know. We are not here to fuck models albeit actual sex with them or messing up their life.
Ever meet a stripper who does it to pay for school? They shoot porn to pay for school? Well you don't go to school to work at wal-mart.
Myself, I also have a sheet that reads like a real estate contract where I have the model initial bullet points that go into detail the ramifications of their reemployment. (even in fine art nude)
But the movies you see. The model knows before filming, this is going to be the script to follow.
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