Oops.

Guess I didn't think about what it would be like placing an ad in LA... totally different market there.


Remember that no matter what, the way *you* work with models is going to be a little bit different than they way anyone else (adult or mainstream) works with theirs, so don't worry about it.... just put on an air of professionalism and act as though you've done it a thousand times before and you'll be fine. And after you've done 3 or 4 shoots, it really will be old hat.

I used to be a little nervous when we had models that had worked with other studios, wondering how we compared to them in terms of the way we work, professionalism, etc., but now that we've had quite a few models that have worked for others, we've found that in general, though each studio does have its own way of doing things, ours is one that all of our models seem to really like, and I guess at the end of the day that's all that matters.

We just tonight sent home the last of 7 models we've had here for the last 10 days shooting content. It was a blast, and we have some amazing new content, but keeping track of 7 18-20 year old gay boys for 10 days and keeping everything on schedule is pretty tiring. AJ and I are exhausted, and looking forward to a day or two of having no one around before starting up again