RE: Being a porn actor is considered a profession?
June 3, 2014 at 1:59 pm
(This post was last modified: June 3, 2014 at 2:04 pm by BlackMason.)
(June 3, 2014 at 1:53 am)paulpablo Wrote: Yeh I'm not arguing with you at all, I agree that being a porn is the simplest of activities. There can be some skills involved in being a porn actor or actress but it isn't required.
Hold on a sex...I mean sec. It's tough being a male performer though. It's harder than being a female performer. I'll give you the reasons I've noted from my extensive porn behind the scenes/documentary fascination. Many times the scene can't get going because the guy can't get wood. The guy can't fake a hard on. In some cases the guy has to fuck a chick he's not attracted to. This happens with the girls too but they can fake it. They can fake orgasms too. The guy can't. Finding a guy with the appropriate credential(s) is tough (He didn't get the job because he's got a great personality). Not only do you have to find THAT guy, but he's got to be able to have sex in a room filled with strangers.
Lighting is an issue because the directors need it to portray the scene intended. So if the guy can't keep a hard cock, it becomes a race against time. This can screw up a whole day's shoot. It can also drive up overheads because you may have only paid 1 days rent for the house you're fucking in. It just became 2!
This is why I don't understand why the chicks get paid more. Hard for the guys. Lol!
(June 3, 2014 at 1:43 pm)Losty Wrote: I think where I live occupation and profession are commonly considered interchangeable words.
I'm not surprised. It's a common misconception. Kinda like how a lot of people think theory has the same meaning in science as it does in ordinary language.
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