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I've posted this elsewhere and given it to friends who are considering going into porn. It's written with the UK in mind - but the basics are the same worldwide!
Consider the following :
Do not enter the porn business if…
1. You will try and keep it a secret from any adult you dearly care about!
2. You are not prepared to be looked at differently (at the least) when you tell people what you do!
3. You haven't done your homework about this industry. You should know who the successful companies, producers and directors are. You should know what directors shoot what kind of content and which agents/managers have good reputations.
4. You re going to cry when your hear your old high school chums have started referring to you as the blowjob or anal queen.
5. You are easily swayed and manipulated unless you have an agent, manager or loved one that is willing to act as your mouthpiece!
6. You don't fully understand the health risks you are about to undertake.
7. You just want to try it one time to see if you like it.
Performing in front of the camera
What it's all about?
To me, this is the hardest (no pun intended) most physically demanding job in the entire industry. Not only do you have to get it up, get it in and get it off when told to do so, but you often times have to do it under very strenuous circumstances…i.e. in muscle-cramping positions, on very uncomfortable surfaces or even with men that you're not very attracted to. Throw in the latest trend of "Sexual Olympics" / shock videos and you might even find yourself rubbing cocks with a stranger as you both fuck the same ass at the same time! So, if your cock doesn't get hard when the wind blows or if you don't think you could fuck an ugly bloke for an hour with a crowd of complete strangers looking at…you don't even need to read on any further!!
The goal is to become a model that is actually requested for by other performers. A reliable guy can make a lot of money - especially in the US - and have a hell of a lot of fun!
While most males (95%) are independent performers. A small percentage of very special males are offered contracts to become exclusive performers for a particular company. This is extremely rare!
What next?
Obviously, you MUST be over 18, have a valid passport, decent body and a decent sized dick.
If you have doubts about being naked in front of complete strangers, then you could always try modelling for a local college. Many have art courses that require nude models. There are also numerous amateur photographers looking for models - HOWEVER, do NOT sign any Model Release contracts unless you've read them and fully understand the implications. I have a specific release that I use for my models that safeguards their privacy and prevents me from using their images for certain things. If you can't cope with this simple posing work, then there's no point in going any further.
If you have no such problems, then start contacting websites. Look at yourself naked in a mirror, and contact the sites that use models that are most similar to your build/look. Check their content to make sure you're happy with what they do.
There's more to look at once you've been accepted, but that can be discussed once you get to that stage.
Several of my friends have done porn with BlakeMason, Eurocreme videos, and other studios, and none have had any major complaints.
Anyway, I just wanted you to be aware that there's more to it than meets the eye, and I hope that some of the above has been of use.
But the best bit of advice I can give is: If in doubt - don't do it!
Consider the following :
- Your images, once out, will be worldwide forever. They cannot be removed by producers at your request if you later change your mind (many producers sell the rights on to other companies). Once on the web, your images will be there forever!
- Take time to think of the consequences. e.g. Will you ever want to work with children in a future career, go in to politics, etc?
- To be a good performer requires good looks, perseverance and a large dollop of interpersonal skills.
- Are you good with people, easy going and most of all, reliable (the reliable ones get most of the work)?
- A good porn star will take pride in their appearance and not just rely on being the 'new' face. This means going to the gym, keeping yourself clean, getting your hair done, etc.
- The industry here in the UK has recently moved to a health standard of an HIV and full STD certificate with proof of identification on it. THIS MUST BE UNDER 30 DAYS OLD ON THE DAY OF THE SHOOT!!! Decent producers should not work with you without this paperwork. Tests are either free, cheap or up to £180 per month depending on where you live and how organised you are about getting booked in advance. Don't bother getting a test until you get on an agency's books or have been promised work. The tests take a week to develop. Always check the other performer's tests yourself.
- Take pride in your performance and learn from other performers on how to improve. Add your own personal touch/speciality to help make you stand out from the crowd. The UK is still way behind the US and Europe in terms of quality of performance. We need to improve in order to compete internationally, which should mean more cash for all you stars and wannabes at the end of the day.
Do not enter the porn business if…
1. You will try and keep it a secret from any adult you dearly care about!
2. You are not prepared to be looked at differently (at the least) when you tell people what you do!
3. You haven't done your homework about this industry. You should know who the successful companies, producers and directors are. You should know what directors shoot what kind of content and which agents/managers have good reputations.
4. You re going to cry when your hear your old high school chums have started referring to you as the blowjob or anal queen.
5. You are easily swayed and manipulated unless you have an agent, manager or loved one that is willing to act as your mouthpiece!
6. You don't fully understand the health risks you are about to undertake.
7. You just want to try it one time to see if you like it.
Performing in front of the camera
What it's all about?
To me, this is the hardest (no pun intended) most physically demanding job in the entire industry. Not only do you have to get it up, get it in and get it off when told to do so, but you often times have to do it under very strenuous circumstances…i.e. in muscle-cramping positions, on very uncomfortable surfaces or even with men that you're not very attracted to. Throw in the latest trend of "Sexual Olympics" / shock videos and you might even find yourself rubbing cocks with a stranger as you both fuck the same ass at the same time! So, if your cock doesn't get hard when the wind blows or if you don't think you could fuck an ugly bloke for an hour with a crowd of complete strangers looking at…you don't even need to read on any further!!
The goal is to become a model that is actually requested for by other performers. A reliable guy can make a lot of money - especially in the US - and have a hell of a lot of fun!
While most males (95%) are independent performers. A small percentage of very special males are offered contracts to become exclusive performers for a particular company. This is extremely rare!
What next?
Obviously, you MUST be over 18, have a valid passport, decent body and a decent sized dick.
If you have doubts about being naked in front of complete strangers, then you could always try modelling for a local college. Many have art courses that require nude models. There are also numerous amateur photographers looking for models - HOWEVER, do NOT sign any Model Release contracts unless you've read them and fully understand the implications. I have a specific release that I use for my models that safeguards their privacy and prevents me from using their images for certain things. If you can't cope with this simple posing work, then there's no point in going any further.
If you have no such problems, then start contacting websites. Look at yourself naked in a mirror, and contact the sites that use models that are most similar to your build/look. Check their content to make sure you're happy with what they do.
There's more to look at once you've been accepted, but that can be discussed once you get to that stage.
Several of my friends have done porn with BlakeMason, Eurocreme videos, and other studios, and none have had any major complaints.
Anyway, I just wanted you to be aware that there's more to it than meets the eye, and I hope that some of the above has been of use.
But the best bit of advice I can give is: If in doubt - don't do it!



