mixing business and pleasure

[korovan]

Hello all,

I am a 34 year old man living in Seattle, and I like to tickle-torture restrained women (with consent of course). My problem is that ticklees are hard to find, in my experience. So, what I would like to do is find one or more other ticklers (male or female) in the Seattle area who would like to pool the talents and resources with me to make tickle videos. We could combine our money to buy/rent video equipment and hire models (lots of colleges full of starving co-eds in Seattle...) and take turns running the camera and tickling the models. I can provide a good place to shoot, perhaps you can too? Then, after we've had our fun, we can turn around and sell the videos to our fellow tickle-philes. Anyone interested in this idea?

John

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[TicklingDuo]

Sounds like a fun idea. I'm on the opposite coast. But, there ARE others closer to you. If you aren't already aware of it, there's a Yahoo group for those in the WA area. Here's the link... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ticklingfuninwashington

Ann

 

[Oblesklk]

Actually it's not as hard as you might think. When I was living in Seattle, I put some ads in the UW's paper, and got a healthy amount of results. It's nice if you can actually establish a rep (if even a very small one) and get referrals from models to their friends, etc.

I had some really good times there. But I hung up my hat because the industry isn't really for me. I have a new appreciation for our video producers, because I sure didn't enjoy working with models very much *shudder*

It was fun tickling their attitudes away, but dealing with all the BS that goes along with that industry was beyond my patience for someone doing it as a hobby.

I do wish you luck though. Keep with it, especially if it's something you'd really like to do. Send me an email if you like.

 

[mabus]

Exactly how hard is it to work with models? I have written critiques on the lighting, directing, camera quality of videos, but assumed that the models would basically dive on into the videos, because they got paid, and from what I hear, it's more than you can make washing dishes or mopping floors. But I guess I was mistaken. I mean, what are the problems? How much do they cost? Is it really worth it?

I think we the buyers would appreciate the hardships and frustrations you guys go through, so we'd like to hera all about it. Now's your chance to rant and rave, or praise if soem deserve it... We will ask you to do a certain video, or subject, and when it doesn't happen, we think our requests fall on deaf ears, or that the producers don't care. But maybe they CAN'T do it because the model is an airhead who doesn't care. Maybe they don't have many pantyhose videos, lets say, because the models just don't want to wear pantyhose! Buce Cambell wrote a funny book about his and Sam Raimi's experiences with "real" actors on the movies they worked on.