No more decent Video/Clips

[COOLCAT88]

Yeah, people should really consider customs...

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[Deleted member 2452]

Hello everyone,

this post wants to get the attention to the fact that the tickling video industry is not producing good clips anymore. Straight and simple.

No good/new plots
No good costumes
Non-ticklish models (most important)
No teasing talks
Nothing.

Just have a look to an old tickle-abuse video and you will see he difference with the ones they are producing now. And they’re still spending the same budget, if not more, so piracy is not the problem here. Just FANTASY.

I see Ftkl producing some good stuff but then, once the plot is set, there it comes: always, the same, scene! I can’t believe it!

So the paradox now is that many of us enjoy more old-fashioned Tickling Paradise videos than expensive Tickling-Submission ones. They have gorgeous models, first class bondage equipment... and ticklers who can’t tickle!

To the producers I ask, have you tried using some passion and imagination, instead of just money, to produce a video? Try watching videoclips with Tasha from Tickle-Abuse or with Simone tickling stunning girls from Tickle-Central, you may learn something.

Sorry for my rudeness but my post has the intention to shake everyone! Hopefully it will happen!

G.

agreed!

steve

 

[tickletherapist]

I was gonna complain about the president, but I never been president before so I can't.

I guess you didn't even notice how actually reasonable was your point there. It's all the same. In almost any field, you should first get there to understand what's it really like and what you can really do. But complaining seems to be more handy, and it's something which is also useful and should be done.

 

[weezl]

But you will always have that fondness for the "old school clip" because at the time, it provided new stimuli for your brain. After time though, your brain needs new stimuli and the exact same formula with different people will not give you that same thrill so now it sucks.

Negative. I still watch the old school clips because they were just videos that featured everything that I wanted to see in a video. 99% of the material I watch today is stuff that was produced over 10-15 years ago.

 

[tickletherapist]

I think the key word in the OP's post is - passion.
If you are really passionate about what you do, it will be noticed.
I wish everyone not to lose it among the routine and I wish luck to all those who haven't lost it. Then it's all up to different tastes and finding the companies that you like.
I also miss early Magic Touch, Tickle Central, Tickling Paradise and TA. It was so natural.

We will be happy if you visit us and find out more about our concept. It's about the beauty of genuine reactions of real people who try tickle therapy, beautiful smiles and laughter, which is the best medicine as we say it 🙂

Just search our "latest started threads" to see all the previews and descriptions
http://www.ticklingforum.com/entry.php?6935-List-of-all-Tickle-Therapy-videos-threads

 

[chicago]

It doesn't make any sense to not give feedback or express an opinion on something unless you've done it yourself. At least in most situations, including this one.

That said, these threads are tiresome and I can understand the frustration.

I guess you didn't even notice how actually reasonable was your point there. It's all the same. In almost any field, you should first get there to understand what's it really like and what you can really do. But complaining seems to be more handy, and it's something which is also useful and should be done.

 

[Phineas]

There are TONS of producers just learning and still putting out flames.

It's funny you should mention this, because sometimes when producers do make changes it doesn't make any difference. People criticized Sole Mates for stuff like poor lighting and shot composition. It got fixed - the stuff from like late 2015 onward was markedly better than the earlier stuff - but by the time the studio shut down people were still bitching about it and making accusations of how it "never improved". People hyper-focus on certain things and getting them to acknowledge something else is, again, like the ol' teeth on a chicken routine.

Kinda like how every time one of these threads pops up, the OP says "the industry" when really, they just mean Tickle Abuse. The fact that TA's content dominates like the first fifteen pages of PornHub's search results for "tickling" doesn't have anything to do with that, I'm sure.

And while I agree with chicago, I do think that if a lot of these whiners tried to make their own clips and saw first-hand what goes into producing them, how little money a new studio actually generates, and the kind of shit they have to put up with from "fans", it'd certainly put a new perspective on a lot of things. But like I said earlier, they won't. That'd require, y'know, effort. And risk. And exposing themselves to the same kind of relentless bullshit they've been instigating since day one. Doesn't seem like such an appealing prospect when you put it that way, now does it?

 

[chicago]

I pretty much figured it was a labor of love for most folk and am kind of surprised at the response to feedback. I thought most of it was to be expected to an extent and the rest easily ignored. Like a lot of businesses, especially entertainment-ish type stuff, for lack of a better phrase.

Don't get me wrong, though, I can see how having this topic brought up so often gets annoying.

 

[primetime]

Negative. I still watch the old school clips because they were just videos that featured everything that I wanted to see in a video. 99% of the material I watch today is stuff that was produced over 10-15 years ago.

Ok...so what was it about the clips from 10-15 years ago that you liked so much? Just the old school clips in your answer please...

 

[Phineas]

I pretty much figured it was a labor of love for most folk and am kind of surprised at the response to feedback.

I'm assuming you mean the (negative) response to feedback? "It sucks, change it!" is not feedback. It's ranting. It is often easily ignored, but I'll address the lack of ignoring in a moment.

What I see is producers explaining why certain aspects of the business are the way they are. Those aspects are very real limitations, that affect everyone from the big to the small studios. But no matter how many times they're patiently explained, the response is always "I don't care! It sucks! Change it!". Eventually you just get sick of repeating yourself, because you can't do anything about it - especially when the studios that do address the complaints don't always get acknowledged.

As for ignoring it? Well, I'd wager most producers do. However, oddly enough, one of the most common complaints is that producers don't address criticism and engage with "fans".

Like a lot of businesses, especially entertainment-ish type stuff, for lack of a better phrase.

I can see that, but I'd counter with the notion that this is such a niche industry that producers have to rely on direct interaction with fans and customers far more than, say, 20th Century Fox. Sure, people pirate the blockbusters too, but enough other people are buying tickets and DVDs that the movies are still worth making. Tickling videos are pirated as a general rule and producers often get "feedback" that can't be constructively acted on, then told they're assholes for not acting on it. Nobody has infinite patience for it, either, even though you're often not trying to convince the idiot you're lecturing, but the other people who are just silently standing by and watching.

That said, it's increasingly become more common for directors and stars to take to Twitter and deride the fanbases for not just shutting up and consuming shitty product, so there's that.

 

[chicago]

Well i mean, it's easy enough to engage with folk that are giving a solid response and stop repeating yourself if it's tiresome.

As far as businesses, I mean you could use a restaurant as an example. People give all kinds of crazy yelp reviews these days. Some are helpful. A lot are not.

I understand what you're saying, though. I agree with pretty much all of it. I just disagree with the sentiment about folk having to do it themselves if they want to give their thoughts. Don't let the shitty comments get to you. But it does suck we're on this subject for like the 2nd time this year already smh

 

[Phineas]

People give all kinds of crazy yelp reviews these days. Some are helpful. A lot are not.

Unhelpful Yelp reviews are often directly responded to/addressed by the business owner, and if it can be proven that the review was malicious, Yelp will often remove them. The TMF does no such things, unfortunately.

Anyway, tangent over. Carry on!

 

[chicago]

You may be able to get some comments removed if they are bad / can report them. Just tryna be helpful, not argumentative. Thank you for your insights, Phineas!