I’ve recently seen a number of promotional video clips from porn sites – BoobSquad, BangBus, MILFHunter, Captain Stabbin, etc. – whose basic premise is seems to be:
(1) approach women on the street,
(2) offer them a nominal amount of money – $50-$200 – to be filmed/recorded doffing their clothes and having sex with a stranger with a member of the crew
(3) after performing the aforementioned acts, the woman is left on the street, out in the hall, in the middle of the ocean, sans money or transportation.
Are these really scripted scenarios trying to pass themselves off as real life? If these are what they purport to be, why would these women agree to do what they do? Aren’t they aware of serial killers, rapists, etc.? or is this the behavioral norm of the new millenium?
Women are approached out of the blue, and offered a nominal fee to prostitue themselves, and are then stranded.
or
Actresses agree to play the part of women approached out of the blue, offered nominal amount to have sex with strangers, and then be filmed looking stranded.
Maybe once upon a time someone did the stunt for real, but I doubt any of it is real any more. My ex used to do topless stuff for a popular sight featuring narual large busts and we did a bit at the request of the webmaster/photographer where I “just happened” to be delivering a pizza during their photo shoot and “Betty” (not her realy name, but he came up wit the utterly brilliant moniker of “Betty Boobs” for her) was so taken with “the pizza delivery guy” she just had to give me oral. What the hey, I got paid to get oral and I can say I have been a “porn actor”. heh.
After doing a little research (what I wouldn’t do for the pursuit of the truth) I found a few of those supposedly “spontaneous porn star” sites with a disclaimer similar to the one found at mikesapartment.com
“All performers are given the opportunity to be tested for sexually transmitted diseases at no charge to themselves within a reasonable amount of time before their performance. All activity is arranged and discussed in advance of filming and every effort is made to insure the health and safety of the performers and to ensure that their performance is a pleasant and enjoyable experience.”
It seems as if these would be set ups. However, after seeing those idiot girls spontaneously take their clothes off for “Girls Gone Wild”, knowing that there is going to be about 10 million copies of the tape sold, I am not so sure!
Sorry, I forgot to put this disclaimer from the “Boob Squad” website that you mentioned:
“The videos and images in this site are intended to be used by responsible adults as sexual aids, to provide sexual education and to provide sexual entertainment. The images and videos within this website depict real people and their behaviors when placed in fantasy situations. The behavior and actions within are intended only for the world of fantasy and it would be both
irresponsible and dangerous to behave or act this way in the real world.”
According to them, they are fake situations.
I have zero sympathy for the women suing these filmmakers, and I would note that although the woman in Beadalin’s first link “won” her lawsuit, it was not by a trial on the merits. The video makers never filed an answer, and she merely won a judgement on her pleadings.
Thanks chriscya for those quotes. However, I don’t know how you can jump to the conclusion that these are set-ups. I don’t doubt that the participants signed agreements to allow showing of the videos, these clowns don’t want to be sued. (see ‘Girls GoneWild’ lawsuits cites). These disclaimers read more like protection against lawsuits when some airhead agrees to do this for some fake outfit, then sues these guys because they saw it done on their site.
If I remember correctly, there used to be a show in Manhattan called something like “Ugly George.” This was a gentleman dressed in an aluminum jump suit, with what looked like a coleander with headlights on his head, and a video camera. I guess it was about twenty years ago, and the camera and battery set ups were enormous. Anyway, George used to wander around the streets of Manhattan, and ask pretty girls if they would like to be on TV - all they had to do was take their clothes or at least their tops off so he could tape them. He recorded the entire encounter from initial conversation to performance, and had his show run late night on a public access channel. My friend Eileen, who looked like a young, thin Anna Nicole Smith, said she was one of his stars, but I never saw her. She said that it was exactly the way it appeared on TV - she was approached on the street (outside the Columbus Circle Book Store no less), he simply walked up to her and said what he wanted. He was persistent, but not impolite, and had two or three people with him, including someone taping him talking to her. He made it clear that she would not be paid and that there was no tangible reward or promise of anything. Since she was with two of her friends, she felt fairly safe, and had already seen the show herself. When they got to her apartment, Eileen simply took off all of her clothes in the hallway, stood there for a few seconds, turned around, and walked into her apartment - no dancing or posing or nothing. Eileen said they laughed all through it, nothing was staged, and that is was simply a lot of idiotic fun. The most amazing part was that some of her neighbors (they taped in the hallway of her apartment building) simply walked right by as if this was perfectly normal. She swears that her getting naked in the hallway was a little but unusual. I have my doubts about that.