Mr. X wrote:Logan wrote:Free was the wrong word to use. And why would you pull up a thread that is over a year old and has to do with someone else? I took over the DH site... Back then it wasn't 100% mine. I get the point about the question but find it funny that on the main page, there are 4 other producers asking the same question.
I don't care if a producer asks for ideas. Be my guest. Generate excitement for your products. I think every producer should do that. Get people involved and excited.
Its this weird "I don't make fetish material BTW give me fetish ideas" thing you do that bothers me. The problem is people give you ideas and you say "Oh that's not this studio its some other studio" and its confusing. Your naming of studios isn't very intuitive. When you ask for fetish related ideas you're gonna get "hey take their tops off" or "climax them with a hitachi wand" ideas. Turning around and saying "oh that's not this studio" is confusing ESPECIALLY if your asking for ideas. "fetish" pretty much opens the can of worms.
I personally don't know how you are asking for fetish ideas in your heroine combat studio when you clearly are not making fetish material for that studio. Its basically just fighting isn't it?
Your requests just seem odd and confusing and especially your fetish denial.
Just as you said-- Heroine Kombat (which is one series from one company) is mainly fighting-- when I ask for ideas for that series, I'm not asking for fetishes. I'm asking for what viewers enjoy seeing. For some viewers, those things ARE fetishes, but they don't have to be for everyone. Cross the Line is my mainstream, PG company. We don't produce anything that can't be shown to anyone. And we have shown theSuperheroines.com project which features Heroine Legends, Heroine Kombat, Shadowgirl, The Protectors, Infinity, etc to many people who have nothing to do with any type of fetish. That being said, almost every Heroine Kombat video is a custom order. That means there are things that are wanting to be seen in that series that may or may not be fetish-- but again, as you said, it's just a series of combat films. Certain moves are asked for and that is where the custom orders come in. I don't personally care if it is a fetish for someone-- that's up to the viewer/buyer. But when we place that element into a film and it is shot like a mainstream film, edited like one, and the actresses know all about the process and include what is being requested into the film where it makes sense to be, then you can argue all day long that it is fetish, but the intention is to make it sexy and risqué, not fetish.
On the other hand, I have Rapture Entertainment, which is a completely different company. Different actresses, different crew, different purpose. That company is an adult entertainment company. I make FETISH videos for that company. Defeated Heroines is one of those. I have a few other sites that are in pre-production which are geared toward foot fetish, sleepy fetish, hypnotism, and other blatant fetishes. When I ask for feedback there, I am asking for unique ideas on new ways to incorporate those fetishes into a mini-story for a video. I can look up things about fetishes all day long-- but many people here have very specific tastes when it comes to specific fetishes (angles, shot types, actress reactions) - and that is what I ask about because it allows me to make a better video to enjoy.
The superheroine genre crosses over between PG & R or X-- I differentiate them easily. It just amazes me how upset people on this board are getting because they want to tell me that Heroine Kombat, the project itself (just to name one), is fetish, without a doubt. Honestly, I don't care to talk about it any further-- I know what the intentions of the projects are and I know I cater to fetishists. But that's a fine line I chose to stay on-- on the other hand, I have a site which is clearly fetish but no one wants to acknowledge that there is a difference. And maybe to you there isn't. Again, there is no reason for debate-- it's all superheroine and that's why we're here.
