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Broke Straight Boys I think its time to switch up the models, Andy who I love is over used and people are tired of seeing him in all the scenes, seeing the same models week after week gets boring , you are also over using Tyrese. We only get one scene a week and seeing the same models gets old, switch the scenes up and I think you will see the scores go up. I gave the scene a 4 and all 3 boys 5's.
What ever happened to the cute bottom boy Avery Beck, he did two scenes that scored very high and that was it, his last scene with Dakota was smoking hot.
Hi Touchkrazy. You are correct about the repeat models and understand your frustration regarding the situation with seeing the same models on both
Broke Straight Boys and
College Boy Physicals scenes.
In recent years, it has become more challenging to find and hire models who want to film. This is not only affecting our studio, but it is industry-wide.
For example, years ago, we would get 10-15 models applying each day; we are lucky to get 5-10 models per month that apply. Out of those guys, only 2-3 guys make the cut to get hired. Not many guys these days are applying for adult acting, and many don't want to do "studio" work and prefer to film themselves for their OnlyFans/Justforfans site (social media).
For those who do get hired and want to film for the studio, they get hired, and the few that make the cut have to clear a very strict STD full panel test, which is now standard for those who get hired with our studio and industry-wide. Out of those guys that arrive, a large percentage arrive and have some sort of STD. Once this happens, we can't film them.
This happens often, so we have to bring and rely on the repeat models that clear their STD test and are responsible in there sexual habits.
Other issues we have been encountering, and this has been a major issue, more than I have ever experienced. Mental illness is rampant in this industry, more than ever. Keep in mind, we film in our home, we house 4-5 guys, first and foremost, they are guests in our home, and when they arrive here, they are unstable, destroy our property, coming down on drugs, threatening me, Eddie, and the other models. Many can't focus on the task because they also have severe ADHD.
When this happens, depending on the severity of their mental illness, we will have no choice but to remove them from the house (send them back to the airport) or they will stay the week, but based on there prefermance, and the severity of their ADHD, we will not bring them back.
Another issue we encounter, we will have a very nice guy, great looks, clears there STD testing, and a great attitude. Once they get into the studio, with the lights, cameras, and it's time to perform, the person can't perform. No matter what we do, we will try our best to film them, but we can't beat a dead horse. If the model can't perform, we can only do so much. This hurts us the most because the guy is super nice, has a clear mind, and great looks, but sometimes doing "porn " is not for anyone.
In other cases, we get a good-looking guy, great attitude, but when it is time to perform, they are complete duds, boring. It is great that they get hired and we "vent" the model, but once they get here, their story changes compared to what we spoke about on the interview. They don't want to kiss, or rim, or they limit themselves to what they are willing to do. In those cases, we don't hire them back.
As you can see, there is more to the story. Yes, you see the finished product that we film, but you don't see the "drama" and issues we have to deal with each time we hire and bring models into our studio. Unfortunetly this is the new reality that we have to deal with. It is not just our studio, but this is happening industry-wide with us and others. We learn to adapt, and we learn to figure it out so we can provide the very best updates we can under the circumstances.
