joninliverton
BSB Addict
Clay,
It is good to have you fill us in on some of the behind the scenes information. With that said, I'd like to follow-up with the following points:
1. If the progression scene had a model quitting mid-scene, It should not be showed as an episode. It is incomplete. It could be shown as a behind the scene, because in a sense we can get a taste of what happens when things don't go right.
2. One of the biggest pet peeves since the beginning of Broke Straight Boys has been showing the episodes in order. Are they being shown in order of being shot or not? If not what can be done to make that happen?
3. You talk about a "warm up" before the shoot. Is this done with all scenes? Most scenes? or? One of the great success is when things happen spontaneously. Are most shoots scripted and/ or "warmed up".
I know some of the posters have stated they feel Lucas has more experience than he leads us to believe. Is it possible some models may say something to you and it may not be so? It has happened in the past when a model says one thing and it is believable and later on in reality it is not. could this be a possibly with Lucas?
Thanks for taking the time to following up with us.
Live Long and Prosper,
Vicekid
Hi Vicekid - nice to see you posting again.
Yes you are correct about the filming out of sequence that we all love to hate - this goes back to BSB1 when it was much worse. However, I guess the priority was to get the first bareback scene out of the way..