Archive for September, 2008

Frothing at the Mouse

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 30 - 2008

People who’d never say something horrible in real life will do it again and again and again online. It’s like the behavior of crowds, or those mass beatings where no one gets blamed because everyone’s at fault.

Taking Things in Stride

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 30 - 2008

When someone tries to mess with you, tries to cut you down, tries to tell you that you’re not worth something – LAUGH IT OFF. It is important to remember that. You can always go and take out your aggressions elsewhere, like at a gym. But as far as your public persona is concerned, you MUST be your own PR representative. Don’t let it get to you.

Paperwork

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 29 - 2008

I will discuss contractual paperwork later, but let’s talk about what you need to bring to set with you.

A Basic Kit

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 28 - 2008

What should you be taking with you to a set so that you appear professional, prepared, and ready to not be taken advantage of? It depends on the shoot, but primarily a “kit” will consist of:

Learning How to Pose

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 26 - 2008

The biggest problem that a lot of girls face is that they have no experience. When I started, I didn’t even like snapshots, much less know how to pose when it came to posed shots. And when you include nudity, your own insecurities about your body, and another person’s naked body into the equation…you can see how nervewracking it might get.

Getting Tested

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 24 - 2008

I don’t care if a production company tells you that “It’s OK, the guy we use is totally clean”, or “I’m the one you’ll be doing the scene with and I am totally a-ok” – NEVER EVER EVER do a scene with talent that is not tested. EVER. EVER EVER EVER.

Your Niche – Addendum

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 22 - 2008

About niches…they change. The popularity of one niche will change over time, over what is popular in mainstream entertainment. Be prepared to be flexible. You might be in two niches and not know it.

What exactly IS your niche?

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 20 - 2008

Once you’ve figured out what your niche is, I would suggest you search online to see what kind of content is available in that particular niche, to make sure that you have an accurate assessment of what it is that you think you are suited for. There are several “free” porn sites that are perfect for research purposes.

Before We Continue…

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 18 - 2008

If you are prepared to live alone, with no support, to be used in a trade that only cares about your flesh and not about your soul – that is, if you feel that you are strong enough to be in this industry without falling prey to alcohol and drug abuse, abuse by producers and directors and people that call themselves managers – that is, if you are prepared to be strong enough to stand your ground no matter what – then we have a deal.

My Decision to get into the Adult Business

Posted by Kelly Shibari On September - 16 - 2008

You too can learn how to produce your own content, take advantage of all of the online and offline opportunities available to you, and do so in a safe, business-like manner. This is the ONLY method in which to be successful in an industry that is more often than not filled with dangerous opportunities and pitfalls.

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