Collection : dvd, Movie 0 – DAILY GIRLS with LUNA WOLFS
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Pierre: Welcome, Lina, to this casting call, We’ll film a scene that will enthrall, But first, let’s talk about your dreams, And make sure you know what this all means.
Lina: Thank you, Pierre, for having me here, I’m excited to explore without fear, But I want to ensure that I’m respected, And that my boundaries are always protected.
Pierre: Of course, my dear, your comfort comes first, We’ll make sure you never feel coerced, We’ll communicate and take it slow, And only do what you’re willing to show.
Lina: That sounds good, I appreciate your care, Let’s make a scene that we both can share, One that’s passionate and full of delight, And that showcases my skills in the right light.
Pierre: I agree, Lina, let’s make it great, Let’s create a scene that’s sure to captivate, And when it’s done, we’ll both know, That we made magic together, from head to toe.
Lina Wolfs: Hello Pierre, it’s great to finally meet you.
Pierre Woodman: Hello Lina, the pleasure is all mine.
Lina Wolfs: So, I wanted to talk to you about your work in the adult industry. You’ve been in the business for quite some time now, and I’m interested in learning more about your experiences.
Pierre Woodman: Of course, I’m happy to share my experiences with you.
Lina Wolfs: How did you get started in the adult industry?
Pierre Woodman: Well, I started out as a photographer, working for magazines and newspapers. But I quickly realized that I wanted to explore the more intimate side of photography, and that led me to the adult industry.
Lina Wolfs: What was your first experience like?
Pierre Woodman: It was exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. I was working with a model who had never done anything like that before, and I was also new to the industry. But we managed to create something beautiful together, and that experience set me on a path to explore more of the adult industry.
Lina Wolfs: How do you approach your work with models?
Pierre Woodman: I always try to create a safe and comfortable environment for the models I work with. I want them to feel relaxed and at ease, and I try to establish a rapport with them before we start shooting. I also believe in clear communication, and I make sure that the models are fully aware of what is expected of them and what they can expect from me.
Lina Wolfs: That’s great to hear. I think it’s important to prioritize the well-being of the models. What challenges have you faced in your work?
Pierre Woodman: One of the biggest challenges I face is the stigma that is attached to the adult industry. There are still many people who view it as taboo or immoral, and that can make it difficult to operate within the industry. There are also legal and regulatory challenges that we have to navigate, as well as competition from other producers and directors.
Lina Wolfs: How do you respond to the criticism and stigma surrounding the industry?
Pierre Woodman: I try to educate people about the industry and show them that it can be a positive and empowering experience for the models involved. I also believe that it’s important to be transparent about our practices and to operate within the law. By doing so, we can help to change the perception of the industry and reduce the stigma.
Lina Wolfs: That’s a great approach. What do you think the future holds for the adult industry?
Pierre Woodman: I think the industry will continue to evolve and adapt to changing technologies and societal attitudes. We are already seeing a shift towards more ethical and feminist pornography, and I believe this trend will continue. I also think that the industry will become more globalized, with productions happening all over the world and reaching audiences in new and innovative ways.
Lina Wolfs: That’s an interesting perspective. How do you think the rise of social media and online platforms has impacted the industry?
Pierre Woodman: Social media and online platforms have made it easier for producers and directors to reach new audiences and connect with models and other industry professionals. It has also allowed for more diversity and inclusivity in the industry, as people from all backgrounds and identities can now participate and share their work.
Lina Wolfs: That’s a positive development. Do you think there are any downsides to the increased accessibility of adult content?
Pierre Woodman: I think the main downside is the potential for exploitation and abuse of models. With the ease of access to adult content online, there is a risk that some individuals may be pressured or coerced into performing or sharing content without their full consent.
Lina Wolfs: That’s definitely a concern. What measures do you take to ensure that the models you work with are consenting and not being exploited?
Pierre Woodman: Well, first and foremost, I always make sure that the models I work with are over the age of 18 and have provided valid identification to prove it. I also have them sign a contract that clearly outlines the terms of the shoot and their rights as a performer. During the shoot, I check in with them regularly to make sure they are comfortable and not experiencing any discomfort or pain.
Lina Wolfs: That’s good to hear. It’s important to prioritize the well-being of the models. Have you ever encountered a situation where a model has changed their mind or expressed discomfort during a shoot?
Pierre Woodman: Yes, it has happened before. In those situations, I always prioritize the model’s comfort and safety. I stop the shoot immediately and make sure they have access to any resources they may need, whether that be emotional support or medical attention. I also make sure to compensate them for their time and effort.
Lina Wolfs: That’s a responsible and ethical approach. What advice would you give to someone who is considering entering the adult industry as a performer or producer?
Pierre Woodman: I would advise them to do their research and make sure they fully understand the risks and benefits of working in the industry. It’s important to have a clear understanding of your rights as a performer or producer, as well as the legal and regulatory requirements of the industry. It’s also important to prioritize your safety and well-being, and to work with reputable producers and directors who prioritize those values as well.
Lina Wolfs: Thank you for sharing your insights, Pierre. It’s been great talking to you.
Pierre Woodman: Thank you, Lina. It was a pleasure to speak with you as well.