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Originally Posted by LK
I like the part where he openly complains about how much time and energy he put into it, then states how he is going to charge for the next one (on PornHub, at least). Hint: there is a reason mainstream producers do not invest to the degree this guy did.
Not a single thing in that movie seemed to involve the consent of a living female. The only live-action was this guy filming himself getting an erection. He's even investing in prosthetic feet and has trouble footing a $125 bill for what he wants. I find that and more to be the interesting elements because of what it says about this producer's life.
How old is this guy?
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Thanks for the insults. For your information, there was. The issue was that, my girlfriend doesn't want to be on camera. Would you be so fine being on camera? So I had to digitally manipulate and hide her face. And a lot of other people. Because it wasn't just one. And I knew having a guy on there was gonna be a complaint. But he was the only one willing to even be partially shown. And for the people who say why Pornhub. Any suggestions would be welcome. Besides file downloading websites.
A lot of the comments here are the reason why I really don't want to bother doing anymore. Constructive criticism is great. I'm use to that. I do work on VFX, for a living. But when I just hear complaining and not actual input. Forget it.
End of the day. This stuff costs money. And I knew the moment I bring that up. People would be getting annoyed. If you weren't, then I apologize. But that's how I see some of these comments. See everything in the video. And think about how much everything costed. Not to mention multiple duplicates to do different angles. Then using free time to put the video together.
If you like to know. To do even basic tests on a new foot growth, is costing me $600 alone. Just incomplete tests. That's why I was stuck with using cheap stuff before. Fucking wasting my time here.