Missa - process - Growth/Giantess/Clothes Shrinking

[missa]

A dress that I ruined cost $40. I hope to make the money back, in time, to buy another dress. A shoes and bra would cost more to ruin, but if I start making a bit more on Giantess videos, then I am happy to grow, stretch, and totally destroy them in the process-- so much fun!

I am open to reviews to guys have actually bought the clip. I thank you other guys for considering it. :-) It was much hard work for a short clip: 3 days, edit, tosses, re-shoot, more edit, but I find that putting out top-notch quality makes all the frustration worth it. I hope it is loved as much as I loved making it.

xo
Melissa
Missa 8390615

[Conker]

Originally Posted by missa

A dress that I ruined cost $40. I hope to make the money back, in time, to buy another dress. A shoes and bra would cost more to ruin, but if I start making a bit more on Giantess videos, then I am happy to grow, stretch, and totally destroy them in the process-- so much fun!

I am open to reviews to guys have actually bought the clip. I thank you other guys for considering it. :-) It was much hard work for a short clip: 3 days, edit, tosses, re-shoot, more edit, but I find that putting out top-notch quality makes all the frustration worth it. I hope it is loved as much as I loved making it.

xo
Melissa
Missa 8390615

Well yes, that I can understand.
But we probably wouldn't mind if you pick out a cheaper wardrobe if you decide to add more clothes (button-down shirts can go for only $10). That's what some other studios do to remedy that issue, and as long as you provide convincing acting, that's all that matters.
Thanks for listening to the fans anyway. It was still a great clip.

[Bozo]

You might also consider re-using certain items if you can. Shoes, for example, could be glued back together pretty easily (esp sandals). Likewise for bras

[Abazaba]

I would say for outfits rather than going to department stores. Go to thrift shops, you can find good items for cheap. A fair bit of them will be on their last legs anyway. So really that would be the place to start looking for outfits. Bargain bins or clearance racks work well too, nordstroms and other cheap places are good too. Really you are looking for things that will film well but aren't made very well. This will help your process out in the long run.

[vincent_richter]

Originally Posted by Abazaba

Really you are looking for things that will film well but aren't made very well.

So the discount rack at Wal-Mart?