What's the most important thing you've learned?

[Love_Byter]

Hi everyone, an interesting question for industry profs.

With the benefit of hindsight, what is the most important thing you've learned during your time in the adult industry?

I'm sure everyone will have a response for this!
Brian

[MISTER C]

Never get excited when it looks like you're going to make a scrap of money out of your comissioned budget!

...because a dipshit no-show model is just around the corner, and her alleged BV is going to cost you dearly.

[Masie]

- buy your own domaine name immediatly on entering

- up your levels slowly to maximse work load (ha learned this one far to late i dived right in at b/g work and missed out on all the solo shoots)

- everything is not your fault - I remeber how mortifide I was the first time a male couldnt perform on set, I was so sure it was because I was doing it wrong or not sexy enough etc (which even if it had been true was besides the point as a proffessional stud he was failing to do his side of the job, he should be able to get hard regardless). Same goes for pictures, took me ages to come around to the idea that my picture sets varied so much in quality not because I was having off days but because the quality of the tog and his ability to inspire the model has a huge over all influcence.

Best fucking job in the world though xx

[SpannerProductions]

Don't edit clips and stills on your works Pc. !grin!

[Peter]

Always get the money.

[MISTER C]

As a producer, always ask for fully naked body shots from a model before you book them...(if you don't already have them in your wank bank)

NEVER shoot a model who insists on only sending you soft-focus, black and white arty headshots.

...........She'll be shaped like a shuttlecock, and have a mouth like a broken piano!

[Welshmorph]

That sadly model's aren't dumb enough to believe my penis is the camera.

Morph

[Charbbw]

I've learned that never work with amateurs and only professionals.