A Tog to Avoid - Please Read
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2013 1:24 pm
Hi all,
Now I'm not one to get caught up in dramas, mudslinging or bitching but I feel I need to mention this.
I worked with an amateur tog last week for a leather fetish website - which, to this date I have no idea the name of. Another model suggested me to him and I trusted her judgement. I worked with him two weeks prior to this as well. On our first encounter, I picked him up at Milton Keynes train station and HE asked ME where we were going?!
I was surprised and said that I didn't know the area. To this end most of the booked time was spent driving around trying to find a suitable place to film something. He was extremely disorganised and didn't communicate what he wanted from me very well at all. I was a little peeved but thought nothing of it, he'd got some footage, I'd got paid. I agreed to work with him again with another model; this was last weekend.
All throughout the shoot he was vague and unhelpful as to what he actually wanted us to do and left us guessing. For the most part we improvised and got on with what we thought he meant.
At the end of this particular shoot I was putting on some gloves and turned to find he was pointing the camera at me and gesticulating wildly for me to "go". So I asked him what he wanted me to do. Again, mad gesturing to just go - without actually telling me what I was supposed to be doing. By this point I'd had enough of being expected to read his mind and I did get shirty with him about it. He did not react well to this and started sulking.
He did not pay me or the other model the full amount he had agreed for the shoot and stalked off in a strop. He then texted me the following day to say I had made him feel worse than any other human being ever, which I ignored.
What prompted me to write this post on here was the fact that today he has tweeted me insinuating that I am a bully. Now that is one thing I am not and will not tolerate being called on a public platform such as Twitter. I have worked with many big name companies and never had anything but positive feedback. I work hard and have a good reputation and strive to maintain this. I have also worked with other amateurs in the past and never had as much difficulty with them as I did with this guy.
His name is Phil and he's from Manchester. I don't have any other info than that other than his phone number and Twitter handle, which while I may be the worst human being on the planet according to him, I am not about to post on a public forum. Just thought other girls should be aware how disorganised and unprofessional he is and not bother with him if he contacts you.
Thanks for reading.
Now I'm not one to get caught up in dramas, mudslinging or bitching but I feel I need to mention this.
I worked with an amateur tog last week for a leather fetish website - which, to this date I have no idea the name of. Another model suggested me to him and I trusted her judgement. I worked with him two weeks prior to this as well. On our first encounter, I picked him up at Milton Keynes train station and HE asked ME where we were going?!
I was surprised and said that I didn't know the area. To this end most of the booked time was spent driving around trying to find a suitable place to film something. He was extremely disorganised and didn't communicate what he wanted from me very well at all. I was a little peeved but thought nothing of it, he'd got some footage, I'd got paid. I agreed to work with him again with another model; this was last weekend.
All throughout the shoot he was vague and unhelpful as to what he actually wanted us to do and left us guessing. For the most part we improvised and got on with what we thought he meant.
At the end of this particular shoot I was putting on some gloves and turned to find he was pointing the camera at me and gesticulating wildly for me to "go". So I asked him what he wanted me to do. Again, mad gesturing to just go - without actually telling me what I was supposed to be doing. By this point I'd had enough of being expected to read his mind and I did get shirty with him about it. He did not react well to this and started sulking.
He did not pay me or the other model the full amount he had agreed for the shoot and stalked off in a strop. He then texted me the following day to say I had made him feel worse than any other human being ever, which I ignored.
What prompted me to write this post on here was the fact that today he has tweeted me insinuating that I am a bully. Now that is one thing I am not and will not tolerate being called on a public platform such as Twitter. I have worked with many big name companies and never had anything but positive feedback. I work hard and have a good reputation and strive to maintain this. I have also worked with other amateurs in the past and never had as much difficulty with them as I did with this guy.
His name is Phil and he's from Manchester. I don't have any other info than that other than his phone number and Twitter handle, which while I may be the worst human being on the planet according to him, I am not about to post on a public forum. Just thought other girls should be aware how disorganised and unprofessional he is and not bother with him if he contacts you.
Thanks for reading.