TVGuy 10,658 Posted January 15, 2018 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Popular Post Share Posted January 15, 2018 It is common for me in interactions with the other members of the pee fetish community for people to tell me how lucky I am to get to be a wetting video producer, and how I must have the best job in the world. I'm not going to lie, there are parts of it that are pretty great at times, and I have got to meet some really incredible people through this work. However, it isn't all fun. There are major headaches sometimes. Let me share a little bit of what I've been going through lately, so you can see how life as a wetting video producer isn't always the best option. First thing you need to understand is that profit margins are pretty small. There are costs built in to every shoot, from location costs, to paying the models a day rate, to expendables like diapers, cleaning supplies, batteries, and various other items. To make sure I stay in the black, that means I need to produce around 30 scenes for each and every single day shoot. Breaking that down with a two model shoot, each model needs to pee 15 times during the day. Even shooting very quickly, with few rest periods, this typically ads up to around 12 hours of shooting. That is 12 hours on my feet, moving heavy production equipment, and not having time to really eat or drink anything. The first few hours are fine, but after that it starts to get very tiring. A couple weeks ago I was really excited about the upcoming video shoot, however. I had worked out a deal where I was going to get an awesome location to shoot at permanently, would be able to store my equipment there, and it would cost a fair bit less than what I had been paying for locations. The only problem was this location needed some work, but if I put the work into it, I could use it. So, after two truly exhausting weeks of work and expense trying to get this location ready, a bureaucratic permitting issue popped up. It is a minor issue, basically I have to wait, but this means the location won't be ready by the time I need to do the shoot. All the money I had budgeted for locations had gone into this place, and now it isn't going to be ready. So now, with no money, I have to figure out a location that I will be able to shoot 30 scenes in less than a week. Even if I find a location, it can be a logistical nightmare- We have to make sure all the production equipment is there, which means loading up the car, wardrobe, cleaning supplies, and more. Then unpack the car at the location, set everything up, and pack up again at the end of the day. Since time is a issue, I am looking at how many setups we need for all the scenes. Too many different camera setups and we end up spending too much time just moving everything. At this point I know some of you are probably thinking that this is overkill, that it isn't necessary to put so much effort into production quality, all I really need is a camera. No one cares about the lighting or the audio. Unfortunately, people do notice when those things are lacking. If I slack off on the production quality, I am going to hear about it and membership levels on my sites will drop. To keep members up, I need to keep production quality up, and that means hauling and setting up lights, sound gear, and camera support equipment. Now don't worry, I will find someway to get this shoot done. I might be late paying some bills and be living off of canned food for the next month, but the shoot will happen somehow, it always does. Just wanted to communicate that making these videos isn't just getting to watch beautiful women wet themselves, it sometimes means living on nothing but canned soup and bread for a month, weeks of work that all ends up being for nothing, and long, stressful, physically exhausting days. Happy_fail, Theonlysaneperson, SJC Omorashi and 6 others 8 1 Quote Link to comment
ian flemming 231 Posted January 15, 2018 Share Posted January 15, 2018 I hope I speak for the community thank you for doing what you do. HPattern, Fisk, ola93 and 2 others 5 Quote Link to comment
Dunney 475 Posted January 15, 2018 Share Posted January 15, 2018 1 hour ago, ian flemming said: I hope I speak for the community thank you for doing what you do. Endorsed. I'm sorry I live too far away to be of help. ian flemming 1 Quote Link to comment
Guest Posted January 16, 2018 Share Posted January 16, 2018 Yep, I understand! :( You do very good too BTW! :) Quote Link to comment
Canticle Natura 239 Posted January 16, 2018 Share Posted January 16, 2018 On 1/15/2018 at 12:18 AM, TVGuy said: it sometimes means living on nothing but canned soup and bread for a month When you're in a "period of extra wealth," I would recommend finding a basic rice cooker. In the times where I was in the same ascetic situation, I've found that rice is generally cheaper than bread (at least where I was in the US at the time) and you can do much more with it than with bread, unless you purposefully hunt for the discounted 59 cent loaves at grocery stores. For meat, I would usually get a cheap pork roast and slow cook that. I believe it is cheaper than canned meat in the long run, excluding Vienna Sausages. ~$7-8 worth of stew meat, curry mix and onions can last about a week if you eat it once a day and goes great with rice. Alternatively, Whole oats microwaved in milk can be a hearty breakfast that is on the cheaper end of the spectrum. A multivitamin of course can be used to eliminate any nutrient deficiencies you might encounter from this way of living. Anyway, didn't mean to get too off-topic. I just wanted to share some of what I know, though at this point I'm sure you already have this pretty down pat considering how long you've been in the business. Good luck, I hope your future endeavors go well and that you're in the black soon. HPattern, Kei and ian flemming 3 Quote Link to comment
SJC Omorashi 1,550 Posted January 16, 2018 Share Posted January 16, 2018 I too have been in some hard situations in my life. I wish you the best of luck, and have gained new respect for your videos. Quote Link to comment
Guest mavfan Posted January 17, 2018 Share Posted January 17, 2018 I am sure that many on this site would gladly provide a place to shoot your videos...just saying. Quote Link to comment
kyrieelleison14 248 Posted January 17, 2018 Share Posted January 17, 2018 Honestly, it really is a shame that you aren't in a location near some of the other members here, I'm sure an assistant or two, hell just someone to hold the mic while you shoot would help immensely, and many people would do it just for the thrill of "being on set". I know from my time in theater and amateur film that production is hell at the best of times, especially finding locations to shoot at. It really is a testament though because of how much your site means to everyone here that the work you are doing is great, and I hope that you can muddle through this and get a nice permanent place to shoot at. Quote Link to comment
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