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“With Amateur Porn: You Are Your Own Boss
This is the one major difference between amateur porn and professional porn. With amateur porn, you are the boss. You’re in charge of running the entire operation; performing, production, promotion, accounting and anything else that needs to be done. If you’re performing with a partner (usually boyfriend/girlfriend), there’s someone to help with the production and other aspects of running the business.
This is in contrast to becoming a mainstream pornstar. In mainstream porn, you are simply the talent. Most performers also do some level of promotion, whether it’s as simple of running a Twitter handle, or going all out with a website, attending events and other things. But as far as the individual scenes go, the performers are paid per shoot.
With amateur porn, there’s also no travel required. It’s possible to travel and do trade shoots, but it’s not required. You’re able to perform directly from your house. It’s also possible to work at your own discretion. This is in contrast to mainstream porn, where pornstars have to travel into a location where there is an industry (assuming they’re not living there) and you’re working with the producers schedules.
Indie Pornstars Can’t Be Turned Down By Agencies
The other major difference is that there’s no hiring / contract process with amateur porn. As long as you’re eighteen or older, you can get started in the industry. There’s also networks that accept all genders, including couples and group accounts. Instead of a hiring process, it’s simply an age-verification process. Once your age is approved, you’re able to start performing and earning.
This is in contrast to the mainstream industry, where you’re dealing with both agencies and producers. First, you need to get the agency to represent you, and then they need to get the producers to book you. It’s possible to get turned down representation by the agency, and it’s possible for the producers to turn you down for shoots.”
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By Antonio Myers“With Amateur Porn: You Are Your Own Boss
This is the one major difference between amateur porn and professional porn. With amateur porn, you are the boss. You’re in charge of running the entire operation; performing, production, promotion, accounting and anything else that needs to be done. If you’re performing with a partner (usually boyfriend/girlfriend), there’s someone to help with the production and other aspects of running the business.
This is in contrast to becoming a mainstream pornstar. In mainstream porn, you are simply the talent. Most performers also do some level of promotion, whether it’s as simple of running a Twitter handle, or going all out with a website, attending events and other things. But as far as the individual scenes go, the performers are paid per shoot.
With amateur porn, there’s also no travel required. It’s possible to travel and do trade shoots, but it’s not required. You’re able to perform directly from your house. It’s also possible to work at your own discretion. This is in contrast to mainstream porn, where pornstars have to travel into a location where there is an industry (assuming they’re not living there) and you’re working with the producers schedules.
Indie Pornstars Can’t Be Turned Down By Agencies
The other major difference is that there’s no hiring / contract process with amateur porn. As long as you’re eighteen or older, you can get started in the industry. There’s also networks that accept all genders, including couples and group accounts. Instead of a hiring process, it’s simply an age-verification process. Once your age is approved, you’re able to start performing and earning.
This is in contrast to the mainstream industry, where you’re dealing with both agencies and producers. First, you need to get the agency to represent you, and then they need to get the producers to book you. It’s possible to get turned down representation by the agency, and it’s possible for the producers to turn you down for shoots.”
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support