Good for you Bruce. It takes someone really special to turn an honest debate about an art in film making and turn it into a perv fest being read by adolescent men that you'd much rather see on a site...
Good for you Bruce. It takes someone really special to turn an honest debate about an art in film making and turn it into a perv fest being read by adolescent men that you'd much rather see on a site like Facebook. But yeah you go and attack someone who stood up and said they didn't like what you said and turn it around as though she is somehow beneath you for being a little too sensitive. You are a total ass by the way.
"To whomever it concerns: If you can't take a little bawdy commentary in a discussion of this particular subject matter, I'd suggest you're a bit of a prude." ~ Bruce Macmillan I was just kidding Bruc...
"To whomever it concerns: If you can't take a little bawdy commentary in a discussion of this particular subject matter, I'd suggest you're a bit of a prude." ~ Bruce Macmillan I was just kidding Bruce, what you said was nowhere near what I said. I agree with you though, the subject matter does call for some joshing. It should be expected, and what a very prudish world we'd live in if nobody could laugh at these things. This is not the Victorian era. I apologise for bringing the conversation down a peg or three, but the question warranted it. I think we all (here in the UK) should remember too that in the US there is such a thing as the bible belt. Even the mention of the word sex could have them all of a dither.
I would like to contribute, buy that's a difficult question, one that I probably will never have to ask myself. Pfftt... I suppose try to get with your cinematographer beforehand to try and figure out...
I would like to contribute, buy that's a difficult question, one that I probably will never have to ask myself. Pfftt... I suppose try to get with your cinematographer beforehand to try and figure out what kind of shots you want, and do a lot of planning in order to get the scene done quick and efficiently, so your actors don't get too uncomfortable. I'm just speculating here.
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Good for you Bruce. It takes someone really special to turn an honest debate about an art in film making and turn it into a perv fest being read by adolescent men that you'd much rather see on a site...
Expand commentGood for you Bruce. It takes someone really special to turn an honest debate about an art in film making and turn it into a perv fest being read by adolescent men that you'd much rather see on a site like Facebook. But yeah you go and attack someone who stood up and said they didn't like what you said and turn it around as though she is somehow beneath you for being a little too sensitive. You are a total ass by the way.
"To whomever it concerns: If you can't take a little bawdy commentary in a discussion of this particular subject matter, I'd suggest you're a bit of a prude." ~ Bruce Macmillan I was just kidding Bruc...
Expand comment"To whomever it concerns: If you can't take a little bawdy commentary in a discussion of this particular subject matter, I'd suggest you're a bit of a prude." ~ Bruce Macmillan I was just kidding Bruce, what you said was nowhere near what I said. I agree with you though, the subject matter does call for some joshing. It should be expected, and what a very prudish world we'd live in if nobody could laugh at these things. This is not the Victorian era. I apologise for bringing the conversation down a peg or three, but the question warranted it. I think we all (here in the UK) should remember too that in the US there is such a thing as the bible belt. Even the mention of the word sex could have them all of a dither.
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if you're in the biz and you can't stand cock, tits, puss or ass, GO HOME!
I would like to contribute, buy that's a difficult question, one that I probably will never have to ask myself. Pfftt... I suppose try to get with your cinematographer beforehand to try and figure out...
Expand commentI would like to contribute, buy that's a difficult question, one that I probably will never have to ask myself. Pfftt... I suppose try to get with your cinematographer beforehand to try and figure out what kind of shots you want, and do a lot of planning in order to get the scene done quick and efficiently, so your actors don't get too uncomfortable. I'm just speculating here.
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♥ When I did a sex scene the director gave us both a large glass of wine! :) Love and Lite from Trudy ;) X ♥ http://www.youtube.com/user/TheTrudyLite