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A blog dedicated to those devoted to a career in the entertainment industry.
Ellen Goldsmith, VP Human Resources for FremantleMedia North America, provides weekly insight with help from those that recruit, develop and manage entertainment industry inhabitants. |
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Darron Price and Tahl Price While in Las Vegas New Years 2005, they attended the annual Adult Trade Show. After pitching their ideas to smaller distributors and not having much success, they decided to use this event as a launch pad for their new ideas. They had instant interest. "What a lot of people do not realize is that the adult industry is another form of independent film making. It allows us to create anything we want." The Price brothers take care of every part of the project from the initial concept to sales through distributors, wholesalers and retailers. "Before we start animating, a story has to be written, concept art drawn, environments created. Male and female performers' looks, attributes and clothing decided upon. All together, it takes approximately 2 months of pre-production before animation begins. During production, we are always in and out of the office looking at updates. If something looks wrong we make instant decisions on how to correct the problem." |
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