by Steve on Thu Aug 23, 2007 1:06 pm
Superduper, mints mate!!
You know those paper thin super mints that blow you mind when you pop em in your mouth, well Vic invented a system with them. I think the real purpose of those mints was made for breath freshening (or maybe for interrogation purposes) but VS found a whole new use for em.
Now, remember that the pop shot is not actually linked usually to the actual scene. Scenes generally go... director shouts "rolling", scene starts. General order of things, foreplay (either girl blow first and then licked, or vice versa), then the screwing in whatever chosen positions and when all done and dusted a quick zoom in on guys face pretending to pop, then girls face pretending to orgasm and stop...
Now we go in reverse and photographs are taken. So the do static screwing positions going backwards through the positions they did with the photographer taking the images (this is why often there are different positions in the photographs to what was in the scene... people have short memories). Right back to the foreplay photographs and then sometimes back to putting clothes back on to the very begging of the scene photographs (however they are usually done prior to rolling). Probably explains why often the girl is wearing different clothing in photographs.
Right, photographs done, so now pop shot. In the bit here where they are all getting ready and the dude is standing around or walking around yanking his chain, the girl is usually sat waiting. When the guy is ready everyone rushes to the position, and pop... the final bit is done.
What VS does is pop one of those thin mint things in her mouth prior to a facial. She says that she tastes nothing whatsoever so could not care less about the pop shot.
If the pop shot gets a girl in the eye btw, the girl after the scene for the next few hours will have a really really sore red eye. If your ever doing shooting and want to use the same model twice, the first pop is usually not a facial so that she is not doing the second scene with a bloodshot eye.