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By continuing, you acknowledge the following: 1) You are 18 YEARS OF AGE or older, as verified. 2) You will not exhibit material from this site to a minor and will carefully ensure that no minor has access to it. 3) The material from this site is acceptable to the average adult according to community standards. 4) Persons who may be offended by such depictions are not authorized and are forbidden to access this site. 5) The material on this site will not be used against the site operator or any other person in any way and will be used only for personal viewing in a private residence. 6) You assume full responsibility for your actions.
Feminists talk about the virtues of “ethical porn,” but how does one DO it, exactly? From a production standpoint, several factors combine to ensure a sex-positive and respectful experience on set. With performers AND crew in mind, these steps help to create one of the fundamental elements of an ethical production.
Pink & White Productions founder and director Shine Louise Houston and performer/production assistant Jiz Lee detail the specifics of an ethical environment in producing porn, including: communication and consent, performer care, safer sex, boundaries, gender and language in directing, and much more.
With over eight years of award-winning production and performing experience on indie and mainstream sets, Shine and Jiz come together to show how a comfy environment can produce a knock-out porn scene that everyone can be proud of.
CRASHCOURSE: How to Create a Comfy Environment on Set by Shine Louise Houston and Jiz Lee is a free preview of CRASHCOURSE, commissioned by Smitten Kitten’s SWELLcon. Pink & White Productions’ educational program CRASHCOURSE featuring short informational videos by director Shine Louise Houston, and ongoing workshops that cover a myriad of topics, including technical information, filmmaking skills, marketing strategies, and performer advice. Guest presenters include Nina Hartley, Lyric Seal, Kriss Lowrance, Jiz Lee, and more to come.
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