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Excellent reaction shots! Truly a classic in the making!

After watching an advance copy of the film, believe me when I say, this harkens back to the glory days of classic 80s TV shows, where the bad girls were bad, where the good guys spoke with their actions and not with their words. I loved my copy of this, the acting was good, and scenes of Suzi and Brandy in their undies? Priceless. But the most valuable of all, the reaction shots when they are being strangled. Eyes staring, looks of surprise, and arms quivering, it's a great little film. The location was used to its utmost advantage. Bodies being dragged, double strangles, sneaking around....very cool.

If you love the 80s TV shows where the cops went against bad guys and especially bad girls, this is the clip to see. (Especially when the bad girls are in their undies.)

Astro saw the promo page and all i can say is WOW your review says it all.Thanks to the models Blue and all who worked on this project its appreciated by the fans who recognize and appreciate these quality productions. Bravo to all and Hugs for Sus and Brandy

Soo excited to see how the Deadly Deal turned out. Night Flight came out even better than I expected. Love it Blue! Thank you!

Brandy,it was a gem..Exceeded all my expectations and the NY crew did a fantastic production job.You and Suzi got into the rolls and it was a toss up as who was the most coniving and deserving of Barts gunfire.The set up phone calls, your confrontation and Suzi taking a smoke break to watch your demise and your enjoying hers were priceless. I guess a alternate title would be the price is not right.Acting by all was tremendous and IMHO i think you all liked the script. The camera work panning , FX very top rate, and you enhanced all of both Blue and my ideas I know Blue liked the results. Also liked that the action was confined to that kitchen which you destroyed with your final demise.Only thing i would change is that you also could have taken a smoke break and cheered on Bart... Just a all world effort. Guess i owe you all dinner at Louies. G PS your arrow effort was great..Cheers...

Blue how did the Kerie/lena shoot go? you might need a little rest after that shoot and also a new thread...Tidbits appreciated.

Blue,

how does a shooting goes?

I mean... you all gather up at the location, then what? have a coffee, go over the script? do some test shoots?

ive always been a curious fan about the offstage stuff.

shootingmad wrote:Blue,

how does a shooting goes?

I mean... you all gather up at the location, then what? have a coffee, go over the script? do some test shoots?

ive always been a curious fan about the offstage stuff.

Hey SM,

I assume that every producer is different, but here is my approach:

1. Generally, I send the scripts to the actors ahead of the shoot, so that they can provide feedback, learn their lines, and raise concerns they may have about content. The exception is Petra who doesn't want to see the scripts beforehand. She is an extremely quick study, arrives the day before the shoot, and reads the following day's scripts the night before. The results are outstanding, so I have no problem with varying my procedure for her;

2. We generally start at 10 am, shoot a couple of scripts, have lunch and then shoot the balance of the scripts until we're finished. We do not do test shoots. We just start to shoot and will do several takes of a scene until we get it right. Usually, it takes a few takes for the actors to start to get a feel for each other. You cannot act in a vacuum. You have to play off of each other;

3. I like to work with the same actresses, because there is a formula to Bluestone scripts and they become familiar to the routine. Most have also worked with each other before. So, they already have a rapport. When I say, you'll then go into your writhing and death scene, they often will simply make all of the moves that they know the fans like to see, such as the back arching, the wide-eyed terror, the legs pumping up and down, and the orgasmic vocalizations. I am there to cue them, but the pros like Suzi, Petra, Kerie and Velvet know what I'm looking for in a death scene.

4. At the end of the shoot, I take the cast to an upscale restaurant, and we all kick back and relax. The time goes really quickly. We shot for 10 hours yesterday, but the time flew and it was very enjoyable for all!

Hope that answers some of your queries.

Blue

Blue ,thanks for educating us on what goes into each production and the cooperation of the Models anticipating the highlights of the scripts. Experience counts and it must be rewarding to see newer models like Lena develop.Any developing captures of last shoot appreciated..

Looking forward to the new site and captures.its warming up on the Northway Hmm Kerie nude??