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Some models participated in photosets but have then disappeared. They have the second occupation? They work and filming in Hollywood? Study at universities? Girls from Killville and Dead Drop Georgies como Lacey, Danica Murad,Ruby Bordeaux have disappeared also them I more anywhere didn't notice.

As Blue said. Most models are not doing this full time.
In general, they are working regular jobs for that age-range, or hopelessly unemployed and taking gigs as they come along.
There are a few pros that have been around for a while and make a living off it, and those are the girls you might see at more then one producer or other off-topic fetish sites and regular site.

JohnM

I thought that models take pleasure in the work. Whether there are such women who play death free and do amateur clips and photosets?

Not to create a conflict where none exists, E, but the fact that costs are not going up for death fetish videos is something of a break for struggling fetishists who are saving up for those costly customs. But we love our models and want them to be happy too. I guess the market will decide how things work themselves out.

Lunfardo wrote:I thought that models take pleasure in the work. Whether there are such women who play death free and do amateur clips and photosets?

I think they are in the minority. My impression is that the vast majority of death fetish actresses do not have the fetish. They're not going to act for free in videos that producers are going to sell to make a profit. Why would they, if it doesn't turn them on? Sure, it's fun! All of my actresses enjoy doing the work, but they've got to pay the bills too.

Blue

In United States it is a lot of people of a deadly fetish?
The death fetish in the USA is very popular?
It is possible to speak about this theme in a society or this thema is a taboo?

At us in Latvia it is possible to speak about it.
In Russia, Estonia are many clubs where it is possible to realize the fantasies, to make photos, to use the toy weapon. It fans, in real life they - engineers do, the teacher, sellers, seamen, drivers of trucks. They don't receive money for a photo, they pay to make a hobby.

I'd be interested to see this treasure trove of Latvian amateur death fetish films... I'm sure it is more easily talked about in some parts of the world (Hell, we're not even very good at talking about normal sex here), but I'm surprised to hear it is that open anywhere. Maybe in one or two fetish clubs with a few very open folks of that particular bent.

-D

Not in my Latvia, but i have hear about Russia and Estonia.
I don't know the address. If it arises in Latvia I will be the first who will come there.
I there and then will write about it at a forum.
I thought that in the USA some thousand clubs and television. I thought that in the USA it is possible to speak about it openly and it is very popular. I was mistaken.

In what countryfrom first world death fetish is most popular?

I think. and I could be wrong.......that Paola has done fetish acting just for the love of it

If I had to guess which country had the most open policy toward the fetish, as an outsider I would guess Japan. In the USA, the actual fetish is pretty much "underground," but female death scenes are common in drama where they pass without much problem. After all, dramatizing the violent demise of beautiful women before an audience is at least as old as Shakespeare.

And that it is, lovely Dpaul

I must be an exception, then. Modeling is my full-time job. But then again, I don't only do death work. I also shoot glamour, nude, etc. In fact, I will be in Hustler's "Cougars Unleashed" section, in the November issue!

I also produce custom content, as well, for myself and other models, and I do webcamming when things are slow. If I relied only on getting paid shoots from other photographers, then no, I probably could NOT do this fulltime.

Bluestone wrote:Except for female producers, I very much doubt that any death fetish models do this full time... at least none with whom I have worked. Some are full-time models, such as Kerie, but most have main jobs and death fetish acting is only for extra money... but I stand to be corrected by other producers who have had different experiences.

Blue

P.S. I am considering Debbie D to be a co-producer, though I may not be 100% accurate there either.

"Latvian death fetish" sounds like a great name for a band..lol

Deviated wrote:I'd be interested to see this treasure trove of Latvian amateur death fetish films... I'm sure it is more easily talked about in some parts of the world (Hell, we're not even very good at talking about normal sex here), but I'm surprised to hear it is that open anywhere. Maybe in one or two fetish clubs with a few very open folks of that particular bent.

-D

Well said. I love what I do.

Death fetish and bondage work in particular, tho, can be very physically exhausting. Sometimes emotionally exhausting, too, if you have to scream and cry and get emotional in your scenes, which I always try to do.

And yes, we all have to pay the bills. There are many fetishes I will shoot that I'm not personally INTO. I'm not into tickling or balloon fetish, for ex., but I have a lot of fun acting in those types of clips. I respect all fetishes and do not judge.

So long as it's all consensual and no one is being (really) hurt unless they WANNA be, it's all good.

Bluestone wrote:

Lunfardo wrote:I thought that models take pleasure in the work. Whether there are such women who play death free and do amateur clips and photosets?

I think they are in the minority. My impression is that the vast majority of death fetish actresses do not have the fetish. They're not going to act for free in videos that producers are going to sell to make a profit. Why would they, if it doesn't turn them on? Sure, it's fun! All of my actresses enjoy doing the work, but they've got to pay the bills too.

Blue