I like some of the stuff in the last post too. I like it when the girl sort of resigns herself to it and looks at the camera as if to say "oh fuck it, just let me have it!"

I also like make up, false eyelashes, blusher, mascara etc, so it looks as if shes put a lot of effort into looking great, and its all just going to be destroyed. I like long, squared off acrylic nails too.

Also, oddly, I like it if a really gorgeous, smartly dressed girl is getting trashed by a nondescript bloke in just jeans and T shirt and he doesn't get messy at all. Kind of beautiful girl gets messy, scruffy guy doesn't, as if its the wrong way round

This! Please listen to this!

I'll add: fun. I love when the model(s) are having fun, laughing, smiling genuinely. The pissed off model-look kills everything.

And if the outer layer (jacket, sweatshirt, etc) is going to be taken off, please get it covered/soaked completely before removing it. Thank you.

You guys are really gonna love SlapstickStuff.

Looking forward to someone creating the "perfect" scene from the tips in this thread!

Not an in scene point, but one that frequently frustrates, is filenames! When your download is called maa1110527 or part3 that's great for that moment in time. If we have all of your scenes perhaps they'll sit in order. However when you buy from multiple producers and only the scenes that appeal you can have a right mix-match and no hope of finding anything at a later date! Give your files sensible names! Store name, scene name and part, they can all be shortened to a few characters easily enough and still make them identifiable - when someone's looking for a specific scene type, it's easier to find and point them to your store for that scene!

Lighting can make a big difference, £20-50 can get you a decent set up - I didn't bother setting them up for an add on to a session with Maria earlier in the year and despite a blind and tarp between the window and room it was virtually a silhouette scene - not sure if Maria will upload it. I even tend to use additional lighting when I'm doing a game payoff in the bathroom as it boosts the quality of the footage.

oh and as I'm just watching something - Producers - do not walk in front of the camera! If you do, edit it out! You've planned your scene (I'm watching a quiz) so have everything you need in the right place!

Close up shot of knicker or swimsuit filling is always a winner with me

Like this?

On of my favorite videos was one Rich from Slapstickstuff shot.

Durring the cleanup one of the girls stood over her friend and twang her hair out above her friends head, causing her to get messy again. The friend complained and did the same back at her friend. The camera kept rolling as they naturally and organically kept doing it.

I've never seen it happen in any other video.

Haha, do you remember which one it was? Even I don't remember this!
But I do keep the cameras rolling for just that reason, simply because those unscripted moments you can't plan are sometimes the best ever.

If the video involves a game (e.g. Connect 4 or "higher or lower"), I want to see what's happening. It's frustrating for me when the camera goes for a slow pan up and down a model's body, while I'm thinking "never mind that, which hole did she drop the playing piece into?" On the other hand, if the camera does stay focussed on the game, that makes the video better - as well as the mess, I can also "play along at home" by thinking about what I'd do in that situation (a bit like watching a quiz show on TV).