Yes, the RAW footage has been up for a week now in the UMD and Vidown stores (and thanks for the sales!), but I just realized I never "officially" announced our newest model. So, as I continue to sloooowly edit, please take the opportunity to meet.... Megan!

Super long hair, super killer body, and a tendency to be fully naked in most of her shoots... What's not to love? And yet, Megan's greatest asset might be that she's an *amazing* pie target. And I don't say this lightly: Other models over the years have been crazier, and goofier, and more adorable when getting messy... Or their reactions are more over-the-top and broad.
Megan is different. She's more no-nonsense, more quietly seething mixed with the classic "I guess this is my fate" resignation. And she takes *every single* hit like a champ: No flinching, no wiping. Every pie, every cake.... Basically as good as it gets. I was kinda astounded.

So, Scene One has Megan promising a "hot" shoot.... Only to belatedly realize that we're taking her "Don't Be Megan" social branding to heart in the messiest way possible. 17 pies and 4 cakes later, it's pretty clear that you do not want to be Megan. But mainly it's just an excuse to watch her get completely drilled with pies, and lose her (see-through) bodysuit, and clean up... And get destroyed again. (And a final cake at the end.)
If you like quality AND quantity, this is one hell of a debut. No YouTube teaser for obvious reasons, but plenty of pics. Uncut footage available now. Enjoy!

Fantastic pics of Megan, Rich!

When you get models with really long hair can they wear their hair styled?

In theory, yes.

Practically, I don't want to cut my sales in half.... which is what happens when models put their hair up like in your pics. (Sorry, I wish that wasn't the case, but every producer knows this to be true.)

One of these days, we're gonna need a wam business seminar from you. I've seen little nuggets of sales analytics from you over the years.

A TEDxxx talk!

Perhaps this is just a good time to remind people that asking producers to do something specific to meet YOUR personal preferences often requires commissioning a custom video.

I understand that we all have our preferences. Many of us have specific things we are looking for in scenes, and in a perfect world, those elements would be present in every video we purchase.

However, in order to make at least SOME profit, producers have to appeal to a wide audience and work in generalities. As Rich mentioned, getting too specific can drastically affect sales.

So, in my experience, if I want to see something badly enough, I am going to have to pay for it. And I believe that the proper way to do that is to PM a producer and ask about commissioning a custom. Not asking in the forum for what essentially amounts to a freebie.

To me, it's a matter of etiquette that gets overlooked with surprising frequency.