I offer this note as a review of my experience in sponsoring a custom video, “Flying Air Cream!” with Rev. Since I’m likely somewhat biased as regards the video itself, I’ll leave that review to someone else, should they wish, and stick to the sponsorship.

While flying commercially a while back I was struck by an inspiration for a risqué WaM-oriented sketch based on the traditional pre-flight instructions to passengers. Even though it was intended as primarily sexy/messy/humorous, rather than the humiliation genre that Rev does so well, I sent it off to him to see if he’d be interested in shooting it as a custom. At about 13 pages, the outline gave a fairly solid idea of what I was looking for, but also left considerable latitude for him to add to it. I found our interaction quite professional. He indicated what he could and couldn’t do with the models and facilities available. He offered possible ways to make the sketch easier to film, and less expensive. He asked a lot of questions, probably more than for any of the dozen or so customs I’d previously sponsored with other producers. When we were both confident that we were on the same wavelength, he proposed a sponsorship fee, which I accepted. Knowing that the texture of the pies was important to me, he experimented with different fillings, and sent me images of what they would look like on a model, this so that I could choose the texture, colour, etc., that I liked best. He offered clear indications of when a shoot could take place, and kept to that schedule. As well, he kept me informed as pre-production progressed exactly how I wanted things to proceed.

I couldn’t be there for the shoot, but the production, and subsequent editing went well, and on schedule. Being comprehensive would make for a review that would be much too long, but I can offer some examples of the service that Rev (and the models he engaged for the shoot) provided.

I had intentionally specified a pretty basic backdrop he provided a rather more elaborate one that set the scene nicely, even designing a logo for “Air Cream” ditto for the props. I had asked for the set to be well-lit and the camera focus to be sharp, and he delivered. I’d specified the main action, and left a variety of details for him to fill in, and he did that well it sure helps to have one of our own at the helm. Among these were the gestures by the model portraying the flight attendant whichever of them was responsible, these were done so well and in keeping with her role that I found myself watching her almost as much as the messy nude passengers (well, the second time through, anyway). The pie sits were well executed, with the passenger models left wondering just what to do with the pie filling that had just oozed up between their legs, and then deciding to play with it. I also liked the way the passenger models, once allowed by the flight attendant’s instructions to use approved electronic devices, reached into their hand luggage and pulled out their dildos, and proceeded to massage them between their legs very well executed. I had put a pun into the script along the lines of “come again”/”cum again” and the passenger models ran with it, with some very realistic masturbation very much beyond my expectations. There were certainly other positive aspects as well, but I think these examples make the point sufficiently well as regards Rev’s (and his models’) level of execution.

All in all, Rev behaved very professionally, made sure he knew what I wanted, was creative with the unspecified portions of the “screenplay,” and filling in the gaps, and, likely with the assistance of the models he’d engaged for the sketch, threw in some extras. Gotta love it.