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2 Profile ... Sean Storm
G’day and Shalom everyone! It’s our 2 Cents
Worth Down Under profile time!
(2CW) How did you get into the Adult Industry?
(2CW) Your look has matured over the years from clean cut twink bottom to hairy and scruffy pig bottom (if I may). You are maturing really well though. Are you healthy?
(2CW) Is there a type of scene you haven’t done yet that you are
wanting to?
(2CW) Do you get recognised at all?
(2CW) Who are some of your fave performers in the Industry right
now?
(2CW) What do you like to do away from either your day job or the
Industry? Hobbies?
(2CW) Can you remember when you became sexually aware and how that
came about?
(2CW) Do you have a partner? Open to the idea?
(2CW) Now it’s time for the 2 Cents Worth Down Under Quickies :-)
Any fetishes you are comfortable to share?...
Do you have a particular type of man you are attracted to?
(PS How do you feel about tubby Australian tops with no-gag reflex? :) )
Is there anything else you would like to share with the 2 Centres?
This profile we have is one of the Industry
Power Bottoms - Mr Sean Storm - sitting down with me and taking our 2CWDU
profile AGAIN! Sean was very nice to sit down with me and do a profile in 2010.
Sean is a veteran of the Adult Industry, having begun his career
in 1999. He has appeared with many studios during his career and is well known
for his complete prowess and mastery as a bottom.
Certainly he is one of my favourite bottoms and he has also branched
out and established his own studio – Cre8tive Juices.
He is now a VERY juicy bottom in the world of bareback porn and
his facility to take on some of the best in the business means he never fails
to deliver a flawless and real performance. One never has to doubt that he is
enjoying himself. And that makes him a consummate performer.
So please ………….. ENJOY!
(2CW) For the benefit of our 2CWDU readers, please introduce
yourself and your profession/s.
Thank you. My name is Sean Storm, and to the new generation of
readers I have been performing in gay adult films since 1999, and I have also
been on the production end with my company Cre8tive Juices since 2005.
(2CW) How did you get into the Adult Industry?
It all started, indirectly, with my first boyfriend. He usually
got his nut off first, so in order to get me off he would get the camera out
and start taking pictures of me. Realizing I had this thing for exhibition led
me to some chat rooms - back when AOL was king. There was a videographer from
Citiboyz looking for models. He lived just an hour from me, so I sent him my
pics, got a response to do a solo scene, and from there the rest is history.
(2CW) Are you enjoying yourself?
Yes. It' something that I love to do. But also what I really enjoy
is reaching gay men all across the planet. Hearing from my fans and knowing
that what I am doing is pleasuring them always makes me proud for what I do. I
have no shame in anything related to sex.
(2CW) Now I’m not 100% sure, but did you take a break from
Industry?
Not intentionally. Once I started doing movies for my company, I
exclusively worked on only Cre8tive Juices movies. My business partners also
run two other companies and there was a two year period between 2012 and 2014
that CJ didn't release a title. I went to my partners and told them that I was
getting feedback from fans wondering if I was retired or sick. Also, I told
them I was getting antsy to do more work, period. So instead of continuing to
stay out of the public eye, they allowed me to work outside the company. I
started with doing work for Treasure Island, then followed that up with work
for Raw Fuck Club and Factory last year. And for Cre8tive Juices fans, our next
movie comes out later this summer.
(2CW) You began work in the Industry in 1999I believe? How have
you seen the Industry change during your time?
It has changed SO MUCH since I started out in the biz. Back in
1999 there was still this big prestige with doing porn on the west coast for
the major studios. And maybe that is still a little true today, but it seems
like the era of 'the porn megastar' is over. There are so many models doing
work in any city or town the world over, that it is really hard sometimes to
break through and get your name out there. Those who DO are very lucky. The
proliferation of content now is spectacular. That said, the quality of the
scenes are nowhere near what you get from a major studio back in the day. When
I first started out there was an emphasis still on a scripted, quality porn scene
shot over the course of day or two with a director and a crew, a table stacked
with snacks and drinks, etc. Nowadays a scene is shot within an hour - and
usually the only person on set other than the models is the director. This fast
and loose shooting style was borne out of necessity because over the last 15
years porn has become available for free on the internet. Sales for DVDs
(anyone remember those? LOL) have plummeted. As a result, models can't be paid
a thousand a scene any more. To turn a profit, producers now have to pay models
a lot less, cut costs wherever possible, and shoot enough content efficiently
over the course of a couple days in order to turn any profit. The scenes are
now usually outputted as streaming. A lot of companies don't even release DVDs
anymore.
(2CW) Who were some of the bigger names you were fortunate to work
with?
After 15 years it gets harder to even remember who I have worked
with. I have to do a quick mental flash of my 50 movies since 1999. Here we go:
Brock Masters, Michael Brandon, Chip Daniels, Brett Everett, Matt Sizemore,
Brad McGuire, to name a few. I was very lucky to work with Rocco Steele last
year. He just started out in the last couple years and has already become a
legend in the business. On a scandalous note, I think I was the very first
person to have ever done a scene with Marcus Allen. We did a scene for THE
HOMECOMING from Studio 2000. A few years Marcus murdered a guy and is now
serving time.
(2CW) You have established your own studio Cre8tive Juices – when
did you establish this and how is it going? What type of product are you
producing?
Cre8tive Juices started up in 2005. We are excited about our next
release, which will be out in a couple months or less, and we are started
pre-production on the next project. In keeping with the current state of the
business, the scenes will be released on online ahead of an actual DVD release
of the completed movie.
(2CW) Some people started to hail you as the “New Power Bottom” in
the same class as Joey Stefano when you started in the Industry. How’d you feel
about that at the time?
Really? I didn't know that I was ever hailed as the New Power
Bottom. Joey Stefano was always an idol of mine. The fact that his name is
still recognized today speaks volumes to his looks and talent in this business.
I hope that after my gig is up in this industry, that I'll have a legacy as
well. I've kind of noticed the word 'legendary' pop up in front of my name here
and there. It's kind of a mixed feeling when I see it. Does it mean I did some
great work, or am I just old? LOL
(2CW) Your look has matured over the years from clean cut twink bottom to hairy and scruffy pig bottom (if I may). You are maturing really well though. Are you healthy?
Thanks. I am naturally a skinny guy, and I was never particularly
fond of my twink look. I'm actually really surprised I even succeeded in this
business, because I look back at my early years look and just don't see it,
LOL. But my enthusiasm and drive to succeed, not to mention my connection with
Chip Daniels and Centaur Films getting me the star exposure I needed to break
through, are what got me noticed. I did steroids for a couple years back around
2003 to 2005 and bulked up, then I had a surgery for a hernia. That stopped me
from working out for the longest time. I pudged up a bit as a result. I knew
that if I wanted to continue to do work in this business, I needed to lose the
weight and commit to working out. But without the steroids it's been tough for
me to put on solid muscle. I know in order to get muscular naturally that I
have to eat. A lot. But I also have this fear that all the food I eat is going
to go to my gut. I think I need a nutritionist and a personal trainer to show
me how to do all of this right. But as of right now I am still my basic skinny
self, hairier for sure compared to my shaved-look twink years.
(2CW) How do you feel about the prevalence and acceptance of
bareback porn?
Even though competitively I am not necessarily happy about it, I
still have this huge relief that what I stood up for back in the early 'aughts
to do bareback porn has been gradually and almost universally accepted. There's
no longer this mega backlash if a condom performer crosses over to bareback. I
risked it all in 2004 by doing the bb movie Storm Drain for Helix and Cumsloppy
Buttholes for Treasure Island. Other than Raging Stallion and Centaur Films,
the rest of the industry pretty much turned their back on me - like overnight.
It was really bizarre. But it was all worth it, because I did want I wanted to
do, and had MUCH more fun doing the bareback stuff. To now see once-condom-only
studios like Michael Lucas now churning out bareback. I don't know... it's
validation.
(2CW) Thoughts on PrEP?
What a relief! PrEP has also helped remove the negative stigma
once associated with bareback porn. PrEP is still in its infancy, but progress
is progress. Hopefully HIV will soon be eradicated once and for all and we can
all just sit back, relax, and enjoy bareback sex for what it was referred to
before AIDS: sex.
(2CW) With the data from at least 6 studies reporting that
positive men with undetectable loads cannot infect negative sexual partners, is
it time to step down from the still prevalent slutshaming of actors who do
bareback porn?
Are we still slutshamed? LOL. I guess I don't hear about the
slutshaming anymore because I don't really listen or follow the spewers' blogs.
But to answer your question, yes please. Quit slutshaming us. It isn't 1985
anymore. The 6-plus studies you mention, PrEP, putting negative models with
negative and positive models with poz when casting...all these efforts to
prevent HIV infection on a set should be enough to stop the slutshaming. But as
you know, when someone is passionate about something like crusading against
bareback porn, getting them to actually pay attention, listen, and change their
minds is sometimes an almost impossible battle.
(2CW) We have a sad long history of shaming in the gay community –
we have poz shamed, Trans shamed, fat shamed and now Truvada shamed. We love to
hate on ourselves pretty hard. Why do you think we do this?
Its sad to say, but I think its part of human nature. I think the
people who do the most shaming are the people who are most unhappy with
themselves. Otherwise, let it go. There's nothing admirable about shaming
someone else. In fact, it's pretty cowardly. Especially those who hide behind a
fake name and do the h8ting anonymously online.
I still haven't been DP-ed bareback yet, and I also still haven't
had a group of black guys gang bang me. There's other stuff I haven't done yet
either, but those two are what I came up with off the top of my head.
(2CW) Do you get recognised at all?
Yeah, what happened? Suddenly I am getting recognized when I go
out. Seriously, from 2000 to 2014 I was recognized very little. Now in the last
year when I have gone out people actually come up to me and talk to me about
the porn stuff.
(2CW) EVERYONE has an opinion on Porn/Adult Work, how do you
manage the negative feedback that can come with being in the Industry?
I weed out and ignore the negativity - unless it is justified. And
rarely is it ever justified. It's porn - it's just sex. If someone is riding a
high horse and degrading the industry for whatever reason, then that's a person
I really don't wish to hear from. And I certainly don't put any value in their
opinion. So it becomes just words that don't even get digested by my brain.
(2CW) What are some of the positive experiences of the Industry?
Far and away the fans and their positive feedback. It's really a
symbiotic relationship between each fan and myself. As much as they value my
work and send me fan mail or tell me in person, I value them back. Especially
now more than ever. The fans are the key that helps me continue in this
business. Without them, there wouldn't be any new Sean Storm scenes coming out.
And when the day comes when I do eventually retire, I will still value their
support for my body of work.

(2CW) What are some of the negative experiences of the Industry?
Slutshaming from people outside of the business. From within the
business, one of the negative experiences has been the backlash from that
period in time when most of the condom studios and stars found out I was
crossing into doing bareback work. There have also been some shoots that
haven't always gone as smoothly, or performers that I just didn't click with -
but really those were all so random and without my control - just like real
life.
(2CW) Do you ever experience attempts by people to stereotype you
/ be overly familiar or inappropriately intimate with you at venues?
I never saw these behaviors as being necessarily wrong. If I am at
a bar or club, or something porn-related, then I am not offended. I don't mind
hands-on people, in fact I kind of like it when someone slides their hand down
my pants and starts playing with my hole. And if alcohol is related, then it's
really not an off-putting experience. However, if I am at a grocery store or
somewhere removed where such intimacy isn't appropriate, then I take issue. To
clarify, if you see me at the supermarket and stop me and say you are a fan, I
love that. But if you then grab my crotch or ass, not so much.
I don't usually pay attention to names when I watch porn. I see a
lot of hot guys, but I don't always know who they are.
Even though its been put on the back burner lately, I do have one
novel written, and a second that I am half-way through.
(2CW) Are you open to friends and/or family about your Industry
work?
My family has known about my porn career since 2004. As for
friends, they do eventually find out, but initially I do not present to anyone
that I am in the porn industry. It just comes out organically through the
development of the friendship. And its not because I am ashamed of what I do. I
would just rather the person get to know me for me and not walk away from day
one that I do porn. From past experiences, that subject can dominate a
conversation at the start and get in the way of finding out about the other
parts of my life.
(2CW) Do you also escort?
Good timing with this question. For the last five years I wasn't
in a big enough city in Florida to justify placing ads out and escorting. I
only did a few calls each year - with regulars from when I used to escort
earlier in my career. But now that I am back in Ft Lauderdale I will be placing
ads on Rentboy and Rentmen very soon.
I don't remember how old I was, but I remember finding a stack of
Hustler magazines in my brother's dresser. I particularly remember being drawn
to the naked men in the pics. This was before I was getting erections, but I
knew back then that I had a preference for men over women.
(2CW) Do you keep certain things for private pleasure only? Are
there things you won’t allow on screen?
Yes and yes, but if I tell you what they are then they aren't
private any longer. ;-)
I do not have an intimate partner. I'm open to the idea, but also
scared of the idea. I'm always concerned about my partner wanting to change me
and tell me he is not happy with me doing porn. And if I love the guy back,
then would I start to listen to him and get out of the business? I don't know,
and I am scared to find out.
I came out to my parents after they found my mom found my Sean
Storm website in her computer's history menu. I had gone home to Illinois and
showed the website to my sister but I forgot to delete it from the computer
before I headed back to Florida. All in all it was a positive experience
because it also allowed me to come clean with my porn career. Hiding my
homosexuality and my career from my parents had always been a conflict for me.
(2CW) There is a perception that when Adult Actors are together
that it is a sexual free for all. How do you interact with each other? Is it
open season? Bitchy? Friendly?
I think it really depends on personalities. I've always been a bit
more reserved and introverted. Let's just say I've always been hunted - I am
not the kind of person to hunt someone out and take them home. That goes for
real life, and with other porn stars. If a porn guy I like comes on to me, then
I will be on my back with my legs in the air quicker than anyone.
I don't really see the bitchy when porn stars get together. It's
more like we have this thing in common and sort of respect each other.
(2CW) Do you have one particularly memorable scene/experience you
are willing to share?
I kind of like the experience I had with Jack Allen for TIM's Cum
Whore. The crew for the Treasure Island movie were already in my hotel room
setting up the tech. Then there was this knock at the door and in walks Jack
Allen. He immediately walked straight over to me and kissed me. Just having him
do that ONE thing put me into this mind set that the scene was going to be
really fun. I wish all scenes were like that.
Favourite Drink…
It's still water. I just feel better drinking it knowing it's good
for me. My guilty pleasure when I am out and about is a long island iced tea.
Favourite Food…
Pot roast with potatoes, onions and carrots. Guilty pleasure is
pizza. Even a bad pizza is pretty damn tasty. Minus the anchovies.
Favourite style of music/artist…
I'm rather bored with current mainstream music. I still like club
music and discovering a random song that hardly anyone knows about and sharing
it virally.
Favourite movie/actor…
I don't have a favorite movie. There are just so many damn good
films and actors that I've enjoyed in my life to narrow anything down to a
fave. So I am going to share my favorite movie and actor of the moment. The
actor is Chris Pratt, and in fact he's in two of my favorite movies - Guardians
of the Galaxy (2014) and Jurassic World (2015). I really hope he becomes the
new Indiana Jones. He will kick ass in that role and revive that franchise just
like he helped do with Jurassic Park.
Day or Night person…
I am not a morning person. It's not that I'm grumpy. It's just
that I don't like talking much until I have been awake for an hour or two. I
like early evening when day becomes night and the city lights up. It's this new
energy that snaps me out of my lull and gets me excited for where the night
will take me.
Fave sexual activity…
Other than that moment of getting seeded, it is probably rimming a
hairy ass. Or a smooth one. I just LOVE ASS.
Public or Private sex…
Depends. I don't like public sex unless it's at a sex-sanctioned
venue like a party or bathhouse. I've never gotten off on the risk of public
sex in a bathroom or park.
Any fetishes you are comfortable to share?...
I've gotten more curious about feet and piss play, but I don't
really have any experience in either.
Do you have a particular type of man you are attracted to?
(PS How do you feel about tubby Australian tops with no-gag reflex? :) )
Hairy men - bears, otters, those types get me most going. But I
really do like a wide range of sizes, shapes, and colors. And if you talk to me
with that Australian accent of yours in between gasps of air while polishing my
bone, then amen to that!
Fave way to spend a lazy Sunday morning…
Easy. I like to spend some mindless hours watching old seasons of
Big Brother on YouTube. And not just the US version, but also the Canadian
version and, yes, the Australian version.
Is there anything else you would like to share with the 2 Centres?
Yes. I want to give you guys a big thanks for all of your support
over the years. And I’m honored and humbled that you wanted a repeat interview
out of little ole me.
Sean thank you so much for doing the 2CWDU profile again. It’s
been my genuine pleasure to have you here.
Sean can be followed on Twitter and I strongly encourage you to do
so. :)
Shalom all
D
xox
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Thursday, 26 March 2015
2 Cents Profile ... GuyBone Media .....
Hi Everyone.
Well it’s been a long time since I’ve done a
profile (especially one THIS big) and I am SO pleased to be doing one on GuyBone Media today. For those of you who don’t
know….see that HUGE pic of naked men doing naughty things in the RH
sidebar, that is GuyBone.
The thing that I really enjoy about GuyBone is that it uses guys who I can see on the
street. Real guys. Guys with flaws and a realness of their bodies and looks. Which is
something I find hot. I love flaws, it adds not just character, but many times that “thing”
that can set one man apart from others. (Don’t get me wrong….I love my Titan Media and
always will, but GuyBone is a very different thing and I think it’s a good thing. Titan +
GuyBone = Happy Damo). But enough of me. Here’s the interview)
(2CW) Firstly, thank you very much for taking the time to do this for 2CWDU.
(McGinger) Our pleasure! Really! Thank you so much for wanting to interview GuyBone! I
speak for the models and creative team; we’re very flattered.
(2CW) So…..What was the genesis of GuyBone?
How did this intriguing site come about?
(McGinger) It all happened sort of by
accident, actually. I’d had a hookup with this hot guy
who wanted to be filmed. As an aspiring
amateur filmmaker, I had some equipment and avoyeuristic intent. So, I shot him jerking off in a solo scene, basically. I fluffed him when
the camera wasn’t rolling. It turned out pretty hot. Hotter than I’d expected. And I was
reluctantly addicted. I decided to try it a couple more times, just filming, not hooking up.
I totally expected it to be difficult to find willing models, but that was surprisingly the
easiest part of an amateur porn startup. The creative team fell into place, everyone with
their own strengths and contributions, and the site snowballed from there. That first guy,
the hookup who wanted to be filmed, became our first official model on GuyBone and his
solo one of our first scenes.
(2CW) Did you have any doubts about the site and the style of what it would represent?
(McGinger) Oh, for sure. We still do, to an
extent. Our creative team is constantly trying
to improve upon the site, whether that’s
design, direction, or tech. It’s no cake walklaunching a porn site from the ground up. I think our biggest challenge in the beginning
was getting the broad range of guys we wanted. Our idea was to have something for
everyone, from twinks to bears and all those types in between. But it was hard to find a
lot of bears. We were labeled a twink site pretty early on and strived to prove we were
much more than just a niche site. We want to be the anti-niche site. And our “real guys
next door having no gimmicks sex on camera” concept has really seemed to please a lot of
guys. By that, I mean both customers AND models.
(2CW) Tell us about the recruitment process.
Once you make contact / have someone
make contact with you, what is the process of
making sure they are right for GuyBone andhow long can that process take?
(McGinger) Honestly, I’ve had the most
success recruiting guys on Grindr. The hookup app.
I give them my spiel and if they’re not
interested, I move along. But if they areinterested, I go further into detail and ask for all the appropriate pictures a director
would want to see when casting models in porn. I usually know from those pictures if
they’re GuyBone guy material. And I can’t put my finger exactly on what it is they need to
have, but I know it when I see it. Sometimes it’s a boy next door face. Other times it’s the
perfectly hairy body. And then it might be a certain part of their body or a feature that
makes them marketable. And no, I’m not just talking about their dicks. I’ve hired many
more guys based on feet, armpits, smiles, and overall nice guy personality than I have
from shape and size of cock. We also have guys apply to the site directly, or get referred
by friends who have modeled for us. And I’d say the process is usually pretty quick with
new faces. We want to get them on the site, introduce them to the audience (and other
models) and see what kind of reaction people have to them. See if they like them as much
as I think they would.
(2CW) Once you have decided they are right
for the site, do you do any prep work with
them? Photos? Camera work?
(McGinger) If a model has previous on camera
experience with another site / studio, we
skip the solo audition process and get them
into action scenes with costars immediately.They’ve already proven they can do the job and I can see their online resume. For total
amateur guys, the ones who have never been on camera before, we start them with a solo
audition. Just me, them, the camera. They jerk for a bit, edge, show they can stay hard
with someone watching. If they succeed and then cum at the end, we graduate them to
action scenes. We do it this way to avoid any awkward first scenes. I don’t want to waste
anyone’s time, and having an awkward first scene with a costar would waste all of our
time. Better to get those pre-game jitters out of the way with just me on the clock. They
also get their profile pics taken for the site at this time. Overall, the solo audition is a
nice way for the new guys to relax in front of the camera and me. Then when they return
for action scenes, having me filming is no big deal because they already know me.
(2CW) Have you had anyone suddenly freak out
on set and realise that it isn’t for them?
(McGinger) No, but I wish that some guys
would have that realization on set before any of
their content has been published on the site.
The internet is forever. No takebacks.Bottom line, this is an impulse driven industry. Lots of guys make heat of the moment
decisions that could haunt them later, depending on what career they want, education,
relationships, etc. Be it for a quick buck or the crazy notion of instant fame, some guys
say yes and film a solo audition or an action scene or two and then regret it for whatever
reason and by then it’s too late. It would be nice if everyone could just have that freak
out on set and leave before the ink is dry.
(2CW) How long does a shoot take usually
take?
(McGinger) It varies. Because we go for the
fly on the wall approach, our shoots are pretty
much filmed in real time and then edited down
to the 20-30 minute scene length. I’ve hadshoots that only last the 20 minutes (which was incredible for all of us; get in, get out, go
home) and I’ve had the opposite where shoots last 3-4 hours and everyone is exhausted
after. And we never know which way it’s going to go until we’re in the middle of it. On
average, I’d say 1-2 hours for an action scene, less for a solo.
(2CW) What is your approach to directing a
scene?
(McGinger) I like that raw, sometimes out of focus, voyeur in the corner with a camera
feel. I don’t like giving the guys too much direction beyond “move your arm, it’s blocking
the light” or “how about we try this position because it looks hot on camera” because I
live for that authentic hookup vibe we seem to be really successful at capturing. There is
no acting (other than a couple scenes we played around with just for fun), there is no
interview with models before the sex starts, there is no music, and the majority of the
time you will not recognize the guys having sex. When we say real amateur guys next door,
we mean it. These are your neighbors, your classmates, your friends and exes. They’re
approachable, attractive, amateur guys. And I try my damnedest to stay out of their way
when filming a scene. You watch it and feel like you just walked into the bedroom of the
two guys you’d been cruising at the bar all night. They don’t seem to know you’re there,
or they don’t care. They are having hot, real sex and you get to kick back and enjoy the
show.
(2CW) What happens if a scene “breaks down” during shooting and the models are not
feeling it? Does it happen?
(McGinger) Not often, thankfully. But it has.
We like to give our guys choice of costars.
Helps create that real on screen chemistry if
they actually want to be fucking each other.We don’t force any pairings because that never ends well. Guys have types. They like what
they like. And we’d much rather them film with the guys that get their dicks hard.
Because if they’re into it, you’re going to be into it when you watch. But yeah, every once
in awhile we have guys who thought they’d be into each other based on pics or other
scenes they filmed. Then they meet and the sparks just aren’t there. Sometimes they put
on a brave face and save the scene, other times they cancel the shoot when they can’t
keep it up.
(2CW) On the flip side, have you ever had a
scene have such chemistry that you’ve had to
throw the proverbial “bucket of ice water” on
them?
(McGinger) Yes, definitely. But I would never
stop that chemistry. I’d just let them keep
fucking and film it. Those are usually the
scenes that end up with extra footage. Wecharge the same price for them but call them More Fuck For Your Buck. It’s a treat getting
to watch those guys who just couldn’t get enough of each other. My best example is one of
the shoots that only took 20 minutes to film. The guys had such intense chemistry, they
just went for it and I never stopped rolling until after they came. It was a full 20 minute
take of them sucking, fucking and shooting their loads with no stopping because they just
got lost in each other. I wish all scenes happened like that.

(McGinger) I think they’re all pretty well
spent after a shoot. They might get horny an
hour later and want to fuck around again, but
once they cum on camera, they’re usuallydone. I have had plenty of instances where their chemistry was so hot, they exchanged
contact info and had off camera hookups later on. So that kind of keeps the scene going,
for them.
(2CW) Have you shot a scene, and then a few days later ever had a model call you and say
“No way. I changed my mind. Don’t show it”. If yes, what are some of the reasons for
that and do you honour them?
(McGinger) Yes. Only a handful. And they all
have their own reasons, mostly that they
didn’t think it through to begin with. Porn
is definitely not for everyone. If the contentwe filmed hasn’t already been published, we are understanding and willing to
compromise. But once it’s out there, there’s no real point in removing it from our site.
Customers have bought it, people have torrented it, stuff ends up on tube sites, we
produce DVDs, there are reviews and blogs and the list goes on. We can’t collect all of
that content back from people who have it, or have seen it. We can’t undo your decision
at that point. That’s why we really urge guys to think long and hard before committing.
(2CW) Let’s talk the professional side of adult films. What do models have to do before
shooting can even begin? Admin? Tax? All the things viewers wouldn’t think of.
(McGinger) You’d be surprised, maybe. It’s
pretty simple. We just require valid photo ID
proving they are over the age of 18 and a
legal citizen who can work. There are forms andcontracts to be signed, of course, but as far as what a guy needs to bring to the table, just
that ID. Taxes happen after filming. The guys get taxed as contract workers at the end of
the year.
(2CW) GuyBone does both condom and bareback
shoots. Now, you don’t have to answer
this one, especially as I support whatever
informed CHOICE anyone makes, but can you letus into the the process of how decisions are made and who inputs please?
(McGinger) Certainly. As with choice of
costar, we give our models choice of position (if
you are a strict top, we never force you to
bottom; we want you to perform in the positionyou’re most comfortable and talented in) and choice of condom or bareback sex. Models
are tested, informed of costars’ status, and never pressured to film one way or the other.
We would never want to put any of our guys in harms way.
(2CW) Have you had any negative feedback for doing bareback scenes?
(McGinger) Less and less as our site grows,
but in the beginning we got a bit of flack.
Never from customers, bareback is our biggest
seller. Rather from review sites, talentagencies, other models, etc. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion on the topic of
bareback sex, but at the end of the discussion, it really only involves the guys having the
bareback sex. If they know each others’ status, are educated about the risks, and make
adult decisions about it, we don’t think it should matter to anyone else. We were very
scared to open the door to filming bareback. But we knew it was something a significant
amount of guys are into and that customers enjoy watching it. So we had to consider it.
We are so happy we did because it’s produced some of the hottest content on GuyBone.
(2CW) What’s been the reception of GuyBone? I love it. But keen to hear what other
feedback you have gotten.
(McGinger) I’m always very proud when someone says they love our concept of “NO FUSS.
ALL FUCK.” Having someone appreciate and get turned on by something you made is
incredibly rewarding. We are definitely still “the little guys” in porn. We don’t have huge
budgets or big name porn stars, but we prefer it that way. And when other guys see that
and say they like it that way, too, that’s the best. I’d have to say beyond our guys, beyond
our concept, the thing we get the most positive feedback on is our pay per scene option.
Before GuyBone, when I’d be surfing for porn, I would visit sites and see a couple guys
that totally got my dick hard and made me whip out my credit card. Then I noticed my
only options were subscriptions. Even in the heat of the moment, I couldn’t justify
spending a lot of money on an entire month of porn that I knew I wouldn’t use. I didn’t
need access to the whole site, just the guys I thought were hot. Where was my a la carte
option? Why couldn’t I just buy one or two scenes that featured my favorite models? Then
when we decided to launch GuyBone, we knew this had to be our main focus selling point.
And we’ve received praise from customers, reviewers, and other site owners for it.
Subscriptions are great if you can afford them and plan to watch the majority of content
on the site. But for guys like us who want to pick and choose what they get to watch and
when they get to watch it, pay per scene makes much more sense. GuyBone was the site
we always wished we stumbled upon when surfing for porn. So, we created it.
(McGinger) With positive always comes
negative, right? We get the same negative
feedback other amateur sites must. Quality of
scenes, quality of guys, etc. Sometimes it’sgreat constructive criticism and other times not. You have to take it all with a grain of
salt. It really depends who is giving it, I suppose. If someone who has never bought
anything from us, who has no plans to buy anything from us, gives negative feedback, eh.
But if it’s a customer, or even someone who wants to be a customer if only we’d fix this,
or change that, you bet we’re going to listen to them! They’re the ones we’re doing this
for. If they aren’t happy, we aren’t happy. Sometimes there’s no pleasing certain people,
but most times I’d like to think we can and will do our best to impress you.
(2CW) Greyson Kent is my favourite and I would do anything to have a snuggle night with
him. Do you handle fan mail or do the models do that themselves? Do you get fan mail?
(McGinger) Aside from the occasional customer
email, no, I don’t get fan mail. The models
don’t give out their personal info such as
real names or addresses, so if you wanted to singtheir praises, your best bet would be to find them on Twitter. Any GuyBone guy who’s on
Twitter has a link to his page in his profile on our site. We like to make that part of
fandom easy for customers. We encourage guys to follow them, make a connection with
them, because the more real you know they are, the hotter their scenes are going to be
for you. And amateur or not, who doesn’t giggle like a school girl when they get a personal
response from someone they’ve watched in porn? It’s hot to talk to your fantasy guy. The
guy you jerk off to because he’s so sexy in his scenes. We also don’t have exclusive models
on our site. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to work for as many sites as they’d like.
Give your fans what they want, you, with different costars, different sets and directors
and ideas. Let them eat you up. That’s why you’re doing this in the first place, because
you get off on other guys getting off to you.
(2CW) Do you know how you are perceived by other sites / studios? Do you care?
(McGinger) Oh, man. I definitely care. My self-critical, over analytical side feeds off of
what others think about GuyBone. Especially other sites / studios. They’re not only
healthy competition, they can be great comrades. We’ve made friends with a few site
owners in the last couple years and it’s been incredibly rewarding. But yeah, that insecure
kid inside me is always afraid everyone’s laughing and judging. But I think that’s because
I’m so proud of what we’ve built from nothing that I want everyone to love it as much as I
do. I know that’s not going to happen, and that’s where the fear creeps in. I would just
hope that if they didn’t like what we brought to the table, they’d be gentlemen enough to
offer some helpful hints on how to be a better site. Everyone was the new guy at some
point.
(McGinger) You can expect more bareback for sure. Now that we’re comfortable producing
it, there’s no reason not to. And with more and more guys going on PrEP, we feel even
safer with the decision. We are not a bareback site, but we sure do love it! We just
launched two new site features. A shopping cart so that you can buy those pay per scenes
you love in bulk. And a mobile version of the site so you can watch porn on the go. These
may seem like features we should have already had, or that other sites have been
promoting forever, but keep in mind we are four years young this summer and new
updates to the site like these, that make the overall customer experience better, are what
we are constantly striving to improve and incorporate. We have a lot to prove and we’re
up for the challenge. We also just began distribution of DVDs, so expect to see GuyBone on
your local porn store shelves and online catalogs. We have six titles available now and plan
to produce that many or more this year.
(2CW) Is there anything else you’d like to
offer the readers of 2CWDU?
(McGinger) I think for us, advertising is the
hardest (and most expensive) part of the
process. That’s why we are so grateful to
awesome bloggers and reviewers like you fortaking an interest in GuyBone and wanting to share us with your readers. In the sprit of
that, we’d love to give anyone who’s interested a free look at our site, since most of them
probably haven’t heard of us before. Use promo code 2CWDU at checkout to receive any
scene of your choice FREE for 24 hour streaming access. See what we’re about, who our
guys are, and if we’re a site you could see yourself jerking off to.
(2CW) Thank you so much for taking the time
to do this. I love your site and wish you
every success.(McGinger) You’ve totally made our day, our week, month, year by wanting to interview
us! You are popping our interview cherry and it feels REALLY good! Thank you so much for
being a fan of GuyBone!
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