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EDIT: If this is the wrong spot, if this should have gone in the “requests forum,” go ahead and move it. Until now, I’ve been giving feedback and suggestions via email, so I thought it was appropriate, but I could be wrong.
Hello Sinna,
I’m just gonna go ahead and begin this thread here, because I figure it’s best in the long-term. As you now know, I have a very narrow fetish, in which I constantly try to play out the things that happen after a girl announces that she has to leave camp to pee, and nobody had better follow her. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to make up for all the times this has happened in real life, and the guy never got to see anything. I know you have other stuff to do, and that’s fine- I’m just saying that this avenue is open whenever you’re game.
The pee experience I seek involves three key ingredients:
1. It should always be focused on the backside
2. It must always be outdoors
3. The girl should wear pants so that the squat involves leaning forward, going about mid-levelAnyone else who is into this kind of thing is welcome to pitch in, as long as the idea retains the three key ingredients. Thanks a bunch, Sinna!
That was great! You did everything right (especially the pressure stream!), and the camera guy did fine, too. If there was one thing I would change, it would be the fact that the viewer only sees part of you, rather than all of you (but that’s just minor; it really was fantastic). Hope the financial transaction went through alright on your end.
Well then, I guess I’ll take a number and get back in line. When you’re ready to do something like this again, now that you have a camera person, could you have him do some more moving during the peeing? Like, he could stand next to you when you’re pulling your trousers down, then get closer and film you sideways as you begin, then move toward the rear, where he was before. He should also get an overhead angle (down-from-above) view, and an underneath one (below-looking-up). In short, rather than a one-dimensional shot, this is active and offers multiple dimensions.
I realize that I’m asking a lot of a relatively-inexperienced camera guy, but I imagine he knows how to take advantage of this kind of opportunity window- like someone thoroughly observing a statue that they’ve traveled halfway across the world to view.
If he doesn’t feel up for this yet, I have an alternative suggestion. Again, it’ll be much like what you did with this last clip, but you WILL actually acknowledge that he exists. This time, he’s not a stalker, but a little cousin you want to shock. You’ll be in the woods as though you’re taking a stroll, and you’ll stop and say something to the effect of “hey, come here, I want to show you something.” The guy will follow you behind a tree- obvious cover is very important- and you’ll ask if anyone can see. He won’t say anything, but you’ll be satisfied that it’s a “no.” Then you’ll say “watch this!” and proceed to pull down your pants, turn around, and . . . well, do what you did in the clip. The camera guy’s only obligation will be to film it; whether or not he wants to take any creative liberties is up to him. The idea is that he’s “seeing how it works” for the first time, and you’ve just given him a crash course.
Technically, this is two requests, not one, but I do this to offer flexibility in the order you prefer. Thanks much!
Hey Matt,
thanks. It was a sunny day and there were people everywhere, so we were travelling to different locations before finding that path.
It’s actually a lot of work and risk for clips that are very short, so I will definitely not make these every day.
You were so specific about the angle that he tried to film it like that without moving around too much. I will tell him when we take your ideas on board for another trip.
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