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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy
 A little surprised you'd say that, but since you don't know....
1) We sell to the western market, not to the Thai market. If you speak only in Thai, you lose your connection with your western English speaking members, which is 90% of the members. You have to find a middle ground so everyone understands.
2) We sell the fantasy of sex tourism and keep it real. This isn't supposed to be pretty, smooth, or well produced. It's supposed to be a couple of dudes on vacation, in a cheap hotel, with a camera and a whore.
3) What makes you think everyone lives here? I do, but none of my boys do. |
Sorry I wasn't criticising you, I didn't watch the video and it may not occur in your productions.
Yeah I suppose I get the sex tourist angle that being the biggest market and all.
It was more when the director uses English or shitty Thai I was aiming at, girls get told where to move or what position to get into, they just look puzzled half the time, or you get very cut up scenes.
Dialogue however needs to be more realistic as you say to stay with that 'sex tourist' feel.
Hustler's Thai movies got it right I think.