Kat 9 and Thora Nang: stills: Double Mistress Shoot
Date: 18 April, 2006
Role: Producer
Location: Britco Pictures / Brittany Andrews’ Studios
At the moment we’re starting to have regular, frequent shoots. There seem to be a lot of pretty girls who want to work with me so I’m very pleased and also proud of my work up to this point.
For this shoot we had Kat9, from this shoot and Thora Nang who Brittany has worked with but who I’d only just met recently. The photographer was Felix.
At the moment I am very content focussed – each shoot has to produce a certain amount of content or else everyone’s wasting their time. So, in order to ensure a smooth shoot every time I’m only bringing in one new person each time, see also How I Work. This philosophy has worked really well so far, this shoot was no exception.
I’m starting to get to know Mistress Kat9 very well on a professional level, I know what she is comfortable doing and in what ways I can ask her to extend herself. I love her look, she is glamourous, attractive, stern, regal and almost tomboyishly playful at the same time.
Mistress Thora Nang (AKA Cheryl Dynasty) has a very different look but is very posable. She enjoyed working with Felix and he seemed to bring the best out of her and get the perfect framing of the shot.
The specific aim of this shoot was to get some great glamour poses, this is Felix’s specialty so I was happy to let him direct the shoot to a certain degree. The main difference between me and Felix is that I come from an adult background where the sequence of stills is very important and Felix sometimes looks at each picture individually, always striving for the perfect shot. On the roof, I had a couple of suggestions concerning the sequence of shots and making the action flow instead of jumping harshly from one location to another.
My main role on the external shoots on the roof and by the local railroad was lighting. We shot both girls inside for the final sets which were much more foot-fetish focused, this is where I became more of a director of the action, suggesting poses and angles. I also set up the lighting in the studio and was in charge of props and set design.
We shot at two locations on the Britco roof, at the train tracks and in the studio. Everyone worked very well indeed together and it was a great, fun day. I enjoyed the chemistry between Kat and Thora, contrasting hugely from the chemistry with Lyla Lei in this shoot.
With every production we seem to be getting smoother. When I work with the same girl more than once I notice that the level of trust breeds greater creativity and flexibility. I can’t wait for my next production and the next new addition to my team.
