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Dave

Can I make a suggestion for your next Naked Wait movie? I think you could improve the lighting if you had thicker blinds on your dining room windows, or something else to block the light. The camera struggles with daylight on one side of the model and much weaker artifical light on the other. It seems to work OK with clothes but on bare skin it washes out one side completely.

An alternative might be to shoot in your basement, the lighting you've set up down there is more even and it works really well.

As always, keep up the good work! Star's latest movie set is excellent, and it's your high production values that keep me buying your movies.

Chris

The basement is by far the best place to film but this time of year it is so cold, especially when the poor girls are naked. I will film down there a lot more soon, and I also plan to hang various backdrops to reduce the glare from the walls.

Lighting in the dining area has always been problematic. I can black out the windows completely and add more artificial light, but the width of the kitchen is such that shadows abound and one still gets some undesirable wash out effects.

I'd love a proper studio, and we keep talking about closing off part of the basement so that we can heat it properly and work in there. I shall make it one of my projects this summer.

Thanks for the feedback Chris.