Re: What sells and what doesn't
Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2024 10:56 am
Hose purchased. Delivery next week.
Rick could not help out much. He has a full time job, and he and Jasmine have a pretty active social life. I'm not sure what his skills are with a camera, but probably in need of some training. He probably doesn't have an eye for where the action is, or the ability to anticipate where it might be a few seconds later. It's takes practice.
Also, it's not the filming per se that is tiring, it's all of it. Managing a person, or more than one, for six hours can be fairly exhausting, some more so than others. Then there's coming up with the ideas for filming in three different genres, preparing wardrobe, having ropes, cuffs, etc. on hand and ready to go, directing the action while filming, or participating in it. Next: post production. Editing is not too challenging, but then it's all the updates (multiple C4S stores), plus three OpenCart stores - creating still images, writing descriptions, coding the websites, performing the housekeeping necessary to keep everything running. There's more too. It's a full-time job, meaning I have never felt like I retired. I don't especially want to, but there are days when my body tells me that I should.
Ultimately, when you run a small business, the only person you can 100% rely on is yourself. There have been various collaborations proposed, but hardly a one of them has ever amounted to anything.
