What to do...?

After Injustice Girl 2, I wasn't really sure I was going to do another heroine peril film of my own. Though I had some positive feedback. It didn't really seem like it was something that was going to pan out for me. During this period of time I did help out V with a couple various SHG productions.


The first was some interior shooting for a Relic Raider video. Nothing much to say about this experience. I just happened to be around and so to help speed up the process I ran camera. I never saw the final product, so I don't really have any thoughts on Relic Raider. However I have had some ideas about doing a Tomb Raider type story but I have lots of ideas. Seeing them come to fruition is another story. ;-)

The second video I had a bit more to do. Returning to the Justice Girl series I helped V with "The Prototype". I shot and cut the film. This would also be the first SHG production that I used a color treatment on. Which I think added a grittiness to the picture. It was a rather darker in tone piece.

The actual production on that film was a bit weird. It started out fairly normal. Just some of the SHG regulars having fun making a film. However towards the end of the shoot the boyfriend of the model playing Justice Girl showed up. From there things just shifted in tone. The fun left the production. The model just kind of shut down. I started to feel uncomfortable... The boyfriend just kept pacing back and forth. You could tell he wasn't into having his girl tied up half naked and being... well you know. I was so glad when that shoot was over. Subsequently that would be that models last film. Which was too bad because "The Prototype" was to have a sequel but She chose to retire from the genre. This is why I hate having boyfriends on set.

Overall this film was okay. There were some ideas as well as some shoots that I really liked. I also liked that it was a bit darker in tone. My previous work had a bit more fun/camp going on in it. I think this would help to inform my next film. By the end of this period of time. A seed was planted to Re-boot the Liberty Girl series. What an adventure that would be!

-bpd

InJustice Girl Part 2

Well... Hmmm... I wasn't not gonna make a sequel. Though the first Injustice Girl wasn't a huge hit. We did make a little profit, so I decided to go balls out for the sequel. Crazy characters and crazy fight choreography. Added some of my film-esque style to this production. dual story lines... blood squirting... It's all good, right? Flex a little creative muscle and someone should like it.

This film was just too much fun to make and probably the one I laughed the most on. Playing into the whole ape angle and having Oso be in love with Justice Girl was just hilarious to shoot. Then with the girl on girl beach shoot... HOT!!! My only negative... shooting on a nude beach isn't always a good idea. So many dicks... literally... This one fucking Tarzan dude would not stay out of the picture... Fucking Ass! Anyway... such a fun time. This is the period where I could kinda just fly by the seat of my pants... come up with crazy shit (like the rolling 69) and whose gonna give a fuck, right?

Once the film was finished I was surprised that HM over at www.heroinemovies.com enjoyed the film quite a bit. He gave me a rather glowing review. I thought that was pretty cool but I was pretty sure my time in this genre was coming to a close. Also... not that anyone cares but we shot a bunch of behind the scenes footage for the "Life In A Day" film, the day of this shoot. Ultimately we didn't get selected for the film but we did try. ;-)

-bpd

Injustice Girl Pt.1

So... as my first outing as a fetish or peril filmmaker, I was given Justice Girl. I wrote, shot and cut the film. There might be some misunderstanding that "bpd" is a group or crew but it pretty much consists of just me. I do have the help of "V" or "Alex David" whatever she is calling herself at the time of production. ;-) Anyway, SHG gave me license to do as I please with this character. Now... the actress that plays Justice Girl doesn't do very graphic content, so I had to be rather conservative. This being my first time, I was okay with that.

First off... I had a great time shooting this video. We all had a lot of fun and I think the actors had a lot of fun playing the characters I had written. The script I wrote was a bit over the top. A lot like a comic. I hadn't had much experience in this genre, obviously, so I tried to write a comic for the story pretty much. Anyway, there were some over the top characters but I thought it all worked out pretty well. The film itself was pretty heavy on AOH, so if that was your thing than that was the video for you. It's also probably why I haven't had much AOH in my videos since. I just felt like I did it too much in that video and I didn't want to go back to it anytime soon.

Anyway, this video broke my cherry and I really liked it. After filming it I knew I could do better and I couldn't wait to film the sequel. I knew I could improve on all that I did in this video. However, no matter how lacking I feel this video is... It still has a special place for being my first. That sounds pretty sappy but it's true.

Well... that's it for this post. I probably didn't answer any questions you might of had about the video. if that's the case... ask them here and I will answer them.

Take care!

-bpd

The beginning.

I've decided to start a blog about my adventures in fetish filmmaking. I hope someone finds this interesting. Anyway, I figured I'd start at the beginning.

I have a degree in video production and I also work professionally in the industry. However I'm a filmmaker at heart. I've been a struggling filmmaker for far too long. Anyway, In the midst of production of my epic Sci-Fi film... we lost our lead actress. We held auditions to find a new girl. Enter "Alex David". From this meeting and eventual casting we "finished" my film. Anyway, it was through Alex that I learned about the heroine peril genre.

Now I'm a huge comic book geek. I have 10 long boxes in my collection and a library of trades and hardbacks. I love superheros! The heroine peril genre interested me. Now, I'm gonna be honest... not all the fetish elements are my cup of tea. I do however love seeing hot girls in skimpy costumes fighting. I also LOVE heels... just wanted to throw that in there. ;-) There was talk early about me doing a peril film because of my background but I declined. I just wasn't sure if it was something I wanted to get into. I was really busy with other projects and I was worried that I just could not produce the type of material that the fans of this genre wanted.

Well... a few months went by and eventually I warmed to the idea of directing a peril film for SHG-Media. I'll go into the production of my first film on another post. I just wanted to say that though I'm not a consumer of the heroine peril genre, I feel as a filmmaker it is my duty to produce the best content possible. I hope fans will respect my honesty and realize my commitment to creating high quality content. In the end the product should speak for itself.

That's it for now. Hope you enjoy the blog! Please leave comments and I will reply to questions.

-bpd

P.s. bpd is a reference to my old garage band. It is typed in lower case... just in case you were wondering. =)