Please hon, I never meant to suggest I was insulted by anyone's suggestions on this matter. If I replied that I had already thought of that particular problem, I was just sharing information. It also let me know I was on the right path.
All the advice here was and is helpful to me. I am still researching, and waiting for my lawyer to fax me back.
I remain torn about doing this.
Well, torn might be too strong, but a tad conflicted at the very least.
It's exciting to consider being on camera, and frankly the idea of being partially nude is a huge turn on. I blush as I type this, but I am actually a little worried that I will be so turned on I will "go too far" while filming.
I have learned more about my role. It is more involved than I first thought, and I might even have lines!!! (Yes, it now appears my face may be seen, but I have been assured that if I so desire, via makeup no one will recognize me)
I am to play a friend of the main character, a bi woman (big stretch for me, huh?) who supports herself by taking "paid lunchtime dates" with businessmen, i.e. she's a "part time hooker". The woman accompanies my character on one of her "dates" for a wealthy man who wants a 3sum.
This may change, I am told. It might be smaller, it might be bigger. I will read it before signing in any case.
If I minded people "fapping" to my image, I never would have joined Pixies. (yes, my face is covered in my pics, but you know what I mean)
It is already agreed that I will be using a stage name, but it has to be a "legitimate" name, not a "porn name". There is an actor's registry of names in use so I have to submit several different names to see what is available.
Yes, this was brought up post (and pre) sex. It's hard to explain, I guess.
Between two women, encounters tend to be very lengthy, often over several hours time, so there is quite a bit of pillow talk, cuddling, drinking and even snacking. (pinot noir with chocolate chip cookies that night) Lots of things get talked about. She said some very nice things about my body, and asked if I had ever been filmed.
I am not quite so insecure to be shocked at asking to be filmed or photographed, this is just the first time I was asked to "act" in a "real" movie. I do not lack financial resources, and so I am not "deperate for a role" as so many of the actresses Booger mentioned. If I'm told I'm not "right for the role", I shrug, kiss Kimmie a "thanks for asking" kiss and go on my way.
This is a lark, and not much more.
Funny thing, I am less concerned about being recognized than I was when living amongst old friends and family friends in NO. Texas has been a huge "new life" for me in countless ways, maybe this is meant to be part of my new life here.
(I am planning on staying for quite a while longer.)
WW