Recently, many people have been asking if the border will reopen soon? Are adult film actresses coming?
Unless, unless there's another powerful mutant virus (pfft, pfft), it seems like things are definitely heading in that direction. Besides inviting adult film actresses to Taiwan, some people are also asking if they can go to Japan, specifically mentioning wanting to visit film sets to watch the filming process…
That's a bit difficult.
Of course, money talks, and as long as you have the financial means, nothing is off-limits. However, according to standard AV filming procedures, unauthorized personnel are not allowed to linger on set to watch the filming process. And you might not believe it, but this "unauthorized personnel" also includes the actress's manager:
Yes, that's right. Even the actress's manager is not allowed to watch the actress and actor perform on set.
Why?
This all starts with the filming process for actresses. Generally, on the day of filming, the actress gets up very early to meet her manager (around 7:00 AM) and then they go to the studio together. After getting ready (around 9:30 AM), they can get started. Since most Japanese film studios are small, the director is the king once filming begins. To avoid the manager being present and interfering with the filming (for example, chatting with the actress or rambling on), the staff politely asks the manager to rest in a separate room and not to come out:
Yes, absolutely not allowed to come out!
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Not only are they not allowed to come out, but their agents are also forbidden from making phone calls or chatting with staff members who are not on set, such as the makeup artist. This is because the supervisor requires absolute silence on set during filming (sound recording is necessary, and making noise would cause disturbance), so...
Therefore, only a very small number of agents will obediently stay in their rooms all day. Most agents usually leave after dropping off the actress and return to pick her up when filming is almost finished, because they can't do anything while they're there—aren't they afraid the production company will mess things up? That's true, but given the prevalence of social media and the outspokenness and tendency of actresses to criticize, production companies are more afraid of mistakes during filming than anyone else, so there's not much to worry about. However, for some major releases like anal sex or black-on-female scenes, the manager stays on set a little longer in case of emergency. This is why Meguri (Eri) said her manager told her that she heard pig-like screams during a previous anal sex release.
So don't think managers have it easy. Although they are the actresses' caretakers, they don't necessarily see as much as you or I do. Plus, some actresses are completely different in private than on screen, and some are incredibly horny. No wonder their turnover rate is so high; many leave after a short time…
