After years of posts and the leak of uncensored master tapes, I believe everyone knows that AV is not a sex documentary; it's "acted."
What does this mean? It means everything is pre-planned, with no unexpected situations. The recent controversy surrounding the new AV law has become a focal point. The newly passed law explicitly stipulates that all performance details must be documented in writing. Actresses must understand the details of the performance and sign a consent form before filming can begin. This is unlike when I first started writing this blog, when actresses only had a general idea of what they would be performing, and sometimes they wouldn't even know who their co-star would be until they arrived at the studio.
This is progress, but today's discussion isn't about whether the industry has progressed, but rather whether the male and female actors rehearse before filming—the answer is definitely yes. Although sex is a human instinct, AV... After all, it's acting. Some people are naturally gifted at acting, while others are like wooden blocks, clueless about what to do. Especially in group sex involving 3P or more, if you've ever done double penetration or mixed sex in private, you'll understand. Without coordination, either everyone is too polite or they bump into each other, and the atmosphere easily cools down...
The evidence is in AV director Samoari. On his Twitter account, on the 27th, he posted a video titled "Bukake Live Rehearsal," in which you can see the actress lying on a sofa, the male actor in the main role standing motionless between her legs, watching as one male actor after another pretends to ejaculate on the actress's face, a smug smile on his face.
Yes, even seemingly simple semen videos require rehearsals, and other more complex works are no exception—speaking of which, S1 recently launched a mega-promotion featuring 27 exclusive actresses, and immediately some people wished for a large-scale co-production, but seeing that even semen videos require such careful rehearsals, you know that something like Beauty... Films like Venus are so troublesome: First, you have to distribute the actresses' performance time equally, without favoritism. Some demanding actresses or agencies can be incredibly annoying. Second, once you've planned it, you not only have to rehearse beforehand, but you also have to closely monitor their performance during filming. If the result isn't good, you have to do a retake. And if you encounter an actress who isn't very good at acting, the filming process can be so slow it's almost unbearable…
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Furthermore, collaborations with major studios often mean high costs (Abe no Miku once publicly stated that the combined fees for collaborations with S1 would be staggering), and with the recent pandemic, everyone is avoiding gatherings, so these high-profile collaborations have temporarily been suspended.
Nozomi may restart someday, but in any case, through the director's Twitter, everyone should understand that filming AVs requires prior rehearsal.
