CONTENT PRODUCTION

Most newer cell phones are plenty good enough to use when you're first starting out.

They are all automictically adjusting aperture and iso. Shutter speed for video is typically around 24 to 30 fps. If you are interested in learning more about photography and videography here is a link explaining those terms.

Once you start using real cameras for your content production you will need to learn about all that stuff.

Just starting out and using your phone you dont have to worry too much about the technical aspects . You do need to understand one thing though. You need more light than you think to make good content.

When you take a pic or video in a room that's not very well lite you'll notice your pics and videos will be grainy and not very sharp. That's because the phones camera is using a wide aperture and high iso to compensate for the lack of light in the room.

When someone buys a pussy pic, they dont want a blurry ass photo with no detail. Heres a good example of a blurry pussy pic and a sharp pussy pic.

Its the same pussy. The first pic was with the light off and the blinds closed. The second pic is with the light on and the blinds open.

Now you cant really have your blinds open while you're naked making content so you'll needs some lights to help.

I recommend a ring light or two to get started. They will make a major difference in your contents quality. I recommend this ring light because its affordable, has a remote, and good phone holder.

When using your phone a couple ring lights will turn your content from shitty, to something people are happy to pay for.

So spend the $50 on a decent ring light and keep your customers happy.

If you send them blurry content they aren't going to buy more. It wont matter how hot you are if they cant see anything, because your content looks like it was made in an underground cave with no lights.

The next thing you need is an external hard drive for you content. This is a great drive for storing your content. I recommend you get two. One for storage and one for back up storage.

A lot of creators make the mistake of leaving their content on their phone because they dont want to take the time to store it on a hard drive.

Its not until they lose their phone or it breaks that they realize how bad they fucked up by keeping their content on their phone.

The lose all their hard work and can never get it back. Dont make that mistake. Spend a little bit of money and make sure your content is safe.

Another issue with keeping your content on your phone is if it gets stolen.

If you phone gets stolen and your content is on there, your fucked.

Now the person that stole your phone has access to all your content and can do whatever they want with it.

Don't be stupid and lazy. Get a couple hard drives.

Something that will make your life much easier when making content is writing out a scrip before you start.

Whatever it is you're doing, writing out what you're doing will make it so much easier.

If you're doing a strip tease joi or something like that. Break it down into steps.

1. have the phone set up and recording and walk into frame and start saying something hey there you look tense. or whatever.

2. Say how wet you are and start rubbing your pussy.

3. tell them to start jacking off.

And so on and so forth.

Unless you're really good a dirty talk on the fly, if you try and just make content without a plan it will suck.

You'll have to remake it and waste a lot of time. Having to redo content when you could be making more content, cost you time an money you don't need to be wasting.

If your not sure what to say and what to do start watching porn. There's plenty of porn to watch to learn how to do it.

The next thing you need is editing software for photos and videos. Your phone will have decent editing capabilities for photos. For video you will need editing software. Here's some free options to try out.

NV editor has a great free plan and the paid plan its

Capcut is a little more of an advanced editor. The free plan isnt as good as VN.

Which every one you go with should be fine and if you decide you need more tools you can always switch to their paid plans.

Now you know what you need to start content production.

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to us.