Making content is an awesome job but a HARD job and something that occasionally happens in the clip making community is what I call "Filming Lazy."  Many critics don't want to believe this, but we know the toll this job can take on our bodies and minds. We spend time coming up with ideas, putting together outfits, getting ready to film, filming, editing, uploading, and more. Many women also use cam rooms and take private cam and phone calls. All of this takes a lot of time and energy.

It's extremely easy to get burnt out if you are working day and night. Many clip producers can't afford to take a few days off, let alone a week or month. A lot of times when you get to the point of needing a break, you start to "film lazy." I have been guilty of this in the past, and I have found doing this can really put a hurt on your sales.

Here are a few tips for making super-hot awesome content even you're not feeling 100% 

1. Outfits: Make sure you change them. Filming several clips in a row in the same outfit can cause your store to "blur" a little. Nothing jumps out as being different. On days you're not in the mood to go all out on your clothes, lay out 2 or 3 different "easy" outfits. Don't use extras such as stockings, wraps, gloves, corsets, or things that take a little more time. Find lingerie that easily slips over your head or a cute dress that maybe you haven't worn yet. Then you can film 2 clips in each outfit and alternate your updates, so you have 3 different outfits in a row.

2. Angles: We all know changing angles is tedious and time-consuming. On a day you're not feeling extremely angle creative, just change poses. Go from standing to sitting, to kneeling, to bending over, to whatever. Even though you're not actually moving the camera and changing the angle, changing your pose can create the same transitions without all the extra work.

3. Props: Throwing a simple accessory in a simple clip can be shockingly effective and eye-catching. It's as easy as pulling out a set of handcuffs, or a chastity cage. Easy props take an extra 10 seconds to pull out, and then you have a little something more.

My best advice is to not film when you're not feeling it. You always want to give the best you. But again, not everyone can afford the luxury of taking breaks. Sometimes that electric bill is due, or you need to buy more film wear. So if you can't rest your mind and body for a few days, try and do a few simple, easy, quick, yet effective things.

Keep up the fantastic work models. We all know this job isn't a cake walk and can be very mentally and physically demanding. I applaud you all for sticking with your work and being the best you that you can be so you can live your best life! I love this community and want to see everyone making as much as they possibly can! You're all amazing!

MissVictoriaReign