Quicksand Fans

I’m just curious as to why males are such a rarity in stuck/sinking scenarios, it’s primarily women. I’d like to see more men getting in these situations, like firefighters, soldiers, construction workers, etc.

adamo12432 wrote:I’m just curious as to why males are such a rarity in stuck/sinking scenarios, it’s primarily women. I’d like to see more men getting in these situations, like firefighters, soldiers, construction workers, etc.

This and similr questions come up from tim to time. I can only answer for Sutdio 588, which I own and run. Studio 588 is a business. As such, when I decide to produce a scene I must weight the cost to do so against the return I expect from sales. This is a judgment call, obviously, but my judgment is that the return does not justify the expense. That is to say, I do not believe I will sell enough copies to break even - or even come close to breaking even.

The above said, Studio 588 is akso available for rent for purposes of filming quicksand scenes or most not all) other fetish-type material as well as just recreational use. Over the past few years there have been some visits by small groups (typically one to three) of males and some filming has been done. Although what those people do with their video is not known to me (not to mention it is really none of my business to know) I suspect it is not offered for sale because that was not their purpose. At any rate, if anyone here feels they can produce male scenes and break even or even make a small profit they are welcome to do so here. ll they have to do is to make arrangements.

adamo12432 wrote:I’m just curious as to why males are such a rarity in stuck/sinking scenarios, it’s primarily women. I’d like to see more men getting in these situations, like firefighters, soldiers, construction workers, etc.

There's three things at work here - As Fred mentioned above, traditionally there's not enough money in it. Most major producers are straight Boomers. Not only do we like to see women ourselves, we just don't know how to make guy videos. Whatever Me or Dave or Fred might put together would probably look silly. Might as well be speaking Hungarian. Then there's a big question about why, if it's such a great market or demand, aren't any guys making them? They don't need us to do that. Sounds like an opportunity for somebody else.

Duncan Edwards wrote: ...Then there's a big question about why, if it's such a great market or demand, aren't any guys making them? They don't need us to do that. Sounds like an opportunity for somebody else.

This is where my mind usually goes.

Tanner seems to do a nice job. He doesn't post here (not sure why), but he's not hard to find. (There's also Doug at https://www.mudlover.com/.)

But there were many years before he debuted where there seemed to be opportunity to at least make enough money to reimburse significant travel, lodging and wardrobe, if not make some serious money outright. But I imagine if you asked fifty guys that thought about doing it and why they didn't, you would get a wide spectrum of reasons.

adamo12432 wrote:I’m just curious as to why males are such a rarity in stuck/sinking scenarios, it’s primarily women. I’d like to see more men getting in these situations, like firefighters, soldiers, construction workers, etc.

Speaking from the perspective of an AI creator, this is easily possible, but it doesn't interest me.

Speaking as a male myself, yes where are all the guys sinking in deep mud and quicksand! okay I get it that a lot of the videos are done through a fetish interest to make money but both men and women like to see men struggling and going under in deep much scenes, and by men I mean real guy next door types you know the ordinary types.

Not those slim or toned muscle hunks who generally spend there days in air conditioned gyms most of them wouldn't bother going any where near mud, that said any studio making such films wants a free actor model get in touch I'm willing to offer my time on camera.

There are a fair number who visit Studio 588. Some flm themselves. Be aware, however, that the majority of those who film themselves are not doing so for the purpose of selling or giving away the results. When you consider the time involved in finding your own locations that can be accessed legally (or the risks if you do so otherwise) you will probably find it less expensive to use a place such as Studio 588. You still have to get here on your own dime, and you will need your own cameras, but most else is covered.