So I noticed in one of my videos that while the actress is performing on camera, there is a television caught in view that was depicting the sex act being filmed. That is, while she was pumping her man, the television was showing exactly what the camera was filming.
I'm quite sure the camera was showing exactly what was being filmed, and it was not a pre-recording she was watching as a guide.
This went on for a few seconds until someone off-screen pulled the TV set away from the camera's view.
I assume that was a mistake on the cameraman's part while trying to focus directly on the performers' activity, so maybe someone off-screen was alerted to the TV and took it away from the camera view.
So, I don't recall hearing it being rolled away, but I assume that's because the camera and recording is focused on whatever is being filmed and small sounds off-camera don't get caught on film.
Now my question is how does the TV's depiction play a role in the filming? Is it to show the director and crew what's going on in real-time to make sure it's filming as they want it to be?
I'm quite sure the camera was showing exactly what was being filmed, and it was not a pre-recording she was watching as a guide.
This went on for a few seconds until someone off-screen pulled the TV set away from the camera's view.
I assume that was a mistake on the cameraman's part while trying to focus directly on the performers' activity, so maybe someone off-screen was alerted to the TV and took it away from the camera view.
So, I don't recall hearing it being rolled away, but I assume that's because the camera and recording is focused on whatever is being filmed and small sounds off-camera don't get caught on film.
Now my question is how does the TV's depiction play a role in the filming? Is it to show the director and crew what's going on in real-time to make sure it's filming as they want it to be?