are you talking about recruiting from debut(girls they debut), or just picking up girls on contracts from around in general?I'm not talking about looks. I'm talking about talent: blowjobs, cowgirl, enthusiasm, etc.
are you talking about recruiting from debut(girls they debut), or just picking up girls on contracts from around in general?
From the debut perspective, Soft on Demand probably wins, there girls start slow and usually eventually do all those traits you say well if they stay, or even leave them. Overall talent, probably Moodyz who probably has one of the deepest talent pool
I'm not talking about looks. I'm talking about talent: blowjobs, cowgirl, enthusiasm, etc.
Damn that prestige, they looks more like ideapocket or S1 but the different is they're recruiting a new fresh looking young girl
while IP or S1 mainly just picking talent from another studio who has an ended contract or maybe transfer contract.
meaning they already have a deep young talent pool, but keep buying!(to those who don't know)I like to call S1 as Real Madrid when they collecting the best talents who already famous
S1S1 doesn't really have a big core of homegrown talent, they have a few, but personally of the ones that have debuted at S1S1 none really have star potential, good complementary pieces but won't bring in the big bucks.I would love to have an opinion on this but how do you guys keep track of who actually belongs where? I mean, I got to S1's official site but can't for the life of me figure out which are freelance and which are homegrown/in-house talents...plus I know some actresses have long term contracts with more than one company
I would love to have an opinion on this but how do you guys keep track of who actually belongs where? I mean, I got to S1's official site but can't for the life of me figure out which are freelance and which are homegrown/in-house talents...plus I know some actresses have long term contracts with more than one company
S1S1 doesn't really have a big core of homegrown talent, they have a few, but personally of the ones that have debuted at S1S1 none really have star potential, good complementary pieces but won't bring in the big bucks.
IMO the hard part is finding and recruiting girls to do their first JAV. I imagine they put in countless hours to get a girl to finally commit.
S1 meanwhile doesn't have that hard of job paying for girls who've established themselves in JAV already, that just takes money.
Don't think it's that hard, Prestige, SOD, Max-A, Maxing, and others do it all the time, sure they occasionally hit and miss but it's a cheaper investment with a potentially higher payoffIMO the hard part is finding and recruiting girls to do their first JAV. I imagine they put in countless hours to get a girl to finally commit.
S1 meanwhile doesn't have that hard of job paying for girls who've established themselves in JAV already, that just takes money.
Don't think it's that hard, Prestige, SOD, Max-A, Maxing, and others do it all the time, sure they occasionally hit and miss but it's a cheaper investment with a potentially higher payoff
so looking at the list of there debuts over the last few years http://www.s1s1s1.com/works/-/list/=/article=genre/id=38/page=1/I think its bussiness options, between make investment with fresh new comer (cheaper sallary but high risk their movies not get high income) and famous stars (expensive sallary but attract more buyers)
and S1 occasionally failed with their homeground talents too, I don't know this because bad luck or they more focus to their stars, but I noticed S1 is big studios that oftenly failed to promote their homeground talents to be s grade performers
what do you think ?
so looking at the list of there debuts over the last few years http://www.s1s1s1.com/works/-/list/=/article=genre/id=38/page=1/
dang they've had some solid girls, but most of them didn't "blow up" until after they left.
so back to your point, yeah probably more focused on the stars, then bad luck besides Rion(and we know her situation) they haven't really promoted any of there girls that greatly