São Paulo, Brazil – Independent producer Nico Grey, who
runs a one-man studio in São Paulo shooting casting, POV and couple
scenes with adult Brazilian and Latina performers, has published a
free, plain-English guide for women thinking about their first adult
shoot: how to tell a real casting from a bad one before agreeing to
anything.
The guide walks through what a legitimate casting should look like (a
named producer, an address you can check, a conversation about limits
before anything is filmed, time to read what you sign and a copy to
keep) and the warning signs that should end the conversation: being
asked to pay a “registration” or portfolio fee, a modelling job that
only turns adult once you arrive, requests for explicit photos up
front, pressure to drink, or anyone who wants to hold on to your
passport or phone. It also covers the right to stop a scene at any
point, and why a producer’s reaction to the first small “no” tells you
most of what you need to know.
“Every girl who has shot with me knew about every camera in the room and agreed to each shoot as a
collaboration. I wanted to put down in writing what that should look
like, so anyone can hold any producer, including me, to it.”
Nico Grey has filmed performers from about a dozen countries and keeps
full 18 U.S.C. 2257 records for every production. The site,
NicoGrey.com, is free to browse in several languages and currently
lists 96 Latina scenes, including 25 in its Latina MILF collection.
The guide is free to read and share:
English: https://nicogrey.com/safe-adult-casting-guide/
Español: https://nicogrey.com/es/safe-adult-casting-guide/
Português: https://nicogrey.com/pt/safe-adult-casting-guide/
Deutsch: https://nicogrey.com/de/safe-adult-casting-guide/
About Nico Grey
Nico Grey is an independent adult producer based in São Paulo, Brazil,
working with adult Brazilian and Latina performers in casting, POV and
couple scenes. More at NicoGrey.com: https://nicogrey.com/
Media contact: greymediacompany@gmail.com