has anyone watched the new doco called hot girls wanted

[dominique lewis]

i watched this new documentary called hot girls wanted its about new girls joining the porn industry and let me say what an eye opener the things the girls go through for less money then what we get i watched a couple of the porn videos the girls have done the worst was facial abuse and let me tell u i def wldnt get paid $800 to do that. but their is one thing i didnt like how some girls in the porn industry think that their different from working girls i think its kinda the same just except that their advertising themselves in front of the camera and they dont have a say sometimes.

tell me would you ever do porn and if yes would you subject yourself to all types of porn or stick to the standard naught girl with naughty man.

i must say i do prefer what i do i think i would be camera shy and also your video would always be on the internet.

but it was a great documentary i urge u guys to watch it 10 out of 10 for me

 

[Naughty Thoughts]

Sounds educational, will need to keep an eye out for it. But yeah, with video, it's out there forever.

 

[bepp]

Wheres this doco???

 

[Harlee Dare]

the doco is on netflix.
I saw it awhile ago and don't understand how prositution is illegal over there but they can make porn.
at least they have the peer support, I find that absolutely crucial in this industry and feel very blessed to work with such amazing girls XX

 

[dominique lewis]

yeah its on netflix totally agree porn is pretty much the same they have sex and get paid with all the exceptions we have protected sex and we can make choices on what kind of service we do but def stupid how its illegal las vegas you can

 

[Dez]

I watched it a while ago and had a few things niggle me about it;

The industry over there is presented predominately controlled by males. They guy who "helps" the girls out with accomodation and getting them work.... Didn't help with the stigma behind the porn industry in America or the more specifically stigma of females being exploited and duped. I think that most educated people who watch it will make that distinction as well.

They also made sure to flip the documentary in a way that just doesnt quite seem to support or value these girls or their choices with what they do with their lives or bodies. Especially when towards the end it was all about that girl trying to get out of the industry, when at the beginning she was advocating for it.... I think that putting girls who might not be 100% ok with working in the sex industry at all in front of the camera is thoughtless and reckless.

Over all I felt it was probably carefully scripted to make sure that it didn't give the impression that women could be empowered either way.

 

[asianguy77]

Yes. I've seen it. I enjoy watching documentaries. Basically, with the explosion of the Internet, anyone with a camera can make a porn movie. The girls get lured into the notion it will make them money and famous. However, once it's out there, it forever will be, even if the girls end up getting out of the industry.

These porn's are based on the popularity of reality based scenarios, where it makes it look like the girls are randomly picked up and agree to have sex for money or seduced which isn't the case.