Casting Call for Loch Ness Productions

[Nessie]

Dear Model (or Aspiring Model),

I am not at this time quite willing to give an exact location on a public forum, but think "America", "North", and "Middle". I'm not rich and can't do the plane ticket thing. However, I do intend to make it worthwhile. To be able to do that for you, you would have to be within driving distance of me. We can talk about locations and compensation privately.

Description:

I use natural locations on public land containing mud, mostly organic, which is deep enough to play the role of quicksand. There are some difficulties inherent in that, so I'm thinking to do things that are fairly simple. First off, we go shopping, get you dressed, and then get you to the site where you are guided into the mud area to do a solo sinking in the best peat bog available to me. This can be played any way you like...erotic, dramatic, fearful, angry, playful, fun. Hopefully you will be able to submerge, and then re-emerge for some nice lighthearted messy mud play.

Nudity is completely up to you. I'm expecting that you are likely to be a beginner who will want to use what you do for me as a stepping stone for more work, so the issue of nudity is going to depend on what you're hoping your next gig is! If you wish to be a fetish model, go for it, but if what you want to do is show the world that you are an expert dramatic actress, completely clothed will work just fine.

Possible risks (and/or discomforts):

I shoot at the muddy edges of marshes. I have never suffered any serious injuries at any of my locations despite doing between 20 and 30 completely unassisted mud outings between March and November for the last four years. And I turned 50 this year. If you're in decent physical shape and you don't mind listening to me, you'll be fine.

I have been harassed by mosquitoes and biting flies, so if you are allergic to DEET, you probably don't want to work for me. My legs get scratched up but then again I won't wear long pants to and from sites, so some of that is my own rotten fault. My very best bog has poison sumac trees, which are not likely to present a problem since I know what those nasty buggers look like and will not let you touch one.

Now and then I get a leech. They are icky to look at and they can leave an itchy bump if they get a good grip on you.

That's about it, though. You will NOT sink out of sight. Even if it is over your head, you will naturally tend to hang around chest-deep unless you push yourself down.

I am planning to shoot solo sinking-into-quicksand or mud play only. I need to be behind the camera. When it is done you will need to clean up. I can get myself cleaned up in a creek so well that I can go eat a meal in a restaurant when it's done and nobody is the wiser. I can help with that if that's okay with you. Cleanup footage is totally optional (it may not even be possible depending on location).

I'm betting, though, that you'll want a bathtub later on anyway even if I don't always do it myself.

To do one scene, I expect that we will need around four hours total. A lot of time gets eaten up by the cleanup. I rather expect you'll be pretty wiped out at the end of it, so one scene is all I will plan to do on a first shoot. Since you will be in driving distance, that means that this may not even tie up your whole day unless we decide to plan for more.

Escorts are not only permitted but they are desirable. I may or may not have an assistant. I am a woman, but if I get "The Path Guard" (at this time the only crew available) there will be a man on the site.

If you are browsing this forum looking to see what is out there, I hope to hear from you soon.


And now...Dear Nessie Fans:

This doesn't mean that Nessie-clips are not going to be made any more. In no way shape or form does a shoot with a model mean that I can't go out the next day by myself. This is only intended to be a new, additional, hopefully cool aspect of Loch Ness Productions. It is not a complete change of shoot practices.

Nessie

P.S. I chose this forum because outsiders can read it. They cannot read "Other Producers".

[jack c]

Nessie,

Glad to see you finally pulled the trigger - and entered into the producer world. You already are a producer, but now you will be in the second party market, after years of first party market-hood. Good luck - I am sure we will see if you hook up with any models.

A note to models: this person is honest and is the real thing - take her up on it.

[PM2K]

That sounds really cool! I know one who has done it many times will know how to make quality material, and treat her performers right. I look forward to viewing the results in the future.

PS: Will you be using your happy Ness Monster logo? I miss her...

[Nessie]

That sounds really cool! I know one who has done it many times will know how to make quality material, and treat her performers right. I look forward to viewing the results in the future.

PS: Will you be using your happy Ness Monster logo? I miss her...

Guess I never did put a logo on my videos. Since I still have a full-time day job, I've kept my editing practices simple. But maybe I should. Kaol's got that Kaolumbia Pictures logo that Pete Boggs drew and it's cool.

I am so used to male mud partners that this will be very new for me. But I will treat my model like a star. Because she will be the star. There is no other option, since the mudpits at Poison Sumac Bog, while deep, aren't wide enough to hold any second star. The entire clearing is kind of teeny, which is why I shoot some things vertical letterbox (yes, a new camera's likely too).

Maybe the mudpits will grow this year. Or maybe I could get a hoe. And after I cut down certain unwanted branches, I could start hacking around the sides of the mudpit. It's not like anyone will know. Only nut cases...or a quicksand video crew...would even think of going back there.

Nessie

[Boggy Man]

Maybe the mudpits will grow this year. Or maybe I could get a hoe. And after I cut down certain unwanted branches, I could start hacking around the sides of the mudpit. It's not like anyone will know. Only nut cases...or a quicksand video crew...would even think of going back there.

Nessie

It can take a bit of work to expand a bog that is surrounded by floating vegetation, but it is well worth the effort!
I used a keyhole saw (and did a lot of moving of clumps of sod and addition of more mud) to turn this:

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Into this!:


After My Saw Job (and addition of additional mud on top)!

And you have seen the final product in action! Just think what your best spots would be like after such an expansion!

[Nessie]

Ooooh! Ahhhhh! It was already nice but you improved it!

It's bigger...it's better...it looks silky-soft, inviting, and sinkable.

I figure if I have a shoot at Poison Sumac Bog, I'm going in with a hedge clipper for sure (to remove the sumac) and then a hoe. I'll make sure it's real gooshy. And of course I will have tested it myself. Several times.

Nessie

[wysvp]

Hi Nessie,

I want to wish you much luck with being a producer, working with other models - there are many rewards to this creative endeavor, and some challenges, too - many of which you are likely to already know.

Michael

[Nessie]

Hi Nessie,

I want to wish you much luck with being a producer, working with other models - there are many rewards to this creative endeavor, and some challenges, too - many of which you are likely to already know.

I'm not real worried about the technical part. But it will be difficult to open up my home (here's a picture of me in it) to somebody new.

Nessie

[jack c]

Nessie,

You are not giving up ownership of this great deep-mud location - you are merely renting it out for a few moments. I think that some pretty good videos could be made there. Yes, you have to ignore the closeness of branches, etc., but isn't that just part of the fantasy - to suspend belief and envision the peril? Good luck.

- Jack

[Nessie]

I guess I don't actually own it. The state does. But the beauty of that is, it's not trespassing!

I read something like this about that areas like this...

"These wildlife management areas are created for the public and they are owned by the public...they are your land! So treat them with respect."

As a resident of the same state in which I live, a model who sinks in my mudpit would in fact own part of it just as I do. But If you divide the land itself by all the people who live in the state, it might come out to only one little teaspoon of peat moss.

I don't know yet if it'll be the exact same mudpit or not since they're all a hair frozen now but they all look about like that in that area. The branches aren't really much help, though...

Nessie