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My friend gorgik9 asked a thought provoking question yesterday. "Everybody who has a modern smartphone at hand has the necessary equipment to produce porn anytime, and there are dozens of net porn sites where you can upload your "art work" - I mean this has actually already happened, but what does it mean for gay porn in the long run?"
I think we've got three-to-five years of this before the next big jump and changes in technology that allow for something new. The fact is that studio work is paying models less and less per scene and sites such as OF or JFF are finally putting models’ fates into their own hands. They don’t need studios to succeed anymore. And that power shift is certainly part of the future of porn.
I don't believe OF or JFF will take over or kill the porn industry. The reality is way more complicated than that, and involves a confluence of a whole bunch of factors. The traditional porn industry is not dying, it is only changing forms.
So, let's hear your thoughts what happens to gay porn when the line between porn consumers and porn producers get totally blurred and fuzzy.
Thanks.
I think we've got three-to-five years of this before the next big jump and changes in technology that allow for something new. The fact is that studio work is paying models less and less per scene and sites such as OF or JFF are finally putting models’ fates into their own hands. They don’t need studios to succeed anymore. And that power shift is certainly part of the future of porn.
I don't believe OF or JFF will take over or kill the porn industry. The reality is way more complicated than that, and involves a confluence of a whole bunch of factors. The traditional porn industry is not dying, it is only changing forms.
So, let's hear your thoughts what happens to gay porn when the line between porn consumers and porn producers get totally blurred and fuzzy.
Thanks.