TaylorMadeClips BE Updates

[PrBlahBlahtson]

I don't know if the Mastasia-type falsies are inflatable. Personally, I think they're foam rubber, but I'm not in film or anything resembling it so that's a very amateur guess. However, the material itself just doesn't look like it would lend well to any kind of inflation, which means multiple props, and so on, and so forth.

P.S. -- Ooo, Daphne.

[MTMTE]

I'm Excited to see another clip with Daphne! I'd love to see Tory again too, but she must be pretty busy.

[Taylor]

Taylor`s Mind Control Breast Expansion

Daphne is LOVING EXPANSION
was a HUGE hit but Taylor
thinks it should have been bigger.
So this time she`s not going to let Daphne screw it up!
Bimbos are much easier to control...

[Freddy84]

Taylor, Bud, and Daphne Rosen succeed once again in making a quality BE clip. The ending is quite funny, and Daphne does a very good acting job in it while showing her lovely assets in an amusing way. I recommend it to all BE enthusiasts.

[Roy]

She "like, totally does; like, an awesome job with her bimboness, yah. Like, awesome."

Excellent POV shots too, cheers Taylor and crew. =)

[Taylor]

Bella Likes Breast Expansion

Bella books a gig with Taylor not having any idea what kind of stuff she shoots but
finds out moments after arriving that having
bigger, expanding breasts makes her SO HOT!
Part of the 7 VIALS Series

[n3tr111p]

bad dialouge

yet another need to fast forward through dumb opening

no build up into the BE aka almost insta

when it does barely any

and don't let the pictures fool you no she doesn't go bottomless

PS sfx are good but when theres no actual movement and just sfx that doesn't count as BE

[DrEnlarge]

You've been trolling here for 3 years...and this is your 2nd contribution?

Daphne's last clip was just what the Dr. ordered. How's about a little consideration for the effort Taylor and company are putting forth? You want to be hyper-critical, PM Bud or Taylor, for they're curious about constructive criticisim. There's no need to be so negative in this thread.

[Candide]

I really enjoyed the two most recent clips! A definite improvement over "Slow for a Saturday Night". Keep up the good work.

[Rei-Lin]

I have to time in here people, because I think there are a few here that are really not thinking before they're posting. First, please stop and realize what kind of service Taylor is presenting here. This is fetish material all around. It's not just some BE or Growth that she's all about, but a mix of many fetishes. You shouldn't be complaining that every clip isn't for you or criticize it so badly that you start to make her question whey she's even dipping her hands into the waters that we love to swim in. There's not exactly a lot of people out there willing to take our suggestions and put them on film, and there are still several fetishes she hasn't even gotten to shoot, but we know she's going to because she said she would.

If you don't like the clip or you don't like the combination of fetishes in the clip, then don't buy it just to come here and explain how you didn't like it. Like the old saying "if you don't have anything nice to say then say nothing" goes, complaining about how you dislike this or that in a video that was produced from ideas that WE gave Taylor is just stupid. Constructive criticism is one thing, but honestly if you're not a film major or a production assistant, does it REALLY mean that much to you to tear Taylor's work down into little pieces just to make yourself seem smart? It's once again ultimately fetish work and just because certain things may not appeal to you or seem out of place or awkward, keep in mind, she's one of the few people that do this work, and only because she believes it's worth her time. Think before you post about what Taylor is doing, why she's doing it and lets keep her rolling on these things before she ends up hearing so much negativity that what we want is no longer worth her time.

[Candide]

I'm sorry... I've paid you, what, three or four hundred dollars over the past year and haven't earned the right to be vocally disappointed by a clip? Yes, a negative review can hurt your sales--and yes, that was the goal of my post. The only thing business understands is the bottom line, so if I can prevent you from selling me a terrible product in the future by ensuring that fewer people pay for your most recent failure, that's exactly what I'm going to do.

Bud, writing an immature response, full of sarcasm and accusations, to a thoughtful critique of a genuinely bad product isn't helping your case. You think I'm an ingrate?

Take it professionally, not personally.

Originally Posted by Rei-Lin

If you don't like the clip or you don't like the combination of fetishes in the clip, then don't buy it just to come here and explain how you didn't like it.

Here's a little taste of the aforementioned sarcasm:

Oh yes, I bought this clip intending not to like it just so I could rip into its producers and hurt their sales. I know they're doing us such a huge favor by selling us their product, and we should never complain even if they release a video that's so far inferior to all previous clips that some of us find it unwatchable.

This isn't some artist who contributes free material (*cough*, how many hundreds of hours have I spent making free stuff for this community?), this is a business. Bad products should not (and hopefully will not) sell as well, and ultimately hurt the bottom line. And I, for one, would like TaylorMadeClips to keep on producing fetish material I like.

To make a long story short (too late!): my criticism was justified. Even in the fetish porn biz, consumers have a voice. Consider, for a moment, that while I was addressing TaylorMadeClips, maybe I was really speaking to the whole forum rather than just Budapest Swope and Mistress Taylor.

This is not simply a place for producers to get free exposure without risk of criticism. The idea that I should pay for a clip and then remain totally silent even if I hated it is, frankly, bullshit.

-- Candide

PS: So don't act like I came onto your forum and pulled some stunt. This is our forum, all of ours (and yours). If we can't give our opinions here, then where can we?

[silentkill]

Originally Posted by Candide

I'm sorry... I've paid you, what, three or four hundred dollars over the past year and haven't earned the right to be vocally disappointed by a clip? Yes, a negative review can hurt your sales--and yes, that was the goal of my post. The only thing business understands is the bottom line, so if I can prevent you from selling me a terrible product in the future by ensuring that fewer people pay for your most recent failure, that's exactly what I'm going to do.

Bud, writing an immature response, full of sarcasm and accusations, to a thoughtful critique of a genuinely bad product isn't helping your case. You think I'm an ingrate?

Take it professionally, not personally.



Here's a little taste of the aforementioned sarcasm:

Oh yes, I bought this clip intending not to like it just so I could rip into its producers and hurt their sales. I know they're doing us such a huge favor by selling us their product, and we should never complain even if they release a video that's so far inferior to all previous clips that some of us find it unwatchable.

This isn't some artist who contributes free material (*cough*, how many hundreds of hours have I spent making free stuff for this community?), this is a business. Bad products should not (and hopefully will not) sell as well, and ultimately hurt the bottom line. And I, for one, would like TaylorMadeClips to keep on producing fetish material I like.

To make a long story short (too late!): my criticism was justified. Even in the fetish porn biz, consumers have a voice. Consider, for a moment, that while I was addressing TaylorMadeClips, maybe I was really speaking to the whole forum rather than just Budapest Swope and Mistress Taylor.

This is not simply a place for producers to get free exposure without risk of criticism. The idea that I should pay for a clip and then remain totally silent even if I hated it is, frankly, bullshit.

-- Candide

PS: So don't act like I came onto your forum and pulled some stunt. This is our forum, all of ours (and yours). If we can't give our opinions here, then where can we?

I'm sorry but i think i have to agree. By choosing to never say anything about a product you think is inferior you are telling the maker that they should continue to make products that way. And while you could say that this could be accomplished via people applauding a clip instead, what if no one does? This could let people purchase it and be just as dissappointed as the last person but what has that really accomplished. The only thing i think that could be argued here is presentation of the arguements. Instead of constructive criticism or sugar coating it, they went more of a blunt technique. I think it makes a good point that this is purely meant to be professional.

I have purchased bout 7 clips myself and most recently, the bella clip. I can honestly say i was dissappointed for a couple of reasons; a) They took an element which has made their last few clips really strong (angle of cleavage and such) and made that an entire clip. While i really like that, it made for a lesser product in the end since they couldn't rely on any of their other techniques used in previous ones. b) (relying off of a) The size difference made it feel like nothing really happened. It was a great idea but i don't think it quite made it to it's intended plan. c) Lastly, there was a minute introduction to about 2 min introduction. I'm used to these and if they are introducing story or conversation that is fine. Instead half of the introduction this time was extending the 10 second song. If this was meant for the introduction of the 7 vials series that's fine assuming the regular length in the next ones but it just seemed unneccessary.

Although, i do have to say i was throughly impressed with the balloon video. It used a reasonable amount of talking (usually it seems as if a lot of actresses need to talk the entire time and i think she did a good job showing that you didnt), kept the B.E. fairly constant, and the ending part was hilarious (and hot) when she was talking about her profile. I do reccommend that video.

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"but honestly if you're not a film major or a production assistant"

I'm sorry i am neither of these but i feel as if my comments as a consumer and an avid BE fan nullify your statement. If you read what i said here i think it makes sense that you don't have to be either of these to make a comment. We're trying to convey things we would like to see, not neccessarily how the camera is angeled or how the lighting is etc. just what we would like to see these women do. I hope this brings some light on the situation as i know this thread has been a little bit of a hot topic since the slow for saturday night clip.