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Sensational debut by Christie and given a great pounding by Mr Anderson.

However, I do feel I need to feedback some negative comments about the camerawork. It's just exceptionally busy - the camera dude changes the frame roughly every couple of seconds, making it very hard to relax and enjoy the scene.

Not sure if it's Giorgio or Andrey (or someone else?) filming here but please can you ask them to refrain from such a busy style and hold much longer profile shots moving forward.

Anyone else agree/disagree?

The scene is perfect. Would not change a thing.. thats how every 1on1 should be done.

Props to Gio is his crew, awesome job!

drinside wrote:The scene is perfect. Would not change a thing.. thats how every 1on1 should be done.

Props to Gio is his crew, awesome job!

You don't have any problem with the camerawork?

I just watched it again and I literally don't think there is a section where the camera is still for more than 2 seconds. I just couldn't settle with it at all and felt that I was constantly battling the cameraman. So strange as it's a 1-on-1 with fairly routine positions. The cameraman definitely knows what the best shots are as he repeatedly finds them but then just feels the need to move on straight away rather than settling down for a few frames.

It is easily the worst camerawork I have ever seen from a Giorgio scene.

I agree that Christie and the sex action is spot on.

I don't like the camera work either, some "GL" movies are made by the same director that
has been filming the "GIO" movies of the past year or so, his style of moving the camera is unmistakable.

I have complained extensively about it, I called camera hyperactivity,
Giorgio has commented that he thinks most people don't care or even notice it.

Personally, I don't buy that director movies for that reason and the "non-fucking DAP"
that is present in pretty much every GIO movie lol, I illustrated a "non-fucking DP"
at the thread I opened male actor tier list, and Giorgio response makes me think
that his movies will continue to be like they are now.

Which is totally fine by me, I know I'm not the only costumer and GIO fans
seem happy anyway. IF anything I remember spending more money on LP and now is cheaper for me. lol

THAT BEING SAID, and I'm sorry to be completely off topic, but.
I think is sad that GONZO has been sharing their models with Giorgio
and he doesn't seem interested in returning the favor.

magizi87 wrote:I called camera hyperactivity

That's a great description of it there. Good comments generally.

Must say I'm surprised that you find this regularly with Gio's scenes though. Part of the reason I was so surprised with this one is that the camerawork on Gio's scenes is normally first rate. My only slight gripe with him (shared by quite a few here) is the occasional over-use of tilt but generally I find Gio's scenes to be very well shot with no such hyperactivity and an ability to capture the action in nice long frames.

Newest "group" scene I purchased from Giorgio was GIO906 with Stacy Bloom
which I thought was freaking awesome. But it was directed by Giorgio,
not his main director, who I don't know his name

Giorgio is not recording the movies anymore, he is producing them, whatever.
It's like putting "producer James Cameron" and expect a freaking terminator movie, lol
it's just not gonna happen again unless James Cameron is actually directing it, same thing here. lol

Whoever is filling his shoes, he just hit a brick wall, lol
it's gonna take who knows how long for him to develop a comparable refinement.

All the other scenes I have gotten from Giorgio since, have been 1 on 1 and one 2 on 1 scene,
which were not directed by Giorgio, and all suffer from camera hyperactivity.
Which left a sour taste in my mouth, lol

Which now makes me extra wary, and now I pay attention to the trailer.
And Giorgio trailers are unwatchable for me. There is just not enough time for me to soak it up.
So I'm at a point that I can't trust what I gathered from the trailer,
and what I remember from his recent movies was not good, I just can't buy newer movies. lol

Thanks for the input magizi.

I will hope this is a blip and keep the faith with Giorgio for now (I bought the recent Ciri scene and that had no such issues) but like you I've lost a little confidence for sure so let's see how things pan out and if Giorgio takes our criticism on board.

magizi87 wrote:Newest "group" scene I purchased from Giorgio was GIO906 with Stacy Bloom
which I thought was freaking awesome. But it was directed by Giorgio,
not his main director, who I don't know his name

Giorgio is not recording the movies anymore, he is producing them, whatever.
It's like putting "producer James Cameron" and expect a freaking terminator movie, lol
it's just not gonna happen again unless James Cameron is actually directing it, same thing here. lol

Whoever is filling his shoes, he just hit a brick wall, lol
it's gonna take who knows how long for him to develop a comparable refinement.

All the other scenes I have gotten from Giorgio since, have been 1 on 1 and one 2 on 1 scene,
which were not directed by Giorgio, and all suffer from camera hyperactivity.
Which left a sour taste in my mouth, lol

Which now makes me extra wary, and now I pay attention to the trailer.
And Giorgio trailers are unwatchable for me. There is just not enough time for me to soak it up.
So I'm at a point that I can't trust what I gathered from the trailer,
and what I remember from his recent movies was not good, I just can't buy newer movies. lol

lol

magizi87 wrote:Newest "group" scene I purchased from Giorgio was GIO906 with Stacy Bloom
which I thought was freaking awesome. But it was directed by Giorgio,
not his main director, who I don't know his name

Giorgio is not recording the movies anymore, he is producing them, whatever.
It's like putting "producer James Cameron" and expect a freaking terminator movie, lol
it's just not gonna happen again unless James Cameron is actually directing it, same thing here. lol

Whoever is filling his shoes, he just hit a brick wall, lol
it's gonna take who knows how long for him to develop a comparable refinement.

I always hope for Giorgio himself shooting a scene - which rarely happens lately - but Andrey is doing a pretty good job in my opinion.
Problem is mainly with on-set mood currently, which is much less relaxed and its feelable and sometimes even visible in the edited end version.

Andrey as far as I know hasn't that hyperactive camera, though. That must be another director and/or just cameraman.