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tirsdag den 24. juni 2014

COCKYBOYS: Max Ryder, Dean Monroe, Frankie Valentine, Duncan Black, Jasper Robinson, Jake Bass, Max Carter

It's with special pride that I present this sneak peek of Answered Prayers: The Lamb. This is the fourth part of our miniseries, and to date this has been our most ambitious project yet. I've been shooting this since November and it has been a mammoth undertaking and collaboration with a group of truly inspiring individuals.

Max Ryder and Dean Monroe lead a wonderful ensemble cast that includes Frankie Valentine, Duncan Black, and Jasper Robinson. Jake Bass and Max Carter reprise their roles as warring brothers, Jinks and Moloch. I'm especially excited for y'all to see Max Carter's focused and dedicated performance -- he really does shine! And as always, Jake Bass makes love to the camera.

But allow me just a moment to thank both Max Ryder and Dean Monroe for their inspired work and for surrendering to my organic process -- I will be forever grateful for their trust in doing so. They truly delivered beyond my expectations.

Finally, thank you to all who support our work. In doing so, you allow us to keep pushing the boundaries of our own creative impulses while creating new possibilities for us all.

onsdag den 30. april 2014

COCKYBOYS: Behind The Scenes of RoadStrip! MAX RYDER AND JAKE BASS

Like all feature films, RoadStrip is actually hundreds of different movies in one. The finished product was just one possibility Jake Jaxson and I decided to run with on the editing room floor, when in reality there were hundreds of moments and anecdotes we had to leave out. So with the release of the new RoadStrip Blu-Ray/DVD, we've decided to share some of the best moments cut from the final film to give you the full "Jax" experience.
These first two clips were originally supposed to be featured in the first episode but were cut simply because we couldn't find a place for them. For all their bickering throughout the trip, Max and Jake did have several moments where they got along, made s'mores, and related to each other about being porn stars. But we wanted to focus on their differences in the beginning -- their similarities were already a big talking point after Project GoGo Boy.
Regardless, these scenes are an interesting contrast to the drama that unfolds in the first episode, and they delve further into the topics everyone brings up to porn stars -- from money to fans to relationships. These two scenes are basically RoadStrip in a nutshell, but since Max and Jake were only starting their journey, they were cut.

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