Protocols for Performers:
On-Set Expectations

Arrival Expectations

✅ Arrive on time!
Remember you are coming to work, not to party – being late is not fashionable!

If you’re being dropped off, do not allow your driver, bf, bff, partner, manager, friend, etc to come on-set unless their presence has been specifically okay’d by the director or producer prior to the shoot date.

✅ Bring 2 forms of ID
Driver’s License, State ID, Passport &/or Social Security Card, even a Birth Certificate will work.

✅ Come with a pleasant and professional attitude
Meet all cast and crew with a pleasant attitude. This includes Production Assistants, Camerapersons, Directors, Make-up Artists, you Scene Partners, or any Other Performers who may be on-set. You never know who has influence with the booking person or other directors & producers or what affect a negative or rude attitude can have on your reputation.

✅ Show a current test
Be prepared to show proof of a current industry-standard STI test in person. Know how to look up your own results, in PASS. Printed versions or screenshots are unacceptable as they can easily be manipulated.

✅ Verify your partners’ tests
Make sure that you, yourself *with your own eyes* see your scene partner’s cleared status in PASS. Make sure that their photo ID matches their Legal Name in PASS.

How to Treat a Costar

Good hygiene (clean hair, manicured nails, clean teeth, enemas, douching etc, using the correct (natural) sponge for period sex)

Respectful of partners boundaries and listen to verbal and non-verbal cues during the sex to ensure their partner feels safe and comfortable.

💡 Enforcing the performer code of two taps on outer hip during the sex means “stop what you’re doing and change position as you’re hurting me”.

Most performers abide by this unofficial rule and form of communication but new ones may not be so aware.

There’s also the gentle push with your hand against your partners body as a warning to be less rough.

Expectations About Physical Appearance & Health

• Should not turn up on set with any contagious virus or bacteria e.g. tonsilitis, strep, cold and flu symptoms etc.

• Should not turn up on set with bruises on body.

• Should be hygienic and have clean nails, clean hair and clean teeth.

• Should not turn up on set with a contagious skin disorder e.g. ringworm; an active herpes outbreak.

How to Treat Sets & Locations

• E.g. no drugs (even legal drugs), no loud music which could disrupt neighbors, be respectful of the host’s home.

• Be a team player and help clean up after the scene — especially if you just squirted/peed everywhere! It is not the sole responsibility of the crew.

What to Bring to Set