Corbin Fisher: Dawson Takes Josh’s Load

Scrapple says:

People have been complaining about porn models since the beginning of porn. Yes, having social media and blogs makes it easier for models and studios to see the dissatisfaction for a scene in real time, but that’s not why “amateur porn” has suffered so greatly these last few years.

When sites like Corbin Fisher and Sean Cody and Randy Blue hit the market, the playing field was smaller. Less competition meant more subs, which meant studios could pay more to get the hunk next door to flash his wares on camera. You could also convince him to stay with your studio as an exclusive, because where else could he go and make this kind of money? With increased sites and the rise of tube sites, many studios find themselves with less financial resources to work with. Then you have to also factor in the camming industry. Models don’t have to make up excuses to sneak away for a few days to shoot porn. They don’t have to leave their own house. They also don’t have to deal with a studio or a manager and can set up their own fan account and put out vids when they want, cutting out the middle men.

And while social media has made it easier for these guys to market their work, it has also made them more visible. Gone are the days when a guy could sneak away for a few days to snag some secret coins or secret dick. These days their business is out as soon as a scene gets dropped. That most definitely has scared guys away. The prevalence of barebacking has to also be taken into consideration.

But one of the biggest reason why you’re seeing so many pros showing up on these sites is because “amateur” is in short supply. When Corbin Fisher went live, the internet wasn’t what it is now. Things were fresh and new and shiny. Seeing a hot guy next door type jerking it or fucking on camera was invigorating, especially if you came from a sheltered environment. Now porn is so much more accessible, hook up sites are a thing, and that titillating newness is no longer there. And the models aren’t amateur either. Most of them have already been filming their sexual escapades, or traded nudes, or whatever. We literally have kids growing up with tablets and smartphones in their hands. The “aw shucks, I’ve never done this type of thing before” is going to be hard to find, even for a model coming from East Bumblefuck.

Lots of things had a hand in murdering the industry. But bitching about models? That’s not what caused the problems we’re seeing today. And if you think all that amateur sex back in the day was unscripted, you’d be mistaken.

Scrapple says:

CF isn’t the only studio having trouble finding hot guys who want to stick around. It’s not just a Corbin Fisher problem.