Calvin Haen Turns In Another Amazing Performance

Calvin Haen has really come a long way since he made his debut on collegedudes247 in the spring this year. His physique is greatly improved and he is now an up-and-coming star. Here's the scoop: It has been a while since we have seen Justin, but we are glad he cam back to get drilled by Calvin! Calvin was so eager to drill Justin that he was pre-cumming a stream while he was going to town on Justins cock - and after Justin gave Calvin a good ass-rimming, Calvin shoved his cock deep in Justins hole and pounded him every which way until they both blow loads of hot jizz! To see more of Calvin and his playmate, click here.

Cidd Pierce Let's It All Hang Out

Cidd Pierce is a new model out of the mid-west. He's recently made his debut on collegedudes247. Here's the scoop: Cidd Pierce has a huge hot cock, and Cidd sure shows us how he likes to use it. We love Cidd for not only his personality, but the way he really gets into his jerk off session. From the minute he took off his shirt and showed us his great abs to the nice creamy load at the end, Cidd really delivered! To see more of Cidd, click here.

Some of our Fierce Models at Work

Fierce Scouting works hard to bring folks in pornland great models. Here are some of our guys in action (note that at least one model in each scene was placed by Fierce Scouting):

It was about time Christian Sharp had his first video with another guy and who better to give him his first male on male blowjob but the sexy Gavin Tate. Click here for the scene on Randy Blue.

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What do you get when you put three of Randy Blue's hottest guys in a crazy, no holds barred three-way? You get two hot tops, Reese Rideout and Xander Scott, and a very satisfied Cody Fallon. Click here for the scene on Randy Blue.

The 411 on Auditions

I'm proclaiming that "auditions" in the gay entertainment biz are bullshit. None of the studios Fierce Scouting works with (and they are all Top Ten online and DVD studios) requires a potential model to audition for work. This includes guys with absolutely no experience in the business.

What I have found about auditions are that the studios who do them are actually getting a filmed and photographed solo masturbation scene out of a newbie model in exchange for very low pay or - *gasp!* - no money at all. In the worst situations, the model doesn't even realize that their audition is going to be turned into a scene and thrown up on to a porn site and sold.

I don't have much more to say about auditions. I don't believe in them. I think they're bullshit. They're scams.

Here's the only auditions worth viewing:

How to Kill Your Porn Career In Under Ten Months

I just got off the telephone with a fellow agent. We were talking about a model who we were both unknowingly promoting. This happens sometimes because some models think they are smarter than their agents (and the studios) and don’t think we all talk to each other (we do). The problem with working with two (or more) agents is that the model is supposed to be exclusive to one agent. Some agents have model contracts bounding them to be exclusive. I don’t do contracts because I feel if a model feels he can achieve their goals with someone else, they should be free to do so. It’s just how I work.

Back to the wayward model: like so many have done before, his number one mistake is (besides pissing people off in the industry) working with as many studios as possible at the start of his “career.” I use “career” lightly because I am predicting his will be finished before the end of the year. The idea that one should try to get as many gigs at first is a demon. Boys, it’s a mistake and Uncle Fred is here to tell you it’s the wrong way to go about this business.

When a model does a flurry of work with numerous studios (i.e. porn sites), he becomes over-exposed in the market place. When a model’s face (and cock, and ass, and everything else) is seen everywhere on different sites owned by different studios, this means he is less marketable because he’s everywhere. If a model with great potential works for a lot of C or D level studios, this means the A level studios are not going to be interested because the guy is already out in the market and is therefore not going to bring in new sales because consumers have already seen him.

The end result is that perhaps after four to six months of work, the model becomes a has-been and if he is really desperate for work, will accept two hundred dollar gigs here and there.

If a model is smart, he should acquire the services of an agent to help him navigate his entry into this business. A good agent will help a model gain entry into the industry the right way. A dumb model will try to do it his own way, make the wrong choices, and try to pull the wool over the eyes of the very people who are feeding him.

Tomorrow: why “test shoots” and “auditions” are bullshit.