Corbin Fisher: Jacob Rocks Dane’s World (Bareback)

GoGo says:

My frustration with studio is that even with the bi portion which is apparently used to nudge these guys to do ACM doesn’t necessarily work, case in point the X on my post which indicate which guys haven’t returned solely for ACM. I”m gay, the bi and str8 scenes do nothing for me, i’m sure it does for others but not for me. I’m not bi, pan, omni, sexually fluid… i’m gay…i enjoy men having sex with men and only men. Off topic…well kinda, It’s one of the main reason i don’t even bother watching MEN scenes with all these girlfriends on screen.

What’s better about the bi and str8 scenes? Well it’s all the new guys that ACM doesn’t get to see.

GoGo says:

So you’d rather get a str8 and bi scene out of them than nothing at all, that’s great if you happen to be into that which I’m not. You see the way i see it is that once watching them in their “natural” environment you’ll most definitely see how terrible they’re at gay sex which has been another one of my grievances. Heck i think that’s one of the reason most of the comments on most of their ACM scenes are negative, the scenes are just awful. I just think they need to revamp the site because it feels like it’s dying slowly.

CA says:

I think Corbin Fisher suffers from doing too much. They promised to release too much content so now they are like MEN and have to just pump crap out–literal crap. There really is no real way a small studio like this can produce 6-7 hot porn scenes weekly. They truly are just going through the motions and it’s production like/factory porn.

As a result, the bi/straight scenes are usually a quick fast turn around one and done–they release like 52 a year. vs. the gay scenes they have to release about 260 scenes a year so I’m certain they batch shoot them. Also why the scenes are so short. Just in comparison–Sean Cody released 156 scenes compared to CF’s 312. That’s crazy.

I also wonder if the ability to not keep models has to do with contracts. There is so much competition for models in gay porn that if Corbin Fisher doesn’t offer a contract to a guy with enough work they can walk down the street to a new studio for more money. This was their mistake not having exclusive contracted models anymore–clearly a cost savings attempt.

Not to mention there is the ever always known factor that Corbin Fisher leadership is difficult to please and they’re easily fickle and send good talent away because they don’t like them, lol.

CA says:

Oh yeah–100 percent. The idea that you have your models work multiple jobs is a typical bad small business move.

It would be like my boss asking me to go down to the accounting department to help them out. Sure, I’m smart and a quick learner and could do it, but I will def. make all kinds of mistakes along the way costing the company tons of money and even when I’m competent enough in managing a balance sheet, I will 100 percent miss things a real trained skilled professional would know…again costing the business tons of money. At the end of the day, they should have ponied up the cash to pay a salary to a trained accountant with certifications and not tried to let me do it half assed. that 50k you saved in salary ends up being 100’s of thousands in lost lax breaks.

Apply the analogy as you will to Corbin Fisher. This maybe worked when Jason was on set everyday and they released 1 solo and 1 action scene a week. I can see him training an apprentice like Pete or Connor. But now you have three times the volume of work and you toss in Josh to film some scenes after he worked under Connor…while Connor himself had one foot out the door? A mess.

To continue the analogy, it’s like having your wife run your books for you when your mechanic shop fixed one car a day, now you have a full staff of mechanics fixing 10 cars a day and poor Mrs. Mechanic lady is ineffective.