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Just two weeks ago I was working with a client; we were giving Bricolage training to them and we got the time to share some experiences.

While talking about organization, the leader of their team told us he once went to the place where a Portuguese porn magazine was made. He said it was just like doing any other magazine: the people would act the same, the people would dress the same, the people would work the same.

He said if you didn't look at the pictures it would look just like any other magazine. There were actually people writing the stories as if it was something else.

Come to think of it, it's a business just like any other else... morally questionable? Well, that's up to you. I don't think that by taking such a job you'd be exposed to porn. It's not like they're going to shoot the movies in front of you, right?

In reply to Re: Would you work at a porn company? by cog
in thread Would you work at a porn company? by jacques

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