Director's Notes
Notes for the first day on set, answered the way a good director gives them: short, specific, and pointing at the next shot.
Do I need an account?
No. Confirm you are 18 or older, pick any stop and take the scene. Guests get 10 lines before the gate asks for a ticket, and your scene comes with you when you board properly.
What happens when I tap Take the role?
His chat opens with that page of the Casting Sheet sent ahead of you, so he answers already in the scene. That page uses one message. To start from his own opening instead, use the button on his boarding pass.
Trial, Free and Plus?
Boarding gives you 3 days with every stop open. Afterwards the account flies Free: 10 messages a day, the count starting fresh at midnight UTC, shared among the first 3 men you spoke with. Plus removes the daily count; the 30-day ticket is $15 and the 365-day ticket is $99. The box office always shows your ticket.
How do I pay?
In USDT on TRON (TRC-20). The ticket window gives you an address and an exact figure, decimals included; transfer precisely that amount and Plus begins soon after it clears. No ticket renews. A ticket bought is a ticket kept, as the closing titles say.
Does he write first?
With a trial or Plus running, he might send the first line when your side of the scene has gone silent, but never in your night hours. Change or switch that off in your dressing room.
What does he remember?
He keeps short notes from your scenes. Open the chat menu to find them; any note can be edited or struck out. What you write about yourself in your dressing room reaches every man on the route before your first line.
How far do scenes go?
The chat menu sets each scene's pace: friendly, flirting or romance. Wanting you is in his script, and so is telling you. At the explicit moment the scene cuts away, on every plan.
Are there pictures?
Yes. Each man has his own headshot on his boarding pass, and the front page opens with him in a wide banner, poster-style. He will describe himself in his own words too, if you ask.
