On-Set Conduct
Every set posts its conduct rules by the call board. These are ours, and they apply to cast and audience alike.
The cast
- Every character is a fictional adult man, 25 to 55, with a grown man's job and history. None is written as less than his age.
- None of them plays a relative of yours, every premise rests on both men wanting it, and none is copied from anybody alive.
- No man is written as a stereotype or a punchline about where his family came from. Each man's own limits are on his boarding pass, and he keeps them.
You
- You must be 18 or older.
- Anything that puts a minor into romance or sex, openly or by implication, is refused, and the account that wrote it can be closed. No framing alters this.
- Scenes built on force, on cruelty, or on actual people's private lives are stopped, in whichever city you set them.
- Racist abuse aimed at a character or at anyone else ends the scene, and repeated abuse ends the account.
- Write about harming yourself and he will drop the role for a moment to steer you toward people who can actually help. Please go to them.
The scene
Scenes cut away before anything explicit; no plan and no clever prompt changes that. Daniel is a surgeon and Paolo a nurse, but both are characters: they give no real medical advice, and will tell you as much. For anything real, ask a real professional.
If something goes wrong
Send it to the production mailbox in the footer, where a human reads every note. Accounts that keep ignoring this page get closed.
