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Las Vegas Studio Forum / Everything about iStripper
89014EL
Joined in Oct 2007 67 post(s)
April 29, 2016
I have not seen any new cards from the Las Vegas studio in a while. Did it close or just hard to find models?
goldiecharleston
Joined in Dec 2008 340 post(s)
April 29, 2016
I believe Rex posted they had issue with noise from a neighbouring business so are in the process of moving to another studio elsewhere subject to leases etc.
May 1, 2016
We attempted to move the Vegas studio to LA with no success a few month ago.
Shootings resumed beginning of March there, we're filming 4 girls a month, the first ones went through post production already and are scheduled to be released soon.
Noise from a neighboring business is still an issue, in April we filmed our first iStripper XXX card with no sound, numbers will tell if it's a valid option to get American girls doing XXX.
Shootings resumed beginning of March there, we're filming 4 girls a month, the first ones went through post production already and are scheduled to be released soon.
Noise from a neighboring business is still an issue, in April we filmed our first iStripper XXX card with no sound, numbers will tell if it's a valid option to get American girls doing XXX.
goldiecharleston
Joined in Dec 2008 340 post(s)
May 1, 2016
that's a shame about the move not happening. can you sound proof the studio Rex or would that break the terms of the lease?
89014EL
Joined in Oct 2007 67 post(s)
May 4, 2016
Thanks for the reply Rex.
@goldiecharleston I know there is a whole science to getting sound proofing done to block out unwanted noise. I'm not sure how much something like that would cost.
@goldiecharleston I know there is a whole science to getting sound proofing done to block out unwanted noise. I'm not sure how much something like that would cost.
Eolis
Joined in Mar 2011 5 post(s)
May 11, 2016
@89014EL The price of sound proofing can be anywhere from dirt cheap to extremely expensive. It all depend on the level of current noise, the level of noise they deem acceptable and the size of the room. In the worst case scenario it may even be impossible to sound proof the room at a decent level.
POPEYED
Joined in Jul 2013 1342 post(s)
May 12, 2016
You're in Vegas...NOISE CENTRAL...but SoCal doesn't get much better...it's all BOOM BOOM BOOM 24/7...unless you're in NorCal like me...then it's a bit calmer...I think lol...I could just imagine an awesome private studio on private land/property out of the populated/noisy area but not too far...just far enough...but then again there's noise no matter where you are...like air traffic for one (especially if you're next to a military base or something)...you just can't escape it...unless you're like underground in some "bunker" (there's another idea) then soundproof is pretty much automatic...but yeah that would be interesting...moving the studio underground...I wonder how much that would cost though :P
When I moved to where I am now there was nothing but non stop train traffic a couple blocks away (Amtrak)...at first it annoyed the ***** out of me cuz I'm a musician (those of you who are understand)...but now I've just gotten use to it and have learned to tune it out...not that this is the case...I'm just saying that it's really hard to avoid...but if you manage to get it under control or at least to a minimum then thank the silent God's...so to speak :D
When I moved to where I am now there was nothing but non stop train traffic a couple blocks away (Amtrak)...at first it annoyed the ***** out of me cuz I'm a musician (those of you who are understand)...but now I've just gotten use to it and have learned to tune it out...not that this is the case...I'm just saying that it's really hard to avoid...but if you manage to get it under control or at least to a minimum then thank the silent God's...so to speak :D
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