Shooting Starr

> @Vrsumo2017 they're might be worried about breaking the viewers "immersion"

Bawdymonkey is right in this case though. If you're trying to shoot POV in VR, it's extremely difficult for the male talent to move in certain directions because the camera has to stay centered with their head position. If the male talent moves out of line of the camera, the scene is going to look cheap and amateurish like a lot of the voyeur stuff from smaller studios. Those can be hot in their own right, but it's not something most people want to see from a premier studio. Also, if you're trying to create a scene based on a plot premise, it will ruin the scene for most people if they see the crew and setup behind the camera. Imagine watching the d-day scene in Saving Private Ryan and all of a sudden you see Spielberg sitting in a canvas chair on the beach. It's not going to win an oscar like that.

> @bawdymonkey The actors are also limited in how much they can move their upper bodies since the camera needs to seem to be in the place of their head to keep any sense of immersion.

Ah bro, we shouldnt think like that, thinking like that is one reason we get the same type of scenes over and over (sex position wise) directors are hand tied to get creative cuz they don't want to talk to much by directing and having to much cuts or just try something different because they're might be worried about breaking the viewers "immersion"

But bro in doggy don't you ever kinda twist your hips and go in side ways like 2d porn, plus it feels good. 👍

Do them 2d porn angles! 👍🥂

> @bawdymonkey They are very limited in putting a mirror

Czechvr has the best mirror action 👍