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I wonder if you could get that job at a studio--sex choreographer. And what sorts of qualifications they'd expect in an applicant.
Bound
To choreograph the sex scenes, the directors employed sex educator Susie Bright
so I guess all you have to do is be a sex-positive feminist (got that one covered, right?) who writes "herotica" (swear to god I'm not making that up; also, it is an awesome neologism; also #2, tbf
On Our Backs is cool if for nothing more than needling the dour anti-porn wing of feminism) under the name Susie Sexpert and knows the Wachowski Brothers. also, Gina Gershon is smoking hot in that movie.
When I was a kid, movies like Back To The Future made me think everyone in America went to school until they were about 25.
this is actually true these days if you include college. the average length for getting a B.A. or B.S. has ballooned up to
6 years & 7 months since, due to rising costs/shite economy, so many people have to take semesters off or only do school part-time in order to work.
also, in re: "-ing noun" movies, I don't want to hear any guff about
Finding Forrester, which is surely one of the greatest, most moving works of art ever committed to celluloid. I will never get sick of Sean Connery teetering off into traffic on a cruiser yelling "you're the man now dog" in that fine Scottish burr. plus, Busta Rhymes! I enjoy how, you know, you think it's about Sean Connery teaching this kid to write but then it turns out to teach us lessons about life and relationships and stuff. did I mention that this was directed by Gus Van Sant?