I did a Group Show earlier today and the couple performing REALLY took direction well, adjusted their camera angles, had a good sense of what was visually appealing and responded very well.
It dawned on me that I avoid doing Private Shows because models are often slow to react, show angles which aren't actually arousing and don't have a sense of how to navigate the camera around their environment or vice versa.
It's just nerve racking to sit their watching your credits drain while someone isn't doing what you want.
One thing I look for in models is a certain amount of technical proficiency and awareness. Noise volume. If they're talking into the camera or to a wall. How long it takes them to do something if you tip them in a Party Chat.

Does anyone else have these kinds of pet peeves?
What could models say or do to assure you that you're going to get the kind of show you want? Quote

private or open chat as well as in real life EMPATHY IN BOTH DIRECTIONS is the key. whay u people like to be treated no matter where no matter who ?? EMPATHY VS JUDGEMENT ??? who in here can believe is better from the rest , who can say is perfect here???so perfect to play to be god and juror , what a hellk do we know about eachother ? well whe should try so we can understand eachother and truly improve eachothers lifes , that is the reason why all fromboth sides are here . I think there are options enough to every person to judge less and go for what brings happiness unless judgement ppl brings happiness to someones lifes. Quote

i dont like to feel this is kind daily test. pressure is never good for sex, not for good sex. under pressure u tell me how u feel. Quote

Definition of empathy
1 : the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another of either the past or present without having the feelings, thoughts, and experience fully communicated in an objectively explicit manner; also : the capacity for this
2 : the imaginative projection of a subjective state into an object so that the object appears to be infused with it
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Personally I find spending time in models room, talking but more importantly LISTENING AND OBSERVING them over a period of time helps, get to know what makes them tick, never talk AT a model but TO them.

See the person 1st not the model Quote