Lauren Ashlyn in "Basic Package 1"

Hey y'all,

What a journey this clip has been editing-wise, but here it is!

Lauren Ashlyn in "Basic Package 1"

It's not unusual for tiny people to seek out the services offered by a giantess, and Lauren Ashlyn is no stranger to accommodating them...for a price. On this particular evening, we catch a glimpse into one of Lauren's sessions, offering the most basic of packages to a tiny bachelor party: a walk-over, a ride down her leg, and the opportunity to explore her clothes.

Disappointed and expecting more, the tiny bachelor party breaks the rules and ventures out of their car, recording the interaction in the process. When the session is over, Lauren puts the car back outside, unaware of the guests still in her room.

Feeling ripped off, one member of the party uses the emergency services to text the giantess, demanding a refund and insulting her. Having broken their contract, Lauren steps on them without hesitation, getting ready for her next session.

Contains: Booms/Shakes, Aware, POV, Voyeur, Brief Crush, No Dialogue, Booming Background Music

Self-Reflection...

The positives:

- In general, I am happy that I'm still able to try out new and different things. At this point, it feels like I've cultivated a solid group of people who give me the space to feel like I can experiment, and I'm thankful for that. Since I had such trouble finding music for this clip, trying to make the music a part of the video itself created an interesting dynamic for the POVs in my opinion.

- I think Lauren's coldness really shines through in this clip. I like the way she moves her body in some of the POV shots.

- This clip didn't turn out the way I had envisioned or shot it, but I'm proud that I was able to take what I had (in my opinion it was more of a b-side), and salvage it into something watchable. 

- I edited and re-edited the sound to avoid major crackling/peaking, and it took a lot of time and effort to get right, but I think it was worth it in the end.

- I wanted to make the viewer feel like they got ripped off themselves, and I think I succeeded in some ways, although I'm not sure if people watching will appreciate it or not lol.

Self-critiques:

- I had a lot of consistency errors while shooting, which is what made this clip so difficult to edit (since I couldn't use a lot of different cutaway shots). Because of this, the narrative doesn't always flow as well as I would have liked it to.

- There's probably not enough "action" in this clip to keep most people's attention.

- I think the stepping portions at the end come and go too quickly. I should have drawn them out more. Granted, this is partly because I think Lauren doesn't mess around with the teasing much in her actions, but I still could have gotten more shots to counteract this while editing.

- Since I didn't anticipate using the real audio for this clip when I shot it, there are some noises in the clip here and there that annoy me.

- I tried to make the texting animation look like it was an automated, broken message, and by the time I decided I didn't like it, I couldn't fix it without learning how to animate it without After Effects, so I figured it was better to just release it than wait another month learning how to animate it properly lol.