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Originally Posted by Helmhood
Thanks for your interest! In fact, I have been talking with a female writer (it's always nice to get a woman's perspective on this stuff) just kicking around film ideas about ENF situations that involve more forceful stripping. never know, something could turn into a cat fight...
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I'm sure you have way more suggestions than you could possibly film, but I imagine it would be easier from a situational creativity and from a pure filming mechanics point of view to spend more time on the heroine being KEPT naked for as long as possible, instead of being stripped over and over again. I'd have been happy if the housecleaning scene from Babysitting could have taken up forty minutes, with some waitressing and other duties thrown in for good measure.
The saying "clothes make the man" is really bullshit: women are much more status conscious when it comes to the effects of clothing. It's not intrinsically embarrassing for a woman to be a stripper - they are SUPPOSED to be naked. It's when a woman is INAPPROPRIATELY naked, that the loss of status comes about. In my experience, this has a very great effect on the libido of the stripped lady, and it's that thought that really turns me on.
Girls can cruelly belittle each other for even the smallest faux pas, like wearing white shoes after Labor Day. I shudder (in a good way) to think how they might treat a woman who suffered from an utterly COMPLETE lack of fashion. For example, Maybe one lady tricks or traps another into wearing a ridiculously brief maid's outfit, sans underwear, and then manouvers her into serving as her personal waitress....
While I'm on the topic, I'd like to mention that the verbal humiliation in Babysitter ("How can you be in charge? You've lost all your clothes!") worked really well. That, too could have been expanded throughout a much longer segment - preferably with shots showing the effect it was having on Laura's composure. Couple that with some quick spanks to spur performance, and maybe even occasional pats to reward it, and I think you'd be talking Academy Award material here.