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>To me the "Perfect Custom" has three ingredients: 1) >the perfect script, 2) perfect execution of the script >by the wrestlers, and 3) perfect execution of the >script by the camera operator. Assuming that each of >us who commissions customs writes the perfect script >(I know I do - lol), I will focus here on the other >two ingredients in my Jackson-Gia Primo custom mpeg. > >Jackson is a tremendous actor. She is SO GOOD that I >never have to suggest lines for her to say. All I have >to do is specify a role for her to play, and she runs >with it. In this storyline Gia was visiting SKW to >wrestle Angelina for the championship. However, >Angelina was unavailable and so Jackson would be >filling in for her. Unfortunately, Gia is angry and >tells SK: "Why must I wrestle one of your 'jobbers'? >Don't you remember that I beat her up during my last >visit? Are you ready for another beating, jobber"? >Well, that's all that Jackson needed to hear to run >with this script. She proceeded to say all the right >things to Gia while she opened up a 10-minute can of >"whupass"!! And yes, Gia played a tremendous "jobber"! > >It was also very obvious that Jackson closely studied >the script regarding the precise application of >submission holds. And I mean "precise." I don't just >say "I want to see an abdominal stretch or a figure >four leglock." The script includes pictures and >detailed instructions as to exactly the way the hold >should look. Jackson studied the script and executed >all 5 submission holds flawlessly. > >The third ingredient is the angles and the movement of >the camera while a hold is being applied. Some holds >(imho) look better when the camera is shooting from >above; others look better when the camera is at the >same level as the wrestlers. The point is that in this >custom SK nailed all of the movements and angles >perfectly, as requested. > >My only concern as I watched the download was when I >saw (early) that more time was devoted to the weardown >moves than I had alloted in the script. My "fear" was >that there would now be less time for the last part of >the script (submission holds). However, SK filmed the >submission holds for the amount of time that I had >scripted, which resulted in the final product going >beyond the usual 10 minutes. > >Going the extra mile is a trademark of SK World, which >has now produced my "Perfect Custom."

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