A few weeks have gone by since Sam's last video and he has mostly been promoting his site and doing interviews. One of the most interesting interviews was with a woman named Kelly Sanford for VHM magazine. Here is a copy of the article:
CFNM and The Naked Filmmaker
By Kelly Sanford
As many readers are aware CFNM stands for Clothed Female Naked (or Nude) Male. It is a type of sexual genre that has gained popularity over the last decade as more and more women are becoming comfortable with their sexuality and enjoying male nudity. I have covered many real stories on CFNM; many of you may remember my article on The Naked Swimmer.
Recently I have met with an extraordinary young man named Sam Drake who has created his own website where viewers can donate money asking him to perform their sexual requests and he makes them into a video. I interviewed Sam and his Step-mom Dana Kendall last week.
KELLY SANFORD: So Sam tell me how this all came about?
SAM DRAKE: Well I lost my job and needed money, I'm a filmmaker—or at least a filmmaker in the making and I decided this would be a way to raise money while discovering my craft.
KS: Sex sells?
SD: Sex sells.
KS: I've watched your videos online and they are very well made. Adult films have almost exclusively been of women for men. What made you think a man could make money doing these type of videos?
SD: There was a void there and I felt there was potential to offer the audience something new.
KS: And how has the reception been?
SD: Very good. People seem to love the videos I make. Also, there is a ton of porn out there online and it is pretty much all the same, but what I'm offering is something new, something different. I can't tell you how many times I've been watching some contrived porn where I wind up thinking "No! Don't do that, why do you have to show that?" You know? I just wish it was better and more fantasy like. A lot of porn is abusive, degrading, and doesn't make you feel good about yourself. I like to think of sex as something fun, something enjoyable and maybe even a little goofy, not so serious and certainly not mean.
KS: Do you want to make porn more mainstream?
SD: No, I don't want that. I want to make legitimate movies, or maybe just do special effects on mainstream movies, but the porn-part (if you want to call it porn) of what I'm doing is just for fun and to raise money. I think today with all the surveillance, Big-Brother type stuff going on that people are more open with their bodies and it isn't such a big deal anymore. Just look at all the naked selfies people post online, you know? That's the new normal.
KS: There is also a wonderful sense of tease in your movies. You haven't yet really revealed your entire body . . .
SD: Standby—it's coming!
KS: Is it? Wonderful! Let's hear from your Step-Mom. Dana how do you feel about all this?
DANA KENDALL: I think Sam is a fantastic person, I think he has a great mind for business and a very creative mind for finding the most stimulating fantasies and putting them on film.
SD: Technically it's digital not film.
DK: Oh excuse me!
(Both laugh)
KS: How did you feel the first time you saw Sam naked?
DK: Well I haven't seen him completely naked yet! I've only seen what everyone else has seen so far.
KS: You don't review his movies beforehand?
DK: Nope he won't let me see them, he wants me to be surprised.
KS: Are you surprised?
DK: Every time!
KS: You were in this last video lounging at the pool. In fact, you were the object of his affection as he masturbated to climax. Is there any sexual relationship in your real lives?
DK: No. None whatsoever. I think Sam asked me to be in his movie because I'm a woman that he trusts and one that he knew he could talk into being in his movie. I don't think it was more than that.
SD: That's right, but I would add that she isn't just a woman I trust, but she is a Beautiful woman that I trust and, more importantly, she trusts me.
KS: Are you aware of CFNM?
Sam nods and Dana shakes her head no.
KS: It stands for Clothed Female Nude Male and I have been citing it as an example of how as a society our morals are changing where women are more in control and remain clothed while the men are naked and at the female's command.
DK: Ooh, I like that!
SD: Yes, I'm aware of it. In fact, I guess I have to admit I look at that type of thing almost exclusively.
DK: Really? Wow, I'm learning a lot today!
KS: I'm glad you admit that Sam, because a lot of men are afraid to admit to it because of the excessive male nudity required. In fact, it seems more men are into it than women are.
SD: Do you like it?
KS: I love it! But I seem to be in the minority. Though, I suspect that more women enjoy it than they would admit to. And that is one of the frustrating elements of researching sexuality in our society is that most people aren't truthful about what they enjoy. So I ask, Sam what is it you like about CFNM?
SD: I just love women. I have enormous respect for them and I feel like they are in fact the stronger sex. I don't know I just like the idea of being naked in front of women. It just feels like that's how it should be. I'm not saying I don't enjoy seeing women naked—I live for that! But I think women are wonderful and I enjoy the idea of women being the aggressor and knowing what they want. I like them not to be afraid or standoffish about sex.
DK: I have to interject though, Sam refuses to be naked in front of me in the house.
KS: Why is that Sam?
SD: It just seems weird and forced.
KS: What would happen if your Step-Mom saw you naked in person?
SD: I don't know—probably nothing. It just seems . . .