Difference between revisions of "Scene"
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A scene can take place in private or in a club where it can be viewed by an audience. There is an [[party etiquette| etiquette]] at most clubs and play parties which regulates how the onlookers may interact with the people in the scene. | A scene can take place in private or in a club where it can be viewed by an audience. There is an [[party etiquette| etiquette]] at most clubs and play parties which regulates how the onlookers may interact with the people in the scene. | ||
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| + | == Use of Music in a Scene == | ||
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| + | Music in a scene can be a great opportunity to help set a desired mood. Any type of music that enhances and elevates the mood and activities is great but it is also good to have something familiar that won't disrupt the rhythm of the players. If you are a top that is planning the scene consider setting up your playlist for a scene ahead of time as well as taking into consideration extreme musical likes and dislikes of your partner(s) and the activities that are to take place. Consider that a soft and gentle fire massage and a brutal whipping and humiliation scene are likely to have different types of optimal musical accompaniment. | ||
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| + | ''Common genres of music for scenes might include:'' | ||
| + | *Classical | ||
| + | *Death Metal | ||
| + | *Gregorian Chant | ||
| + | *House | ||
| + | *Rock | ||
| + | *Trance | ||
== Alternative Uses == | == Alternative Uses == | ||
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* "The Scene" is also used to refer to the BDSM / Fetish community. See [[:Category:Culture| Culture]]. | * "The Scene" is also used to refer to the BDSM / Fetish community. See [[:Category:Culture| Culture]]. | ||
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| + | == See Also == | ||
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| + | [[Negotiation]] | ||
| + | [[Aftercare]] | ||
| + | [[Consent]] | ||
[[Category:BDSM Theory]] | [[Category:BDSM Theory]] | ||
Revision as of 22:01, 21 March 2014
A scene is a BDSM activity or encounter involving one or more people; it may or may not involve sexual activity.
A scene can take place in private or in a club where it can be viewed by an audience. There is an etiquette at most clubs and play parties which regulates how the onlookers may interact with the people in the scene.
Use of Music in a Scene
Music in a scene can be a great opportunity to help set a desired mood. Any type of music that enhances and elevates the mood and activities is great but it is also good to have something familiar that won't disrupt the rhythm of the players. If you are a top that is planning the scene consider setting up your playlist for a scene ahead of time as well as taking into consideration extreme musical likes and dislikes of your partner(s) and the activities that are to take place. Consider that a soft and gentle fire massage and a brutal whipping and humiliation scene are likely to have different types of optimal musical accompaniment.
Common genres of music for scenes might include:
- Classical
- Death Metal
- Gregorian Chant
- House
- Rock
- Trance
Alternative Uses
- "Scene" or "Scening" is sometimes used as a verb, meaning to act out a scene.
- "The Scene" is also used to refer to the BDSM / Fetish community. See Culture.