LOS ANGELES, CA – Adult film star and Team Cybergeist member Lexi Love will be featured in Adam Rifkin’s series “LOOK,” based on the 2007 award-winning film of the same name hailed by the Wall Street Journal as “disturbingly inventive.”
Shot entirely from the point of view of the security cameras, webcams, cell phone cameras, and every other kind of lens that we all live in front of every day, “LOOK: The Series” will follow multiple interweaving storylines over the course of a random week in Los Angeles.
“The average American is now captured approximately 300 times a day, in department stores, gas stations, changing rooms, even public bathrooms,” says Rifkin of the series. “No one is spared from the relentless, unblinking eye of the countless cameras that are hidden in every nook and cranny of day-to-day life.”
“There are some places you think surveillance cameras would never be,” says Love of her captured scenes. “I was caught on tape; I hope whoever was watching was entertained. I’m not ashamed – it’s the most “real” you’ll ever see me.”
“Lexi (Love) rocked the house when she did a jaw-dropping appearance for me in “LOOK: The Series”, said Rifkin (Detroit Rock City, Underdog) of the Vegan Sexpert. “I never knew the meaning of the term “brought it”, until she did. Thanks, Lexi”.
With approximately 40 million surveillance cameras in the United States, generating more than 5 billion hours of footage each week, the series will attempt to show the world as it truly is — where seemingly “decent” people may have secrets, indecencies and corruptions that they try to keep hidden from the rest of a society that they hope are not watching. At times humorous, at times sad, the stories are both disturbing and eye-opening.
“Working with Adam was Epic!” said Love. “He’s an amazing director with brilliant ideas, and was a pleasure to work with. What a wild time all of us had; I hope everyone watching will enjoy taking a peek into the not-so-ordinary lives of people behind closed doors.”
“LOOK: The Series” will premiere midnights on Showtime on October 10. A world premiere for the opening, where all personal recording device use will be encouraged, will be held at CineSpace in Hollywood by producers Rifkin, Barry Schuler and Brad Wyman. The guest list is by invitation only.