Jeanie Marie Sullivan, New Savages Launch InsideJeanie.com

LOS ANGELES — New Savages today announced the launch of Jeanie Marie Sullivan’s official fan site, InsideJeanie.com, the newest platform on its growing network.

“I’m so proud to introduce my official site,” Sullivan said. “My fans are my friends and I wanted a home base to invite everyone to. It’s like having an international stage. So buckle up, come inside and see all my exploits as they happen!”

According to a company representative, InsideJeanie.com is quickly becoming a hit with its VIP Snap, Skype and custom video features, as well as tangibles like signed DVDs and apparel, with new features and products coming all the time.

New Savages was created by director JackTheZipper as a way to "provide performers with the necessary technology, support and infrastructure needed to control their own career, brand and destiny in the ever changing digital media landscape."

“Jeanie is among the coolest people in the business,” Jack said. “We had a blast shooting in Las Vegas, which is where she grew up, which put a different spin on things. Jeanie shares my passion for unpredictability and riding edges and it’s right there in all the images.”

NewSavages.com is currently “developing several other official sites for a host of high profile performers and will be expanding the network to other like-minded professionals in the future.”

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