PeterFever Unveils Director Eli Schmidt's 'Brooklyn Feels' Series

PeterFever Unveils Director Eli Schmidt's 'Brooklyn Feels' Series

LAS VEGAS — PeterFever has begun rolling out the Eli Schmidt-helmed series “Brooklyn Feels," its latest docuseries focused on the lives and loves of Asian men in New York City.

A studio rep described "Brooklyn Feels" as "passionate and personal — real sex, real lust and entirely unscripted."

In "freestyle interviews," the featured studs — including Damian Dragon as well as Sammy Sinsss, Tanner Winn and Chenny — demonstrate "real, insatiable desire for each other with minimal stops," added the rep. "We focus on their real primal passions for one another."

Schmidt is a noted photographer and creator of “Frock” magazine, as well as the founder of WebMediaProz’s new paysite FrocktheWorld.com.

Schmidt, the rep said, is “known for an arthouse twist he brings to his erotic creations.”

WebMediaProz CEO Danny Zeeman noted Schmidt helped facilitate the hiring of the New York-based Sinss.

"With Eli’s help, we were finally able to make [shooting] dates work out, and filmed Sammy in his own environment with personal friends and fuck buddies that he chose for the shoot," Zeeman recalled. "The chemistry the models shared in this series is really what makes it so hot. We are over the moon with how it turned out, and hope everyone enjoys it as much as we all enjoyed making it.”

Schmidt said that “bringing a taste of NYC to PeterFever was a total blast."

"Our cast was a perfect mix of familiar faces, newcomers and established talent. I like to capture the real experience of being in New York and depicting an authentic encounter," he added. "Everything here is heightened and the sex is no exception."

The first episode of "Brooklyn Feels" premiered earlier this week; additional episodes will unspool on Tuesdays for the next two weeks on PeterFever.com.

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Earlier this summer, Zeeman and Schmidt were among the industry notables who spoke exclusively to XBIZ about the growing influence of inclusive queer fetish content; click here for that story.

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