Viewers Direct Hollander on Flirt4Free

CALABASAS, Calif. – Fetish artists Audrey Hollander and Otto Bauer will stream a live performance, directed by Ken Marcus with the input of site visitors, on tomorrow night’s Flirt4Free feature show.

Viewers can log in and chat live with the married couple, who will be performing from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. (PST). Marcus will incorporate fan suggestions in his direction.

The redheaded Hollander has worked in numerous films since breaking into adult in 2003, most recently for Sex Z Pictures’ “Desperate Wives,” directed by Roy Karch. Bauer, from Texas, met the Kentucky-born Hollander in New York City before they both moved to the San Fernando Valley.

Flirt4Free is managed by Video Secrets, which has been providing live video adult content since 1996. Upcoming feature shows include Jenna Jameson, Tera Patrick, and Gina Lynn with Austin Kincaid.

Video Secrets is offering a special promotion to webmasters. The promotion includes two free months of the Ken Marcus Collection and a complimentary live stream of Hollander and Bauer’s show to place on websites.

“This is a spectacular opportunity for our current affiliates and new webmasters to increase revenues, conversions and customer retention,” said Greg Clayman, president of VS Media. “Giving viewers the ability to help direct Hollander and Bauer is just another reason why Flirt4Free continues to be the one-stop shop for live adult entertainment on Internet.”

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