Lori Lust Goes High-Def; Offers $500 Referrals

LOS ANGELES — The Lori Lust agency has raised $60,000 for high-definition equipment and lighting: Kino flows, professional photo lights, high-definition video cameras and new furniture for their 5,000-square-foot location that they rent.

Lust said it was hard but now she has enough capital and equipment to shoot video close or equal to that of the large companies.

"Now that it’s behind me I can work hard on my agency and also start making large, full-scale movies," Lust said. "I think it’s not enough anymore to just shoot movies for other companies. A girl needs to market herself and think like a corporation in order to succeed in today’s industry. That is why I had to invest so much money lately. It was the only way I felt I could grow fast and compete with other large companies."

Lust's promoter Craig Stevens also added that they are now offering $500 referrals for new models. For more information on the referral fee, click here.

The agency said next week they will be adding 10 new girls to the roster.

Lust said she hopes also to have Lori Lust Productions in full swing, expecting to release one box cover a month under Lori Lust Productions. She said she would entertain investment offers in the company and hopes to hire a crew if everything works out.

Lust also said that the high-def 1080p cameras will be used for shooting video for her site LoriLustXXX.com as well as on red carpet industry events for live behind-the-scenes footage on a regular basis. The footage will be displayed on the home page of the site every week.

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