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Director Justin Hughes has cast four actors, including TikTok personality Freddy Piazza, for his feature film debut "Streamer." The film, which follows an internet streamer in a conflict with a troll, is scheduled to shoot in Los Angeles and Ventura this spring.
Facts First
- Director Justin Hughes is making his feature film debut with the indie thriller "Streamer."
- The cast includes TikTok star Freddy Piazza, who has 1 million followers, alongside actors Rachel Alig, Francesca Rowe, and K.C. Wolf.
- The story follows a popular but divisive internet streamer drawn into a cat-and-mouse game with a mysterious troll.
- Filming is scheduled for this spring in Los Angeles and Ventura.
- Casey Krehbiel is producing through Blue Bow Tie Productions, with Jaime Gallagher serving as co-producer and casting director.
What Happened
Director Justin Hughes has announced the cast for his upcoming feature film debut, "Streamer." The film will star Freddy Piazza, a social media personality, alongside actors Rachel Alig, Francesca Rowe, and K.C. Wolf. Filming is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles and Ventura this spring. Casey Krehbiel is producing through his company, Blue Bow Tie Productions, with Jaime Gallagher serving as co-producer and casting director.
Why this Matters to You
If you follow indie film festivals or are interested in stories about online culture, this project may introduce new talent to watch. The film's premise, focusing on the dark side of internet fame, could reflect experiences familiar to anyone who spends time on social platforms. For aspiring actors or filmmakers, it demonstrates a pathway where established short film directors, like Hughes, progress to feature-length projects.
What's Next
Production is set to begin this spring. The film may later be submitted to festivals similar to those where Hughes' previous short films have screened, such as the Catalina Film Festival or LA Shorts International Film Festival.