‘The Homes’ Leverages Huge Lockerz.com Audience With the ‘Gilmore Girls’ Mafia

Seattle based teen-focused social shopping hub Lockerz.com is backing The Homes, a web series starring Chelsea Kane (Jonas L.A.) and Minni Jo Mazzola (Parks and Recreation).

The series features a group of friends in a band who trek across the United States to the score of indie rock with each episode featuring a song and a music video. Band members include actors Zach Cumer, Justin Stein, and Noah Hunt. Guest stars include Keiko Agena (Gilmore Girls), Sean Gunn (also Gilmore Girls), and R&B legend Gavin Christopher.

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Gilmore Girls‘ John Cabrera directed the 12 episode series. “I like to think of The Homes as sort of like a road trip across the landscape of indie rock,” he says. “Or like an interstate highway that winds through our love of music. Or like a robot that’s been programmed to defeat the current breakdancing world champion.”

The Homes premieres new episodes Thursday at 9 am PT exclusively at Lockers.com. With 17 million members, Lockerz.com provides a huge potential audience base.

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