In brief: Chloe Lin Was Nervous for Her First Studio Scene. Wendy Raine Says She ‘Did a Hell of a Job’.
First days are nerve-racking at any job. Chloe Lin’s happened on a TeamSkeet set, opposite Wendy Raine, who was happy to report afterward that the new hire passed with flying colors.
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The Los Angeles-based creator made her first studio scene for TeamSkeet alongside Wendy Raine, according to a press release dated Sept. 17 and published by Adult Industry News on Sept. 19. The scene is streaming exclusively on TeamSkeet, and it leans on a stepfamily storyline we’ll politely leave on the studio’s site.
The headline here is the debut itself. Lin built her audience independently first, and the release says she earned a loyal following on OnlyFans and Fansly with playful charm, singing and dancing. Originally from China and now based in LA, she is represented by Foxxx Modeling, and Total Vision PR is handling her press.
Raine gave the kind of performance review newcomers frame:
“This was Chloe’s first scene in the industry, and you could see she was nervous. But after we talked, and the cameras started rolling, she committed and did a hell of a job.”
Lin’s version of the day was all relief and excitement:
“My first big studio scene was so exciting. Wendy and Jason were very kind, and they made it easy for me to relax and enjoy myself.”
She played a spoiled, bratty character, she said, and by the end “forgot I was acting.” Her sign-off was the right note for a debut:
“TeamSkeet was an amazing first scene for me. I look forward to what’s next!”
Why it matters, in our read: Lin arrives with a fan base she built herself, and TeamSkeet gets a newcomer who already knows how to hold an audience. Raine’s quote is the most valuable thing in the release. A veteran publicly vouching for a nervous first-timer is a calling card other studios will notice, and it costs the veteran nothing but a kind word.
It wasn’t Lin’s first time in front of a camera, but it was her first time in front of someone else’s. By all accounts, she handled it. Next up: whatever’s next, which she’s apparently looking forward to.