Also Known As
Lukas Wink, Petr Lukas, Mike Luckras +4 more
Biography
Jeff is an important part of Bel Ami’s history. He originally shot a few films for Triumverate Productions as “Lucas Wink.” George Duroy saw these episodes and thought Jeff possessed similar qualities to Johan Paulik, so he struck a deal with Triumverate to allow Jeff to work with Bel Ami in exchange for their use of Dennis Aysner and Daniel Avedon. (In 2004, Jeff shot a few episodes for other companies as “Jeff Cummings” and “Petr Lukas.”) George actually first saw Jeff in a television commercial for chewing gum! Sexually, he is bisexual and an insatiable bottom. “He is sexually omnivorous, and totally versatile,” George recalls. “His shoots often reflect his personal sex life.” Jeff is very good with computers and is employed behind the scenes at Bel Ami. He also works as a cameraman (such as for “Personal Trainers 3”) and directs some internet episodes. Today, he is sometimes the lone cameraman/director, but he also can be found as the second camera with Lukas Ridgeston on primary camera, or the primary cameraman with Dano Sulik as his second-in-command. He is a real “quadruple-treat” because he also edits all the episodes he shoots.
Jeff is an important part of Bel Ami’s history. He originally shot a few films for Triumverate Productions as “Lucas Wink.” George Duroy saw these episodes and thought Jeff possessed similar qualities to Johan Paulik, so he struck a deal with Triumverate to allow Jeff to work with Bel Ami in exchange for their use of Dennis Aysner and Daniel Avedon. (In 2004, Jeff shot a few episodes for other companies as “Jeff Cummings” and “Petr Lukas.”) George actually first saw Jeff in a television commercial for chewing gum! Sexually, he is bisexual and an insatiable bottom. “He is sexually omnivorous, and totally versatile,” George recalls. “His shoots often reflect his personal sex life.” Jeff is very good with computers and is employed behind the scenes at Bel Ami. He also works as a cameraman (such as for “Personal Trainers 3”) and directs some internet episodes. Today, he is sometimes the lone cameraman/director, but he also can be found as the second camera with Lukas Ridgeston on primary camera, or the primary cameraman with Dano Sulik as his second-in-command. He is a real “quadruple-treat” because he also edits all the episodes he shoots.
