Holly Randall's Fall Issue Reveals a Different Side of Cam Modeling

Felix Braun · 2026-10-04

Holly Randall just dropped the Fall 2026 issue of Wet Ink Magazine, and it's not your typical industry publication. Now in its third edition, this 108-page issue blends creator stories, business insight, and a behind-the-scenes look at what might be the most honest cam model film yet. ### CAM GIRL Takes Center Stage The cover feature focuses on Randall's upcoming film CAM GIRL, directed by Jeffrey John Hart. The production follows four creators — Alana Rey, Sally Dinosaur, Hope Heaven, and Lexi Luna — through storylines pulled straight from their real lives. Cover star Alana Rey also gets a full profile tracing her journey from Colombia to her current career as a cam performer. In her editor's note, Randall doesn't hold back: "I'm also thrilled to introduce our new feature film, CAM GIRL, an honest look at the lives of cam models." She credits Stripchat for backing both the film and the magazine, saying neither project "would exist without them." ### What Else Is Inside Beyond the film coverage, Wet Ink packs plenty into this issue: - Seasonal features on Halloween shoots and favorite recipes - A stretching guide with Cherie DeVille and Charlie Forde - Filmmaker spotlight on Siouxsie Q and Michael Vegas - Creator-focused sex tech advice - Coverage from the Vixen 10-Year Anniversary Party, Urban X Awards, and XMA Europe Awards It's a mix that feels less like a trade magazine and more like a conversation among creators. ### Who Is Holly Randall? If you're not familiar with Randall, she's been a leading voice in adult media for over two decades. Born in Hollywood to legendary photographer Suze Randall, she grew up behind the camera. She studied at Brooks Institute of Photography before launching her own studio, Holly Randall Productions, in 2008. Her 2025 title Broken Butterfly: The Perfect Shade of Blu swept AVN Awards for Best Featurette and Best Screenplay, plus an XBIZ XMA Award. She's worked with nearly every major brand in the industry, hosted Playboy TV's Adult Film School, and appeared in Netflix's Hot Girls Wanted. In 2017, she launched the podcast Holly Randall Unfiltered, now past 400 episodes. More recently, she founded the Holly Randall Agency and launched Wet Ink Magazine — a creator-driven publication focused on ownership and culture. ### Why This Matters Wet Ink isn't just about promoting a film. It's about giving creators a platform to tell their own stories, on their own terms. In an industry that often gets reduced to stereotypes, that kind of editorial control is rare — and valuable. The Fall 2026 issue is available now. You can follow @WetInkMag on Instagram for updates.