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“Cyber Protocol”: David Bianchi revisits the world of RZR Bringing new audiences to a lost digital web series

“Cyber Protocol”: David Bianchi revisits the world of RZR Bringing new audiences to a lost digital web series

October 24, 2026 By Summer Brooks Leave a Comment

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Actor-writer-producer David Bianchi talks about adapting his “lost” webseries RZR into the feature film CYBER PROTOCOL.

David talks about creating CYBER PROTOCOL because the original webseries RZR had been featured on Gala Film, a streaming platform that went out of business and isn’t available for people to watch anymore — despite Mena Suvari being nominated for a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Performer In A Short Form Comedy Or Drama Series in 2024.

He talks about developing the world and the dystopian look of this Gridzone in Los Angeles and the technology. The underground use of surveillance and counter-surveillance and neural implants and cryptocurrencies that fuel the criminal organizations running most of the world and the corrupt law enforcement agencies involved not wanting to lose their control on areas has a lived-in feel, which helps support the environment.

CYBER PROTOCOL will be available from Studio Dome on November 10, starting with Prime Video.

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