Pixel Perfect

A high-tech wiz kid (Ricky Ullman) creates a computer-generated pop singer (Spencer Redford) to front his friend’s struggling band. Leah Pipes. Daryl Fibbs: Chris Williams. Xander: Brett Cullen., We’ve all heard about manufactured pop bands, but this movie takes the process a step further…. When Samantha’s band isn’t gaining any recognition, her friend Roscoe uses his father’s technology to create a sensational lead singer who’s really a hologram. They call her Loretta Modern, and she’s a huge success – even when people find out she’s not real. But Samantha starts to get jealous, and eventually Loretta has to leave. But Sam’s not as good at fronting the band. What will happen to the group? And will Roscoe ever admit to his feelings for Sam?, Teenager (Roscoe) creates a holographic rock star (Loretta) for his best friend’s band. Loretta becomes so popular the band name changes to Loretta and the Zetta Bytes. Will Loretta last forever to win Roscoe’s heart?, In the tradition of the Not Quite Human series comes the Disney telemovie Pixel Perfect. The film concerns technophile Roscoe and rock musician Samantha, longtime platonic friends. When Samantha’s group, The Zettabytes, struggles to gain a following, Roscoe invents a holographic singer, Loretta Modern, to front for the musicians and turn them into an instant smash with hordes of listeners. The ploy works, but Loretta’s presence in the band alienates Samantha; meanwhile, Loretta herself grapples with a need to be “real,” and Roscoe feels the first stirrings of romantic longing for Samantha and struggles with his need to tell her how he feels.