Private School Girl star Ja'mie King 'nails' her first men's mag shoot Ja'mie strikes a sultry pose for Zoo magazine. Ja'mie, so hot she's even inspired her own memes. IT'S been described as "confusing" and "possibly illegal" but Ja'mie of Summer Heights High fame has gone ahead and done her first men's mag shoot. The Private School Girl star has posed in a "world exclusive" for Zoo, raunching it up in her uniform and long socks. Chris Lilley, the man behind the character says he was shocked at how good the final shots were. "I didn't know how it would look to be honest," he told news.com.au, "but when I went over and looked at the test shots, I was like 'that is insane'. I got a really good reaction from all the staff at the mens mag too - they were really into it, they could not stop laughing. Without wanting to appear like too much of a professional glamour model, Lilley said he - sorry Ja'mie - nailed the shot in just five minutes and there was very little touching up done to the pictures, with just a bit of armhair being airbrushed out. I basically just slipped into the tight-fitting uniform got pre-wet and then sprayed down and oiled up, there was a bit of leg shaving and make-up work before, but I just had to commit to being hot. I somehow knew what poses to do and because Ja'mie believes she's hot, it's easy to fall into the illusion of it. "It must have been all that time practicing her selfies," he said. Private School Girl - Ja'mie's second foray in television - debuts tonight on ABC1. Lilley says he didn't hire actresses to work on the show, but rather auditioned hundreds of everyday high school students to work with to give the show a real-life quality. But when they says never work with children or animals, how did he feel surrounding himself with scores of teenage girls? They're interesting to work with and I actually find boys a lot harder, after one or two takes they're like 'where's lunch' and they vague out when you tell them something. Ja'mie, totes excited about more airtime. Whereas the girls take it seriously and are pretty well behaved, it's only when they laugh so much that sometimes it can be hard. Madison, the girl who plays Ja'mie's BFF was awesome, she made it feel so real, and even though I was twice her size, we could actually walk around the school and really believe we were best friends. Ja'mie: Private School Girl debuts Wednesday, October 23 at 9pm on ABC1