Lib Dem campaigner Michelle Gent used her party's constituency headquarters for her bondage and porn film business . A Liberal Democrat campaigner has been exposed as a dominatrix who used the party's constituency headquarters for her bondage and porn film business. Michelle Gent directed and starred in violent films featuring whips, chains, swords and scantily clad women before selling the videos online. The former Lib Dem councillor, 50, used the party's offices in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, to hold auditions for the sordid films. Some of the clips show women bound with leather straps, while others show girls drenched in fake blood. A source told Matthew Drake, for the Sunday Mirror, that actors at auditions for one of Ms Gent's films, The Exorcist Chronicles, were told to 'prepare for anything'. The source, who walked out of an audition, said: 'They were pushing people to be more and more extreme. Michelle acted like an X Factor judge. 'There were girls flashing, pretending to play with themselves, screaming, faking orgasms and kissing each other in the hope they would be picked for the lead role.' Ms Gent, a grandmother-of-one, explained the plot of the film during an interview for a bizarre movie reviews website. She said: 'The movie is about a spate of demonic possessions. The Vatican are getting worried about the frightening increase in occurrences of the possessions and need to do something about it. They send out an unusual team – a Priest, Father Jan, and a Scientist, Daryl Lux. 'It’s a movie that has many levels of perception. If you want to look deeper into the meanings, then it’s certainly possible. Try it, have fun with it. It may take a few viewings to see everything, but I find that kind of thing fascinating. It’s been very cleverly done I think.' Ms Gent's other films include Dead Walkers: Rise of the 4th Reich and Awesome Killer Auditions. Michelle Gent (pictured left in a poster for one of her films) directed and starred in violent films, some of which showed women bound with leather straps . The former councillor used the party's headquarters (pictured) in Ashfield, Nottingham, for auditions for The Exorcist Chronicles. The offices have since been sold . Sordid: The violent films (poster pictured), which are sold online, feature whips, chains, swords and scantily clad women . Ms Gent was a county councillor in Nottinghamshire from 2009 to 2013 before losing her seat, . She used the party's offices in Ashfield for her film business in 2012 - the same offices which have been visited by former Liberal Democrat party president Tim Farron. The headquarters were owned by Councillor Rachel Madden, who is believed to have recently sold them for £80,000. A Lib Dem spokesman said: 'Neither Rachel Madden or the Ashfield Liberal Democrat Party was aware that the space used there by Michelle Gent on May 20, 2012 was being used for purposes related to the films.' The spokesman accepted that auditions for The Exorcist Chronicles were held there, but said Ms Gent's movies were 'commercially available horror' films, rather than bondage or porn. MailOnline has contacted Ms Gent for comment.
Michelle Gent, 50, directed and starred in violent bondage and porn movies .
Former Lib Dem councillor used local party HQ to hold auditions for films .
Her film's titles include The Exorcist Chronicles and Rise of the 4th Reich .
Violent films feature women covered in fake blood using whips and knives .