Character Webs & BEHIND THE CANDELABRA

Posted by Adam Levenberg | Jun 6, 2013 | Film Analysis, Podcast episodes | 0 |

This week, Adam talks Soderbergh’s latest (and possibly last) film BEHIND THE CANDELABRA in terms of a character web and the screenplay decisions made to connect the audience to the hero.

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Adam Levenberg

Adam Levenberg is author of THE STARTER SCREENPLAY and one of Hollywood’s most in demand screenwriting consultants. As a reader for USA Films (BEING JOHN MALKOVICH, TRAFFIC), Adam recommended scripts such as HOLLYWOODLAND and SYLVIA, which were both produced by the studio. After working as a Creative Executive for Intuition Productions (THE STEPFORD WIVES, PASSENGERS), Adam moved on to One Race Films (XXX, THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK, THE PACIFIER, FIND ME GUILTY, FAST & FURIOUS) where he became the company’s Development Executive.

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