David L. Lebovitz
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina
Expertise
American Indie Wrestling, Deathmatch Wrestling, Cable TV History
- David has interviewed some of the most notable names in wrestling, from the Miz to Matt Cardona to Matt Tremont.
- He's a seasoned follower of the east coast indie scene, and has seen matches everywhere from mudshows to Madison Square Garden.
- He also has an extensive background in sports and entertainment coverage, ranging from high school football to summer blockbusters.
Experience
David has been a professional media scholar and a professional wrestling fan for years. At Wrestling Inc, he's able to apply his critical eye to the world of pro graps. David has held various roles across the Static Media universe and is using his experience to make Wrestling Inc the definitive destination for wrestling news and features. Previous career highlights include bylines at Rebeat Magazine, Deadshirt.net, and work in local access TV that garnered many awards from Jersey Access Media Group.
Education
David earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication & Media Studies from Goucher College.
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Stories By David L. Lebovitz
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Ellen Hollman became Trinity for a scene in "The Matrix Resurrections." She told Looper about an encounter she had with Carrie-Anne Moss on the set of the film.
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James Bond got a massive sendoff in "No Time to Die." SFX supervisor Chris Corbould told Looper about the effort that went into the movie's finale.
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Chris Corbould has several huge franchises under his belt. He told Looper about the special effects similarities between Bond and superhero films.
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Ellen Hollman had a small but vital contribution to "The Matrix: Resurrections." She told Looper about the work that went into her scene as Trinity.
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Daniel Craig is much more than an actor. Looper spoke to Chris Corbould, special effects supervisor for the Bond series, about Craig's work efforts on the team.
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Ellen Hollman is as big a Keanu Reeves fan as everyone else. She told Looper about how the "The Matrix Resurrections" star can make on-set problems disappear.
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Billy Magnussen got a rare opportunity to throw hands with James Bond. The actor told Looper his true feelings about filming a fight scene in "No Time to Die."
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Todd McFarlane has a big task on his hands with the upcoming reboot of "Spawn." He told Looper about his number one goal for the relaunch of the film.
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Ellen Hollman's background prepared her for "The Matrix: Resurrections." She spoke to Looper about Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, and dramatic hair loss.
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Some lines in The Matrix Resurrections mean more than viewers realize. Here are a few of our favorites and what they mean within the larger world of the films.
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Some of these are things you saw the whole time but maybe didn't put together immediately. Others are blink-and-you-miss-it bits with big implications.
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Billy Magnussen has a small but important role in "No Time to Die." He told Looper about his character and drinking with Jeffrey Wright.
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Todd McFarlane is responsible for many comic characters, but what happens when they appear in film? He told Looper how he feels about source material.
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Chris Corbould is a "007" veteran for decades. He spoke to Looper about Daniel Craig, shooting explosions, and comparing James Bond to superheroes.
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Billy Magnussen got a rare chance to take advantage of James Bond. He spoke with Looper about "No Time to Die" and drinking with Jeffrey Wright.
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Todd McFarlane has inspired many artists outside of movies with the Venom character. He gave his honest take about pro wrestlers using Venom imagery to Looper.
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You can't have a twin and not pull some hijinks. "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" voice actor Brady Noon told Looper how he and his brother pulled a fast one.
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Jeff Kinney wrote "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" in 2007, but that doesn't mean it won't work today. He spoke to Looper about making relevant adjustments for Disney+.
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Todd McFarlane created the character of Venom, but there was no indication he had a hit on his hands. He told Looper about the moment he knew he struck gold.
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There's a method to Greg's madness. "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" author Brady Noon told Looper how he keeps Greg a sympathetic character despite his mistakes.
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"Diary of a Wimpy Kid" already existed as a film series, but Jeff Kinney wanted a new start. He told Looper how he sold Disney on the idea of a reboot.
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Todd McFarlane's influence extends well beyond the pages of comics. He spoke to Looper about the "Venom" movies, pro wrestling, and other superheroes.
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Brady Noon's role in "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" was made for him. He told Looper the real reason why the new Disney+ movie is his dream job.
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Jeff Kinney knows Greg better than anyone else. The "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" author spoke to Looper and explained an important part of Greg's behavior.
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Brady Noon is bringing the voice of Greg to a new generation. He spoke to Looper about voicing the character and narrating "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" for Disney+.
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Jeff Kinney has been writing "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" for years, and Disney+ is bringing it back in animated form. He spoke to Looper about the new adaptation.
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Florian Munteanu's life has drastically changed since his boxing days. He explained to Looper how "Shang-Chi" helped get him ready for "Borderlands."
