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How Hollywood Producers Helped Teen YouTuber Kane Parsons Turn 'Backrooms' Into a Feature Film

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Brent Lang

53m ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

The article tells the story of Kane Parsons, who created the viral "Backrooms" YouTube series at age 16, and how it caught the attention of filmmaker James Wan. It details how producers helped the young creator navigate the film industry to turn his internet phenomenon into a feature film, highlighting the unusual dynamic of a teenage filmmaker working with Hollywood veterans while still living with his parents.

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We didn't realize until we reached out that Kane was still in high school.
It felt unique. It felt different.
Kane was still in high school at the time, but Wan believed that 'Backrooms' had all the ingredients to make a compelling feature film.
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How 'Backrooms' producers helped a 20-Year-Old YouTube director Kane Parsons turn his viral videos into a box office smash.

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