Adam J. Braff

Adam Braff worked as a set dresser and lead man on a wide variety of features – including, respectively, James L. Brooks' Spanglish and Frank Coraci's The Wedding Singer, both starring Adam Sandler – and television shows before selling his first TV pilot to a network in 1997. Eventually he sold four more; the last, NightLife – named by committee – was produced by Fox in 2008.
Today, the New Jersey native lives in Hawaii with his family and writes feature films.

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