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STEVE SCHAPIRO BEING EVERYWHERE Movie Trailer HD - Plot synopsis: Witness the fascinating story of a photographer and photojournalist’s entire career in his own gentle and humble words. Steve Schapiro is famous for documenting the Civil Rights Movement and providing America with iconic images to magnify the voices of James Baldwin, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and John Lewis among others. His stories are remarkable not because they’re his alone, but because of the selfless dedication to public service he pursued in his own distinctive way. Schapiro also took some of the most classic photographs of Andy Warhol, Muhammed Ali, David Bowie, Ray Charles, Barbra Streisand, The Godfather, Taxi Driver, Bill Evans, Cannonball Adderley, and countless more. "Steve Schapiro: Being Everywhere" honors the legendary photographer’s remarkable career, his unparalleled ability to capture defining moments in history, and his unique fortune to be present at key moments of social change, revealing his deep empathy and unwavering commitment to documenting the human experience.
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00:00They're seeing me with these dark glasses.
00:02I've shot my pictures with this eye,
00:05and this other eye is now having trouble staying open.
00:08Didn't think I was trying to be a big shot.
00:15I think we should start this where it began.
00:19I used to go out on the street
00:20trying to emulate Henry Cartier-Bresson,
00:24and usually my timing was off by a few seconds.
00:27These files are just filled with stories.
00:32If you name a subject, I probably can come up with it.
00:37I once went going through a hospital
00:39where they were trying to steal needles.
00:42And sometimes working with groups like that
00:45is a good entree into being able to do emotional stories
00:49about people who need to be talked about.
00:53We had a ceremony today.
00:55What did you win it for?
00:56I'm a photographer.
00:58And so this is your crew?
01:00Yes, sir.
01:01I worked on probably 400 movies.
01:07There were two movie posters that were done
01:09on this very couch.
01:11Another was Ferris Bueller, right on this couch.
01:16Throughout my life, I've been very involved
01:18with civil rights and with justice,
01:21and it's something I care very, very much about.
01:23I asked my editor if I could do a photo essay
01:27on James Baldwin.
01:29We saw a back door which said,
01:32colored entrance only.
01:34I photographed the third summer march.
01:37I always feel that the things that are important in a photograph
01:42were emotion, design, and information.
01:46If you can get all three of those into your photograph,
01:50I think you're doing okay.
01:51I've always enjoyed being a fly on the wall
01:57and wait for that moment
01:58when there's something in someone's eyes
02:01and the way they look
02:02which gives you a hint as to who they are
02:05and what's very special about them.
02:07I'm going to be one of my favorite movies here.
02:09I'm going to walk to the other movies
02:11and see you in the next video.
02:12I've always enjoyed the movie.
02:14I'm going to walk to the board
02:17and I'll have a very special episode
02:17and see you next time.
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