David Myers, a highly acclaimed and influential cinematographer, has left an indelible mark on the world of film with his extraordinary and innovative camera work on a diverse range of remarkable concert documentaries, including the culturally significant and enduringly iconic 'Woodstock', the fascinating and captivating 'Elvis on Tour', the visually stunning and musically mesmerizing 'The Grateful Dead Movie', and the intriguing and insightful 'Cracked Actor'.
Myers' fascination with the art of photography was sparked by a serendipitous encounter with the iconic works of Walker Evans, a renowned American photographer, during an exhibition at the esteemed New York Museum of Modern Art in the year 1938.
