Still I Rise by Maya Angelou from Eric Pritchard on Vimeo.
Modern-day Maya Angelou walks up to the Women’s Day march of 2019 and is reminded of the past. Angelou is reminded of how far we’ve come as a society but how much more needs to be done. With the words from Angelou's poem Still I Rise, it's clear that the one thing that can’t be taken away is the ability to “hope” and dream for a better tomorrow.
Poem and Words: Maya Angelou
Director: Eric Pritchard
Actress: Nana Ghana
Producer: Eric Matthies
Cinematographer: Matt Bass
Composer: Brian Watson
Editors: Eric Pritchard & Mainak Dhar
Camera Assistant: Ben Fredman
Makeup Artist: Briana Garcia-Duquette
Colorist: Matt Bass
Graphics: Taku Hazeyama
Additional Footage: Yuset Pozo
Archive.org , Pond 5 & Maya Angelou Estate
Special Thanks: Alex Willson
Jennifer Lash at CMG Worldwide
“Still I Rise” by Maya Angelou
Poem excerpt from the Book - “And Still I Rise”
Copyright © 1978 by Maya Angelou.
Used with permission of Caged Bird Legacy, LLC
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