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Biography
David Myers was a cinematographer best-known for his camera work on landmark concert documentaries such as 'Woodstock', 'Elvis on Tour' and 'The Grateful Dead Movie', and 'Cracked Actor'. He started as still photographer after being inspired by the works of Walker Evans in an exhibition at the New York Museum of Modern Art in 1938.
Filmography22 titles
Neil Young: Harvest Time
2022as Self
2022as Self
Joe Cocker: Mad Dogs & Englishmen
1971Director of Photography
1971Director of Photography
Rockshow
1980Camera Operator
1980Camera Operator
The Last Waltz
1978Additional Director of Photography
1978Additional Director of Photography
Louie Bluie
1985Cinematography
1985Cinematography
Marjoe
1972Director of Photography
1972Director of Photography
Woodstock
1970Camera Operator
1970Camera Operator
Big Time
1988Camera Operator
1988Camera Operator
Soul to Soul
1971Director of Photography
1971Director of Photography
Black Panthers
1968Director of Photography
1968Director of Photography
Uncle Yanco
1967Camera Operator, Director of Photography
1967Camera Operator, Director of Photography
The Grateful Dead Movie
1977Director of Photography
1977Director of Photography
Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese
2019Director of Photography
2019Director of Photography
Wattstax
1973Director of Photography
1973Director of Photography
...And Your Name Is Jonah
1979Director of Photography
1979Director of Photography
The Black Stallion Returns
1983Director of Photography
1983Director of Photography
Zoot Suit
1981Director of Photography
1981Director of Photography
THX 1138
1971Director of Photography
1971Director of Photography
Bushman
1971Director of Photography
1971Director of Photography
House of 1000 Corpses
2003Additional Second Assistant Camera
2003Additional Second Assistant Camera
The Mysterious Monsters
1976Director of Photography
1976Director of Photography
Welcome to L.A.
1976Director of Photography
1976Director of Photography