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Andrew Bernstein: Senior NBA Photographer - AIR077

Andrew Bernstein: Senior NBA Photographer - AIR077

FromIn all Airness - Michael Jordan era NBA history


Andrew Bernstein: Senior NBA Photographer - AIR077

FromIn all Airness - Michael Jordan era NBA history

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Length:
50 minutes
Released:
May 24, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Senior NBA Photographer and Director of Photography for Staples Center, Andrew Bernstein.He hasn't played a single minute in the NBA. However, Andy Bernstein is a perennial contender for league MVP (Most Valuable Photographer). The 2017 NBA Finals marked the 35th-consecutive time that Andy has covered the Association's showcase event.We discuss Andy's rise from amateur shutterbug - his love for the camera was fostered by a (teenage) trip to the Western United States with his dad - to becoming one of the world's greatest sports photographers.Highlights of our conversation include Andy's memories of an iconic rendition of the national anthem at his first All-Star Game (1983), his crucial involvement in creating the (taken from his bio) position of Senior Director of NBA Photos - a position he held for 25 years - a discussion about the meteoric changes in camera technology over recent decades and of course, he details wonderful stories behind how some of his most-historic photos came to be.Links discussed (include):* Marvin Gaye's amazing performance at the 1983 NBA All-Star Game* Follow Andy's wonderful output on Instagram* Journey to the Ring: Behind the Scenes with the 2010 NBA Champion LakersPeople mentioned in this episode, include: Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Lon Rosen, Terry Lyons, Pat Riley, David Stern, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant and Porter McKinnon.
Released:
May 24, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Episodes feature former-NBA players, coaches and media. Topic-based chats, too. Adam's focal point is Michael Jordan, but he covers the history of basketball with his unique Australian humour.