Manny Crisostomo | Saina Season 1 Episode 3

Описание: 00:00 - My mind's eye
01:46 - The value in education
03:37 - A "photo" experience
05:47 - There's got to be more
09:04 - She always believed in me
11:10 - A way back home
13:27 - Be present
16:09 - We're better helping each other
20:09 - Say it. Believe it.
23:36 - Be mahålang together

Beginning his career as a multimedia photojournalist in the dark rooms of the Pacific Daily News, Manny Crisostomo has spent over 40 years using his perceptive eye to immortalize moments into photography that would earn him numerous awards and accolades - including a Pulitzer Prize. He has expressed that he loves how photography allows him to stay present, which is reflected in his work showcasing those moments that he captures and giving the opportunity to share voices and stories of those who may not have been able to before - including Hmong refugees and the students of Southwestern High in Detroit.

While he may be known for his stunning photos, Crisostomo has also worked in a variety of other mediums, including videography and the publication of Latte magazine. On Guam, he is best known for his work documenting the lives and culture of the CHamoru people, which can be found in one of his published books as well as his ongoing project “Manaotao Sanlagu” documenting those who live away from the Marianas. For more information visit: https://sanlagu.com/

Saina is a thirty minute episodic series that collects and documents first-hand accounts of life histories from some of Guam’s most notable community leaders. Join us as we learn from intimate life lessons through the successes and failures that have helped shape their life’s path. Saina is produced in association with the Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency.
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