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"I just attempted to be as still as Helen would be and to make sure that I didn't scare them and that they trusted me."

"The fans weren't sure what was happening and he built complete unity and trust in what he was doing."

"We initially weren't exactly sure what the parade or march was about, but there was chanting and they were banging these loud drums, so we thought it was interesting and worth photographing."

“I think one of the most important things in writing, from a craft perspective, is to make sure your reader’s still paying attention,” she continues.

Davis is a bit like a backstage conductor, making sure that all of the individual teams — lighting, carpenters, stage hands and more — work as a unified whole so that everything that happens onstage appears seamless.