ESPN Films' Portrait of an Artist: Stephen Curry follows Curry from childhood to the March 13, 2025 game where he made his 4,000th career 3-pointer. The film was shot with 21 IMAX cameras and opens exclusively in IMAX theaters on Oct. 9.
The documentary traces Stephen Curry’s life and career up to his record-breaking 4,000th career 3-pointer.
Filmmakers used 21 IMAX cameras to capture the March 13, 2025 game where Curry reached the milestone.
Portrait of an Artist: Stephen Curry opens exclusively in IMAX theaters on Oct. 9.
Stephen Curry," just released its first look at the film celebrating his record-smashing career. And, through the lenses of 21 IMAX cameras, it will show the fateful night he made history. "It's always felt more like an art." And who better to help paint the portrait than fellow artists?
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Stephen Curry documentary 'Portrait of an Artist' drops first trailer". ESPN Films' latest documentary, "Portrait of An Artist: "I've been around basketball my whole life," Curry says in the trailer.
‘Portrait of an Artist: Stephen Curry,’ about the single day and game where the NBA superstar set the new shooting record, will bow Oct. 9 on the giant screen circuit.
Curry made the announcement on Instagram in a video featuring other greats who put in their 10,000 hours to perfect a natural-born gift, like Anna Wintour, Jimi Hendrix, Nina Simone, Bob Marley, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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