Documentary film about legendary American jazz bassist Ron Carter, an intimate portrait of the “quiet genius” who speaks with his music and has brought the upright bass out from the background and into the spotlight. Exploring his illustrious career as a bassist which spans more than 60 years, the film features Carter and other notable musicians sharing candid stories and memories. The film was shot over six years and includes interviews and performances with Herbie Hancock, Sonny Rollins, Jon Batiste, Christian McBride, George Benson, Stanley Clarke, Victor Wooten and others. For Mr. Ron Carter, "finding the right notes" has been not only a lifelong quest to discover the artistic choices that bring magic to his music. It has also been about making personal choices that affect the quality of one's life and impact the lives of others. With his early dream of being a classical musician deferred, Carter turned to jazz and not only embraced it wholeheartedly but changed the trajectory of jazz altogether. The film looks at his resilience and dedication through the eyes and ears of this prolific artist, influential teacher and quiet, but persistent, activist.