Robert Fulton was much more than just a pilot; he was an aerial cinematographer whose work transcended traditional filmmaking. Whether capturing the majesty of the Andes, the mystery of Nepal, or the untamed wilderness of Africa, Fulton combined these diverse environments into dream-like sequences that blurred the lines between reality and imagination.
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Films
1. Reality's Invisible
Immerse yourself in the intriguing world of "Reality's Invisible, " a 1972 documentary film capturing the unique atmosphere of Harvard's Carpenter Center. Directed by Fulton and featuring a star-studded cast including Robert Gardner, Rudolf Arnheim, Stan Vanderbeek, Stan Brakhage, and Toshi Katayama, this 53-minute masterpiece takes you on a journey through the heart of the architectural marvel, designed by Le Corbusier. Witness the creative process unfold as students work on their projects and engage in intellectual discussions, all within the stunning concrete space that defines this iconic center for art and education.
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TMDb Rating: 5.9
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Release Date: 1972-04-19
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Runtime: 53.0 minutes
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Original Language: en
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Status: Released
2. Running Shadow
"Running Shadow" (1972) presents a visually dynamic experience with rapidly changing images of natural elements, including objects, scenery, animals, plants, and people. The film showcases these elements flickering, flashing, tumbling, and cascading across the screen, creating an engaging visual tapestry.
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TMDb Rating: 5.6
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Release Date: 1972-02-03
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Runtime: 9.0 minutes
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Original Language: en
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Status: Released
3. Pilot Notes: Journals Of A Solitary Aviator
This documentary chronicles Robert Fulton's groundbreaking aerial cinematography work for the BBC across South America. As a legendary American filmmaker/aviator, Fulton's projects for the BBC pushed the boundaries of aerial filmmaking during the early 2000s.
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Release Date: 2000-04-01
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Original Language: en
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Status: Released
4. Swimming Stone
This 1969 short film by US animators presents a philosophical exploration of nature and time through abstract visuals. Liquid stone flows in subatomic motion, while sound and shape intermingle in a cycle of planetary transformation. The result is a poetic meditation on the fluidity of matter and the timeless void that connects all things.
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Release Date: 1969-01-01
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Runtime: 14.0 minutes
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Original Language: en
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Status: Released
TV Shows
1. Screening Room
Dive into the world of independent filmmakers as they take center stage in the "Screening Room". This talk show, airing from 1972 to 1981 on a commercial station, offers a platform for these creatives to present and discuss their work. Get an exclusive look at their art, engage in insightful conversations, and witness the evolution of indie cinema. A must-watch for film enthusiasts!
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Original Name: Screening Room
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Languages: ["en"]
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Episode Runtime: []
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Status: Ended
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Origin Country: []
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Original Language: en
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Type: Talk Show
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First Air Date: 1972-11-01
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Last Air Date: 1981-10-13
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Number of Seasons: 1
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Number of Episodes: 30
