Robert W. Paul

Known for

Directing

Born

Oct 4, 1869

Died

Mar 28, 1943

From

Highbury, London, England, UK

Robert William Paul (3 October 1869 – 28 March 1943) was an English film pioneer and scientific instrument maker. He began producing narrative films as early as April 1895, initially shown on Edison Kinetoscope-style devices, and by 1896 he was projecting them—around the same time the Lumière brothers were developing projected cinema in France. In addition to his filmmaking, Paul achieved success as an inventor, notably creating the Unipivot galvanometer. In 1999, the British film industry honored his contributions with a commemorative plaque at his former workshop at 44 Hatton Garden, London.

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Fun on the Clothesline

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Fire Brigade

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Waves Breaking

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Blackfriars Bridge

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The '?' Motorist

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The Arrest of a Bookmaker

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Hyde Park Bicycling Scene

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Head of Procession Including Bluejackets

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On Westminster Bridge

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The Twins' Tea Party

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Royal Train

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Life Guards and Princes North of St Paul's

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Queen's Carriage and Indian Escort Arriving at St. Paul's

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Royal Princes in St. Paul's Churchyard

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Head of Colonial Procession

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Dragoons Passing St Paul's

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Caped Mounted Riflemen Passing St Paul's

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Sirdar's Reception at Guildhall

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