Raul daSilva 7 pictures

Director, Writer, Camera Department
New York City native Raúl daSilva recalls his boyhood in the lower East Side of Manhattan and its surrounding neighborhoods as fascinating. He was educated at Adelphi University and later attended Hofstra University's PhD program in clinical psychology but changed his mind and through some networking from his acting curriculum taken in ...

Born: June 12, 1933
Star sign: Gemini
Height: 6' (1.83 m)
Known for: Rime of the Ancient Mariner (1975), Yesterday (1968), Nat Hurst, MD, a 20th Century American Physician (1976), No Whistles, Bells, or Bedlam (1973)
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On way to film the annual Hershey PA Air Show, flying from Rochester, over the Finger Lakes with co-pilot, Jerry Senuta, my first publisher.
With Jean Shepherd as my on camera narrator on a film roughly ten years before he wrote
Shooting with my Arri on the Cayman Islands circa 1975.
Raúl daSilva circa 1980
Raúl daSilva, left, with Sir Michael Redgrave De Lane Lea Studios, London, Dec. 1973
Raúl daSilva with soundman Greg Goodhew circa 1981.
Raul daSilva