To Fly!

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To Fly! is a pioneering 1976 IMAX documentary film that explores the history and experience of human flight through immersive large-format aerial cinematography.

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instanceOf IMAX film
documentary film
short film
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts early balloon flight
modern jet aviation
pioneer aviation era
space flight
director Greg MacGillivray NERFINISHED
Jim Freeman NERFINISHED
distributor Smithsonian Institution NERFINISHED
era 1970s American documentary film
exhibitedAt National Air and Space Museum IMAX Theater NERFINISHED
exhibitionFormat IMAX NERFINISHED
filmingTechnique extensive aerial photography
on-location shooting from aircraft
firstShownAt National Air and Space Museum NERFINISHED
firstShownIn Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
genre aerial documentary
documentary
educational film
hasTheme awe of aerial perspective
human aspiration to fly
technological progress in aviation
mainSubject aviation
history of human flight
human flight experience
musicBy Bernard Herrmann NERFINISHED
narrator James Whitmore NERFINISHED
notableFor immersive large-format aerial sequences
pioneering use of IMAX for documentary filmmaking
originalLanguage English
partOf Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum film program NERFINISHED
producer Greg MacGillivray NERFINISHED
Jim Freeman NERFINISHED
productionCompany MacGillivray Freeman Films NERFINISHED
recognizedAs landmark IMAX documentary
releaseDate 1976-05-01
releaseYear 1976
runningTime 27 minutes
structure chronological survey of flight history
targetAudience general audience
museum visitors
title To Fly! NERFINISHED
usesTechnique IMAX 70mm film
aerial cinematography
large-format cinematography

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