Lee Fulkerson is a multi-talented individual who has made a significant impact in the world of documentary filmmaking. His feature documentary film "Forks Over Knives" was a huge success, earning him a spot as a featured guest on the Dr. Oz television show.
Throughout his career, Fulkerson has written, produced, directed, or supervised nearly 170 hours of documentary programming, winning a total of 19 international awards for his work. One of his most notable achievements is the prestigious CINE Special Jury Award for Best Broadcast Historical Program of 2003, which he received for his pilot episode of the series "The Color of War".
Fulkerson has also worked on several other notable projects, including the two-hour documentary special "Seven Signs of the Apocalypse" for the History Channel, and the seven-hour series "Showdown: Air Combat" for the Discovery Military Channel. He was the Series Producer of the 17-hour "The Color of War" series and the 35-hour "The Great Ships" series for the History Channel.
In addition to his work on documentaries, Fulkerson has also ventured into the world of fiction. He co-wrote the screen story "Ascent" for the television drama series "The Dead Zone" for the USA Television Network.
Lee Fulkerson's impressive resume includes a wide range of projects, from documentaries to television series, and his numerous awards and accolades are a testament to his skill and dedication as a filmmaker.
