Frederick S. Armitage

Known For: Directing

Biography

Frederick S. Armitage (June 19, 1874 in Seneca Falls, NY – January 3, 1933 in Ecorse, MI) was an early American motion picture cinematographer and director, working primarily for the American Mutoscope and Biograph Company.

Filmography

1917

Trooper 44 ... (Camera Operator)

1904

M. Lavelle, Physical Culture, no. 1 ... (Director)

1903

Ameta ... (Director)
Seeing New York by Yacht ... (Director)
How Tommy Got a Pull on His Grandpa ... (Cinematography)

1901

Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre ... (Director)
The Ghost Train ... (Director)
Nora's 4th of July ... (Cinematography)
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade ... (Cinematography)
Anna Held ... (Cinematography)
Birth of the Pearl ... (Cinematography)
U.S.I. Dept., "Old Faithful," Yosemite Valley ... (Director)

1900

Above the Limit ... (Director)
Davey Jones' Locker ... (Director)
A Nymph of the Waves ... (Director)
Neptune's Daughters ... (Director)
Early Superimpositions ... (Director)
Skating in Central Park ... (Cinematography)
Skating on Lake, Central Park ... (Director)
Around the Flip-Flap Railroad ... (Director)
In a Chinese Restaurant ... (Cinematography)

1899

Governor Roosevelt and Staff ... (Cinematography)
The Corset Model ... (Director)
Her First Cigarette ... (Director)
The Dandy Fifth ... (Cinematography)
Fougere ... (Cinematography)
The Maniac Barber ... (Director)
The Finish of Mr. Fresh ... (Director)
The Price of a Kiss ... (Director)
The Dairymaid's Revenge ... (Director)
A Bad (K)night ... (Director)
A Ray of Sunshine After the Rain ... (Director)
Charlie Wanted the Earth ... (Cinematography)

1898

Mardi Gras Carnival ... (Director)