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director • cinematographer • producer
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.
31 total credits across film and television
| Title | Job | Year |
|---|---|---|
Trooper 44 Movie | Camera | 1917 |
Physical Culture Poses: No. 1 Short Film | Directing |
| 1905 |
Ameta Short Film | Directing | 1903 |
'Old Faithful, ' Yosemite Valley Short Film | Directing | 1903 |
As in a Looking Glass Short Film | Crew | 1903 |
The Ghost Train Short Film | Directing | 1903 |
Seeing New York by Yacht Short Film | Directing | 1903 |
Down the Hudson Short Film | Directing | 1903 |
Directing | 1901 |
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade Short Film | Crew | 1901 |
Birth of the Pearl Short Film | Crew | 1901 |
Nora's 4th of July Short Film | Crew | 1901 |
Anna Held Short Film | Crew | 1901 |
A Nymph of the Waves Short Film | Directing | 1900 |
In a Chinese Restaurant Short Film | Crew | 1900 |
Neptune's Daughters Short Film | Directing | 1900 |
Skating in Central Park Short Film | Crew | 1900 |
Around the Flip-Flap Railroad Short Film | Directing | 1900 |
Davey Jones' Locker Short Film | Directing | 1900 |
Above the Limit Short Film | Directing | 1900 |
The Price of a Kiss Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
Her First Cigarette Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
The Finish of Mr. Fresh Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
The Dairy Maid's Revenge Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
A Bad (K)night Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
The Corset Model Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
The Maniac Barber Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
The Dandy Fifth Short Film | Crew | 1899 |
A Ray of Sunshine After the Rain Short Film | Directing | 1899 |
Fougere Short Film | Crew | 1899 |
Mardi Gras Carnival Short Film | Directing | 1898 |
