Frederick S. Armitage
Directing
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.
Known for
Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre
April 29, 1901
A Nymph of the Waves
December 21, 1900
Seeing New York by Yacht
September 22, 1903
Mardi Gras Carnival
February 16, 1898
Her First Cigarette
June 3, 1899
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade
April 1, 1901
Anna Held
May 23, 1901
The Dandy Fifth
October 30, 1899
The Corset Model
June 26, 1899
Around the Flip-Flap Railroad
September 21, 1900
Governor Roosevelt and Staff
October 30, 1899
How Tommy Got a Pull on His Grandpa
May 23, 1903
Behind the camera39
- 1917Trooper 44 Camera Operator
- 1904M. Lavelle, Physical Culture, no. 1 Director
- 1903Seeing New York by Yacht Director
- 1903How Tommy Got a Pull on His Grandpa Cinematography
- 1903Ameta Director
- 1901Nora's 4th of July Cinematography
- 1901A Little Piece of String Camera Operator
- 1901Birth of the Pearl Cinematography, Director
- 1901Anna Held Cinematography, Director
- 1901An Unlucky Lover