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.
Best known work
Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre
1901
The Ghost Train
1901
A Nymph of the Waves
1900Davey Jones' Locker
1900Birth of the Pearl
1901Neptune's Daughters
1900
Seeing New York by Yacht
1903
Mardi Gras Carnival
1898Above the Limit
1900
Her First Cigarette
1899Filmography
1917
Trooper 44Camera Operator
1904
1903
Seeing New York by YachtDirector
1903
How Tommy Got a Pull on His GrandpaCinematography
1903
AmetaDirector
1901
Nora's 4th of JulyCinematography
1901
A Little Piece of StringCinematography, Camera Operator
1901
Birth of the PearlCinematography, Director
1901
Anna HeldCinematography, Director
1901
Demolishing and Building Up the Star TheatreDirector, Cinematography
1901
Buffalo Bill's Wild West ParadeCinematography
1901
The Ghost TrainDirector
1901
1900
Davey Jones' LockerDirector
1900
A Nymph of the WavesDirector
1900
Neptune's DaughtersDirector, Director of Photography
1900
In a Chinese RestaurantCinematography
1900
Above the LimitDirector
1900
Around the Flip-Flap RailroadDirector
1900
Skating in Central ParkCinematography
1900
Early SuperimpositionsDirector
1900
Skating on Lake, Central ParkDirector
1899
FougereCinematography
1899
The Dandy FifthCinematography
1899
Governor Roosevelt and StaffCinematography