Person

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.

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  Anna Held

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• Davey Jones' Locker

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• A Ray of Sunshine After the Rain

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  Early Superimpositions

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  How Tommy Got a Pull on His Grandpa

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  Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade

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• Fougere

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• In a Chinese Restaurant

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• The Ghost Train

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  A Nymph of the Waves

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• 1917Trooper 44Camera Operator
• 1904M. Lavelle, Physical Culture, no. 1Director
• 1903Seeing New York by YachtDirector
• 1903How Tommy Got a Pull on His GrandpaCinematography
• 1903AmetaDirector
• 1901Nora's 4th of JulyCinematography
• 1901Birth of the PearlCinematography
• 1901Anna HeldCinematography
• 1901Demolishing and Building Up the Star TheatreCinematography
• 1901Buffalo Bill's Wild West ParadeCinematography
• 1901The Ghost TrainDirector
• 1901U.S.I. Dept., "Old Faithful," Yosemite ValleyDirector
• 1900Davey Jones' LockerDirector
• 1900A Nymph of the WavesDirector
• 1900Neptune's DaughtersDirector
• 1900In a Chinese RestaurantCinematography
• 1900Above the LimitDirector
• 1900Around the Flip-Flap RailroadDirector
• 1900Skating in Central ParkCinematography
• 1900Early SuperimpositionsDirector
• 1900Skating on Lake, Central ParkDirector
• 1899FougereCinematography
• 1899The Dandy FifthCinematography
• 1899Governor Roosevelt and StaffCinematography
• 1899A Ray of Sunshine After the RainDirector
• 1899The Maniac BarberDirector
• 1899The Corset ModelDirector
• 1899Her First CigaretteDirector
• 1899The Price of a KissDirector
• 1899Charlie Wanted the EarthCinematography
• 1899The Finish of Mr. FreshDirector
• 1899The Dairymaid's RevengeDirector
• 1899A Bad (K)nightDirector
• 1898Mardi Gras CarnivalDirector