Frederick S. Armitage

• Directing

Known for: Directing

Frederick S. Armitage

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

65%

Director

1901

The Ghost Train

48%

Director

1901

A Nymph of the Waves

56%

Director

1900

Davey Jones' Locker

51%

Director

1900

Birth of the Pearl

50%

Cinematography

1901

Neptune's Daughters

51%

Director

1900

Seeing New York by Yacht

53%

Director

1903

Mardi Gras Carnival

66%

Director

1898

Trooper 44

100%

Camera Operator

1917

M. Lavelle, Physical Culture, no. 1

Director

1904

Seeing New York by Yacht

53%

Director

1903

How Tommy Got a Pull on His Grandpa

25%

Cinematography

1903

Ameta

50%

Director

1903

Nora's 4th of July

100%

Cinematography

1901

Birth of the Pearl

50%

Cinematography

1901

Birth of the Pearl

50%

Director

1901

Anna Held

72%

Cinematography

1901

Anna Held

72%

Director

1901

Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre

65%

Director

1901

Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre

65%

Cinematography

1901

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade

31%

Cinematography

1901

The Ghost Train

48%

Director

1901

U.S.I. Dept., "Old Faithful," Yosemite Valley

Director

1901

Neptune's Daughters

51%

Director

1900

Neptune's Daughters

51%

Director of Photography

1900

A Nymph of the Waves

56%

Director

1900

Davey Jones' Locker

51%

Director

1900

In a Chinese Restaurant

55%

Cinematography

1900

Above the Limit

43%

Director

1900

Around the Flip-Flap Railroad

70%

Director

1900

Skating in Central Park

60%

Cinematography

1900

Skating on Lake, Central Park

50%

Director

1900

Early Superimpositions

80%

Director

1900

Fougere

39%

Cinematography

1899

The Dandy Fifth

45%

Cinematography

1899

Governor Roosevelt and Staff

50%

Cinematography

1899