Frederick S. Armitage

Known For: 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.

1917

Camera Operator

Trooper 44

1904

Director

M. Lavelle, Physical Culture, no. 1

1903

Director

Seeing New York by Yacht

Cinematography

How Tommy Got a Pull on His Grandpa

Director

Down the Hudson

Director

Ameta

1901

Director

Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre

Cinematography

Demolishing and Building Up the Star Theatre

Cinematography

Nora's 4th of July

Cinematography

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Parade

Cinematography

Birth of the Pearl

Director

The Ghost Train

Director

Nora's 4th of July

Cinematography

Anna Held

Director

Anna Held

Director

Birth of the Pearl

Director

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

1900

Director

Davey Jones' Locker

Director

Above the Limit

Director

Early Superimpositions

Cinematography

In a Chinese Restaurant

Director

Around the Flip-Flap Railroad

Cinematography

Skating in Central Park

Director

Neptune's Daughters

Director

A Nymph of the Waves

Director

Skating on Lake, Central Park

1899

Director

The Dairymaid's Revenge

Director

The Finish of Mr. Fresh

Director

A Bad (K)night

Director

Her First Cigarette

Director

A Ray of Sunshine After the Rain

Director

The Corset Model

Director

The Price of a Kiss

Cinematography

Charlie Wanted the Earth

Cinematography

The Dandy Fifth

Cinematography

Fougere

Cinematography

Governor Roosevelt and Staff

1898

Director

Mardi Gras Carnival