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Fred Schuler
Born 1940-03-15 · Munich - Germany
Fred Schuler (born March 15, 1940) is a German cinematographer. He began his career as a camera operator for directors like Woody Allen (Manhattan and Annie Hall), Martin Scorsese (Taxi Driver), and Sidney Lumet (Dog Day Afternoon), and severed as director of photography on several films, including King of Comedy (1982), Fletch (1985), and 12 Angry Men (1997).
Credits
Newest first
Hurdy GurdyEditor2011
GermanikusDirector of Photography2004
NightsongsDirector of Photography2004
ManilaDirector of Photography2000
Just LookingDirector of Photography1999
Excellent CadaversDirector of Photography1999
Frankfurt MillenniumCinematography1998
Lesser ProphetsDirector of Photography1997
12 Angry MenDirector of Photography1997
Gates of FireCinematography1996
FirehouseDirector of Photography1996
The DeathmakerDirector of Photography1995
Armed and DangerousDirector of Photography1986
Haunted HoneymoonDirector of Photography1986
Wise GuysDirector of Photography1986
MaxieDirector of Photography1985
FletchDirector of Photography1985
Nothing Lasts ForeverDirector of Photography1984
The Woman in RedDirector of Photography1984
A Good SportDirector of Photography1984
Amityville 3-DDirector of Photography1983
Easy MoneyDirector of Photography1983
The King of ComedyDirector of Photography1982
Soup for OneDirector of Photography1982
Love & MoneyDirector of Photography1981
ArthurDirector of Photography1981
Stir CrazyDirector of Photography1980
GloriaDirector of Photography1980
Starting OverCamera Operator1979
ManhattanCamera Operator1979
The Deer HunterCamera Operator1978
Annie HallCamera Operator1977
NetworkCamera Operator1976
Love in the HamptonsCinematography1976
Love in the HamptonsAssociate Producer1976
The FrontCamera Operator1976
MastermindAssistant Camera1976
Taxi DriverCamera Operator1976
Dog Day AfternoonCamera Operator1975
JawsAdditional Camera1975
Amazing GraceCamera Operator1974
Man on a SwingCamera Operator1974