Camera
Fred Schuler
EN, DE cinema · 41 credits
Born
15 March 1940 (age 86)
Birthplace
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).
Known for
Filmography
Nightsongs
Director of Photography
Germanikus
Director of Photography
Manila
Director of Photography
Just Looking
Director of Photography
Excellent Cadavers
Director of Photography
Frankfurt Millennium
Cinematography
12 Angry Men
Director of Photography
Lesser Prophets
Director of Photography
Firehouse
Director of Photography
Gates of Fire
Cinematography
The Deathmaker
Director of Photography
Armed and Dangerous
Director of Photography
Wise Guys
Director of Photography
Haunted Honeymoon
Director of Photography
Fletch
Director of Photography
Maxie
Director of Photography
The Woman in Red
Director of Photography
Nothing Lasts Forever
Director of Photography
A Good Sport
Director of Photography
Easy Money
Director of Photography
Amityville 3-D
Director of Photography
The King of Comedy
Director of Photography
Soup for One
Director of Photography
Arthur
Director of Photography
Love & Money
Director of Photography
Gloria
Director of Photography
Stir Crazy
Director of Photography
Manhattan
Camera Operator
Starting Over
Camera Operator
The Deer Hunter
Camera Operator
Annie Hall
Camera Operator
The Front
Camera Operator
Mastermind
Assistant Camera
Taxi Driver
Camera Operator
Love in the Hamptons
Cinematography, Associate Producer
Network
Camera Operator
Dog Day Afternoon
Camera Operator
Jaws
Additional Camera
Man on a Swing
Camera Operator
Amazing Grace
Camera Operator