Lloyd Freidus - Director of Photography

INTRO

A Class Divided

Fight for Your life

Phone

818-206-8778

Email to: Lloyd Freidus

Lighting Director and Director of Photography, Lloyd Freidus won an EMMY award for his cinematography of Allen Coulter's, The Hobbs Case. He shot 2 By South for Robert Altman – Altman’s first work in video. He has also shot documentaries including the Peabody and EMMY award winning, A Class Divided for Frontline on PBS, as well as this year's I'm No Dummy. His experience includes Features and Network TV series, managing large crews in the studio and on location as well as small personal films creating a great look often with extremely limited resources.

NEW!

I’m No Dummy This is our new feature-length documentary on Ventriloquism, past and present. The film incorporates over Fifty new interviews, historical film and early TV footage as well as contemporary performances to explore the techniques and history of this remarkable art form.

ONLINE CLIPS (more to come)

A CLASS DIVIDED For FRONTLINE / PBS - This is a classic study of Jane Elliott’s “blue-eyed/brown-eyed” method of teaching tolerance. We went to Riceville Iowa to revisit Ms. Elliott and the original participants of the ABC-TV documentary made 14 years earlier – showing the lasting effects of the exceptional experience on these former third graders.

FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE is an action film recently re-released on DVD. A favorite of Quentin Tarantino's, this film was a featured part of his recent Grindhouse festival.

Not for the faint-hearted but, despite cult ravings and hype, this low budget thriller is still on the right side of the underlining racial issues. This trailer will open and start automatically. (Quick Time Movie)

Details for some credits can be seen on the
Internet Movie DataBase
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