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	Neal Fredericks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neal L. Fredericks (July 24, 1969 in Newport Beach, California - August 14, 2004 in the Florida Keys) was an American motion picture cinematographer, most famous for The Blair Witch Project, noted and praised by critics for its distinctive cinéma vérité style of camera work.
		He was a graduate of Montgomery College and Towson University, and shot several films for students at the University of Central Florida.
		Fredericks died while filming scenes for the film Cross Bones.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neal_Fredericks (222 words)

	Neal Fredericks; 'Blair Witch' cinematographer; 35 \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Neal Fredericks, the cinematographer of the low-budget but successful horror film "The Blair Witch Project," was killed in a plane crash while filming over the Dry Tortugas, his agent said.
		Fredericks, 35, was dragged down by the wreckage of a single-engine Cessna as the pilot and three other members of his film crew escaped to be later rescued, the Coast Guard said.
		Fredericks, who lived in Los Angeles, collaborated with writers Eduardo Sanchez and Daniel Myrick on "The Blair Witch Project," an intense, atmospheric horror movie about three student filmmakers who venture into the woods in search of a spooky legend.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20040820/news_1m20frederic.html (193 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Neal Fredericks; Filmed 'Blair Witch'
		Neal Fredericks, 35, cinematographer of the low-budget but successful horror film "The Blair Witch Project," was killed in a plane crash Aug. 14 while filming a movie over the Dry Tortugas.
		Fredericks, a Los Angeles resident, was dragged down by the wreckage of a single-engine Cessna as the pilot and three other members of his film crew escaped to be rescued later, the Coast Guard said.
		Fredericks, a native of Newport Beach, Calif., met in 1987, when they were students at Montgomery College in Rockville.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A9841-2004Aug17?language=printer (251 words)

	State: 'Blair Witch' cinematographer dies in plane crash while filming
		MIAMI - Neal Fredericks, the cinematographer of the low-budget but successful horror film The Blair Witch Project, was killed in a plane crash while filming a movie over the Dry Tortugas, his agent said.
		Fredericks' agent, said Monday the veteran cinematographer was working on a new film when the crash took place.
		Fredericks first met in 1987 when they were students at Montgomery College Rockville, Md. He described the slim, blond-haired Fredericks as a warm, funny, giving person.
	www.sptimes.com /2004/08/17/State/_Blair_Witch__cinemat.shtml (547 words)

	Neal L. Fredericks - Director of Photography
		Neal was born in Newport Beach, California, on July 24, 1969, to Carl and Judy Fredericks.
		Neal loved the movies all of his life but I believe it was when he was attending Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School that he realized that movies WERE his life.
		Neal, Ed and Stefanie Sanchez, Lonnie Glerum, and Rick Moreno were honored by Montgomery College for their work on The Blair Witch Project at an Alumni Awards Banquet on April 22nd, 2005.
	www.nealfredericks.com (661 words)

	ICG News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Guild member Neal Fredericks was killed in a plane crash while working on a film in Florida on Aug. 14.
		A funeral was held for Neal on Friday, Aug. 20 at 12 pm at Westminster Memorial Park (14801 Beach Blvd., Westminster, CA).
		Fredericks was born in Newport Beach, Calif., and lived in Los Angeles.
	www.cameraguild.com /news/guild/04-08-17_cinematographer_killed.htm (246 words)

	Fredericksburg.com - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In addition to his wife, Neal is survived by three children and their families, Beverly Benfield and her husband, Wade, of Spot-sylvania County, Lt. Col.
		Neal also was the proud grandfather of nine, Bernie, Steven, Christopher, Taylor, Easton, Margaret, Jakob, Adalynne and Gabriella; and great-grandfather of Daisha.
		Neal was born May 30, 1937, in Carterville, Ill. He excelled in academics and sports in high school.
	www.fredericksburg.com /News/FLS/2005/062005/06012005/103790 (485 words)

	Blog of Death: Neal Fredericks
		Neal Leslie Fredericks, the cinematographer of "The Blair Witch Project," died on Aug. 14 in a plane crash.
		In 1997, Sanchez and screenwriter Dan Myrick tapped Fredericks to be the director of photography on the independent film, "The Blair Witch Project." When "Blair Witch" was released two years later, it became a cultural phenomenon and a box office smash that grossed more than $240 million worldwide.
		During the course of his career, Fredericks shot commercials, music videos and nearly two dozen movies.
	www.blogofdeath.com /archives/001129.html (246 words)

	Amber Benson France - Neal Fredericks Interview
		It will be released October 10 in the U.S. Neal Fredericks, aka "Boogie", the Director of Photography of the film, had the kindness to answer some questions EXCLUSIVELY for Amber's French site.
		NEAL FREDERICKS: This film is my 20th as Director of Photography (DP) and I feel very good about my cinematography on this picture.
		This interview and its content belong to Neal Fredericks and the webmistress of this website.
	amberbensonfrance.free.fr /NealFredericks.htm (936 words)

	wholmmovies exclusive interview with Neal Fredericks Part II
		Note: At the end of the previous segment of this interview, Neal Fredericks was telling us about his work on The Blair Witch Project.
		Neal Fredericks: Phase Two was the outer narrative structure of the film.
		Neal Fredericks (right) confers with Eden while a technician checks the belts and straps.
	www.serve.com /~jnctg/wholmmovies/frederick2.htm (1601 words)

	AllHipHop.com : Daily Hip-Hop News
		Neal L. Fredericks, who is working as Director of Photography on the film and was the eye behind the smash film "The Blair Witch Project," said many staff members are waiting to be compensated for their work.
		Fredericks said the crew has contracts or deal memos and despite having their terms in writing, are still locked in a financial dispute with the companies.
		Fredericks said that Gibson allegedly advised certain crew members to hold off on depositing checks and that others didn't know at all, depending on their relationship with Gibson.
	www.allhiphop.com /hiphopnews/?ID=2702 (773 words)

	KILLER ME
		There are certain flashback sequences where the two elements are pushed to the max, the sounds are harsher and the camera speed varies, and the results reminded me of the much costlier effects in the recent 13 GHOSTS remake.
		Never outshined by Hansen and Fredericks' visual stylings are the lead actors, George Foster as Joseph and Christina Kew as his love interest Anna.
		Also, on the invaluable commentary by Hanson and Fredericks, it's mentioned that the movie was "in the can" for a mere $12k (thanks in large part to a film grant from Kodak which consisted primarily of a newer faster 16mm stock).
	www.b-independent.com /reviews/killerme.htm (721 words)

	[Deathwatch] Neal Fredericks, 'Blair Witch' cinematographer, 35 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Fredericks was dragged down in the wreckage of a single-engine Cessna, but the pilot and three other members of his film crew escaped and were rescued, the Coast Guard said.
		The film, shot with hand-held cameras for a realistic feel, was hailed as a low-budget-to-blockbuster success story, made for almost nothing while grossing more than $240 million worldwide at the box office.
		Fredericks was born in Newport Beach, California, and lived in Los Angeles.
	slick.org /deathwatch/mailarchive/msg01452.html (245 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Erosion
		The script and the character of Gabe were born out of the marital problems of director Ann Lu and cinematographer Neal Fredericks, who, by the time the film was made, were no longer married.
		Neal Frederick's cinematography adeptly creates beautiful compositions, both in terms of color and framing; it often contributes more to the mood of the piece than the script or the acting.
		It is roughly an hour long and it touches on the relationship between the film and Lu and Frederick's marriage, talks about how great the film is, and sings the praises of everyone involved.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/erosion.php (1391 words)

	Untitled Document
		Fredericks out at first 1b to 2b, SAC; Warner advanced to second.
		Fredericks doubled, 2 RBI; Warner scored; Tharp scored.
		Fredericks singled; Warner advanced to second; Charson advanced to third.
	www.midwestconference.org /softball/LUMU3-9.html (535 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Crash kills Blair Witch cameraman
		Neal Fredericks, the cinematographer of the hit horror movie The Blair Witch Project, has died in a plane crash while shooting an independent film.
		He said Fredericks was unable to free himself from a safety harness before the plane was submerged in water.
		Although Fredericks was best known for The Blair Witch Project, he had worked on up to 30 independent films, including Ryan Schifrin's Abominable.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/3575590.stm (171 words)

	Hollywood News Network
		Neal L. Fredericks returns to the horror genre
		Park City Utah is the Capitol of the film festivals in January.
		Back in California, the Palm Spring Film Festival a non-profit entity with one staff operating two world-class international film events in the City of Palm Springs, from January 10 - 22.
	www.hollywoodnewsnetwork.com (522 words)

	Voodoo Tailz Press Release 15 October 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The cinematography is by Neal L. Fredericks (“The Blair Witch Project,” “Dreamers,” “The Stonecutter”).
		The new digital transfer, supervised by Neal, was created from the original 16mm camera negative.
		DVD special features include an audio commentary by Daniel and Neal, the film’s trailer, cast and crew information, and a still photo gallery.
	www.badmovies.org /news/releases/voodoo021015.html (327 words)

	Horror Asylum News: Fredericks Talks Detour
		Neal Fredericks (whose Cinematography gave life to the likes of The Blair Witch Project) got in touch with us over the weekend to let us know about work on one of his more recent projects, Detour.
		The DVD will be shown in 16:9 widescreen, with a whole host of extras, including: deleted scenes, interactive menus, scene selection, optional Spanish subtitles, and trailers.
		And of course the Neal Fredericks sequence mentioned above.
	www.horror-asylum.com /news/article.asp?item=1811 (242 words)

	Hollywood News Network
		Fredericks comments: "Zirilli is allowing me to push the envelope on this one.
		Director Of Photography: NEAL L. FREDERICKS, represented by Cynthia LaPointe at ISG Entertainment - (805) 984-0677.
		The horror/thriller feature film "VOODOO MARDI GRAS" began principal photography on December 11th on location in Los Angeles and New Orleans, written, directed and produced by Daniel Zirilli of Pop/Art Film Factory (Santa Monica, CA).
	www.hollywoodnewsnetwork.com /voodoo.htm (334 words)

	wholmmovies exclusive interview with Neal Fredericks
		Neal Fredericks: Yes, I finished it April 28th.
		I run into the same people at screenings, events like that, so it's a real small town.
		Neal Fredericks filming Richard Eden, starring in Callback
	www.serve.com /~jnctg/wholmmovies/fredericks.htm (1654 words)

	FilmMakers Magazine: DREAMERS release date on DVD & Video (12/3/02)s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The producer is Artie Glackin and the cinematography is by Neal L.Fredericks (“The Blair Witch Project,” “The Stonecutter”).
		The film’s soundtrack was taken from the original THX Dolby Surround Sound master.
		DVD special features include an audio commentary by Ann and Neal, deleted scenes, “The Making of Dreamers Documentary,” theatrical trailer, TV spot, alternative versions of the theatrical poster, cast and filmmaker information, and a still photo gallery.
	www.filmmakers.com /member/filmmaker/stories/dreamers_release.htm (430 words)

	Brooklyn Int'l Film Festival > film archives > 2005 > 'EROSION' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In 1999, Ann wrote and directed her first feature film DREAMERS, which was the official selection of seven international film festivals and has won awards including Best Picture, Best Screenplay and Best Cinematography.
		EROSION is Ann's second feature film, which is inspired by her marriage to cinematographer, Neal L. Fredericks (THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT).
		Shortly after the film's completion, Neal died in a tragic accident, paralleling EROSION's plot and making the film a poignant foreshadowing of its creators' lives.
	www.wbff.org /films/detail.asp?fid=509 (274 words)

	Witch craft
		What we're seeing, supposedly, is their 16mm fl-and-white film and High-8 video footage, found in the forest a year after their disappearance.
		The three principals, Heather Donahue, Michael Williams, and Joshua Leonard, were turned loose for eight days in the woods, and instructions (along with film magazines) were left for them at drop-off points every day.
		During preproduction, Fredericks conducted training classes with the actors, who had no experience shooting film and very little with video.
	livedesignonline.com /mag/lighting_witch_craft (684 words)

	Alumni - Montgomery College, MD
		On August 14, 2004, Neal Fredericks was traveling with his photography crew to shoot a new film when the engine failed on their small airplane, crashing in the water off the Dry Tortugas islands in Florida.
		Although the rest of his crew was rescued, Mr.
		Fredericks was strapped in with his camera equipment and was unable to escape from the plane before it sank.
	www.montgomerycollege.edu /alumni/achievementaward/blairwitch.html (120 words)

	Neal Fredericks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Neal L. Fredericks was born in Newport Beach, California.
		Choices 2 (2004) (V) Tha' Crib (2004) (V) The Stonecutter (2003) (as Neal L. Fredericks)
		Discuss this person with other users on IMDb message board for Neal Fredericks
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0292864 (220 words)

	News - Montgomery College, MD -
		Montgomery College’s Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award recipients are selected each year for demonstrating exemplary service to their community, profession and/or to the College.
		On August 14, 2004, Neal Fredericks was traveling on a shoot for his new film when the engine failed on the small airplane in which he was riding.
		The plane crashed in the water off the Dry Tortugas Islands in Florida and Fredericks was unable to escape.
	www.montgomerycollege.edu /news/News_Archives/news04120501.html (1085 words)

	Dark Lantern Pictures Release 26 November 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Latino-themed supernatural thriller "DIABLO" begins principal photography on November 30th on location in Los Angeles, co-written and directed by Robert Napton for Dark Lantern Pictures (Hollywood, CA).
		The film is being executive produced by Daniel Zirilli through a multi-picture production deal from Pop/Art Film Factory (Santa Monica, CA).
		All original content is © 1998 - 2006 by its respective author, usually Andrew Borntreger.
	www.badmovies.org /news/releases/diablo021126.html (319 words)

	killerme
		KILLER ME (director/writer/producer/music/editor: Zachary Hansen; cinematographer: Neal Fredericks; cast: George Foster (Joseph), Kirk B.R. Woller (Martin), Christina Kew (Anna), Garth Wilton (Professor Richardson), Carry Patterson (Professor Williams), Ken Gruz (Stan), Chuck Martinez (Library Assistant); Runtime: 80; MPAA Rating: NR; producers: Ferrán Viladevall/Farine Yeganegi; Vanguard Cinema Release/Point Blank Films; 2001)
		It's a remarkable portrait of a man breaking down and fighting for human dignity, and is filmed without any gimmicks or unnecessary distractions.
		It should also be noted that the engaging visuals were done by Neal Fredericks--the cinematographer on The Blair Witch Project.
	www.sover.net /~ozus/killerme.htm (808 words)

	iFMagazine.com News - DREAMERS TAKES TOPS AT 2000 FLO
		THE SKINNY: DREAMERS, a debut feature film for Ann Lu, won Best Picture award at the 2000 FLO (Flying Low On the radar) Film Festival at the Carefree Theater in downtown West Palm Beach.
		The film also took the Best Cinematography award for Neal L. Fredericks during a ceremony last weekend that wrapped up the festival.
		Other awards that the film has garnered include Best Screenwriter award and the Audience Choice award at the 1999 Malibu International Film Festival.
	www.ifmagazine.com /new.asp?article=841 (237 words)

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