Frank Harris (director)

Frank Harris is an American director and cinematographer who has been working in films since the late 1970s.
In 1984 he directed Killpoint, a film that starred Leo Fong, Hope Holiday, Cameron Mitchell, Stack Pierce and Richard Rountree.^[1] In 1986 he directed Low Blow, another Leo Fong Film that featured Billy Blanks and Akosua Busia, early 1960s heartthrob Troy Donahue and Stack Pierce.^[2] This gave Blanks film gave Blanks his first credited role. Also in 1986 he directed The Patriot, a film that starred Gregg Henry, Simone Griffeth, Jeff Conaway, Leslie Nielsen and Stack Pierce.^[3] In 1990 he directed Aftershock, a Sci-Fi film that starred Elizabeth Kaitan, James Lew, John Saxon and Michael Standing^[4] His wife Diane Stevenett (married 1980) has also appeared in a number of his films.^[5]

Before entering the film industry, Harris worked as a reporter for a California television station.

Filmography

Director^[6]

• Transformed (2005), cinematographer
• Brazilian Brawl (2003), cinematographer
• Skyscraper (1996), cinematographer
• Black Belt Angels (1994), cinematographer
• Girl Talk (1993)
• Showdown (1993), director of photography
• Aftershock (1990), director of photography, director
• Lockdown (1990), cinematographer
• Feel the Heat (1986), director of photography, director
• The Patriot (1986), director of photography, director
• Low Blow (1986), director of photography, editor, director
• 24 Hours to Midnight (1985), cinematographer
• Killpoint (1984), screenwriter, producer, director
• Goldrunner (1980), cinematographer
• Enforcer from Death Row (1978), cinematographer

Cinematographer: TV

• "Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight" (2008) TV series (unknown episodes)
• "Intimate Portrait" (1 episode, 2003) - Bo Derek (2003) TV episode
• "Clean House" (2003) TV series (unknown episodes)
• "Critter Gitters" (1 episode, 1999) - Cow Pie Bingo (1999) TV episode

Actor

• Goldrunner (1980) (mechanic)
• Dawn (Mr. Bellamy)

References

External links

• Frank Harris at the Internet Movie Database