Fred Baker
Biography
Fred Baker was a versatile American artist who began his career as a stage actor, starring on Broadway in Mary Chase's comedy Bernardine in 1952. He transitioned to directing Off-Broadway productions and film, including the cult classic Dawn of the Dead (1978), where he played the role of Police Commander. Later, Baker worked in television production, including a stint at WNET Public Broadcasting Channel 13, showcasing his diverse talents as a filmmaker, director, and jazz enthusiast.