
Fred began work as a stand-up comedian in the early days of the "comic boom" in Los Angeles and started submitting jokes to Johnny Carson, Joan Rivers, and many others, which propelled him from performing into writing. After a series of TV writing assignments, Fred's big break came when he was asked to be a staff writer for SNL in the 90s. His success there spring boarded into a series of plum movie writing jobs, and after SNL re-structured their staff, they asked Fred to come back as the head-writer and featured player. Since then, Fred has been the key writer or secondary writer in 4 #1-in-the-box-office movies and has started writing and directing feature films.
2025Madha Gaja RajaMovieOriginal Story
202140-LoveMovieDirector · Writer
2019Chris Farley: Anything for a LaughMovieas Self
2019Drunk ParentsMovieDirector · Writer
2017Mad FamiliesMovieWriter · Director
2015I Am Chris FarleyMovieas Self
2015Joe Dirt 2: Beautiful LoserMovieas Airplane Tech #1 · Director · Writer · Producer
2013Grown Ups 2MovieCharacters · Writer
2010Grown UpsMovieWriter
2008The House BunnyMovieDirector
2008Strange WildernessMovieDirector · Screenplay
2007Saturday Night Live in the '90s: Pop Culture NationMovieas Self
2005Just the Two of UsMovieas Self
2004Without a PaddleMovieStory
2003Dickie Roberts: Former Child StarMovieas Dickie's Corner Man · Executive Producer · Screenplay
2001Joe DirtMovieWriter
2000Little NickyMovieas Fan
1998Dirty WorkMovieas Homeless Guy · Writer
1996Black SheepMovieWriter
1975Saturday Night LiveTV showas Self - Various Characters · as Self (uncredited) · as Audience Member (uncredited) · as Recorded Voice (uncredited) · as Photographer (voice) (uncredited) · as Garlic Bread (uncredited) · as Skinny Lou (uncredited) · as Basketball Player (uncredited) · as Spectator (uncredited) · as Boyfriend at strip club (uncredited) · as Simpson Jury Field Trip band member (uncredited) · as The Beast Man (uncredited) · as Irish Whiskey Bottle (uncredited) · as Camper (uncredited) · as Salesman / Doc (uncredited) · as Various (uncredited) · as Tom (uncredited) · as Bill Spivey (uncredited) · as Subtitle Typist (uncredited) · as Painter (uncredited) · Writer · 66 episodes