Renowned television director, Roger Frazier, has made a lasting impact on the industry with his impressive body of work. One of his most notable accomplishments is the 1986 film "The Imagemaker", a thought-provoking drama that has left a lasting impression on audiences. Prior to this, Frazier gained recognition for his work on the 1979 series "The Chisholms", a critically acclaimed historical drama that explored the lives of a pioneer family.
Frazier's career in television began to take shape with his early work on the 1975 children's educational program "Happiness Is...", a groundbreaking series that aimed to teach children valuable life lessons through entertaining storylines. Throughout his career, Frazier has consistently demonstrated his ability to craft engaging and memorable television programs that have resonated with audiences of all ages.
