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Jamila Wignot
Jamila Wignot Biography
Jamila Wignot is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. Her body of work includes the Emmy-nominated "Makers: Women in Business;" "The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross," hosted by Henry Louis Gates, which won a Peabody, Emmy, and NAACP awards; "Town Hall," a feature-length co-production with ITVS about the Tea Party movement; and for American Experience the Peabody Award-winning "Triangle Fire" and Emmy-nominated "Walt Whitman".
Wignot’s producing credits include “The Rehnquist Revolution,” the fourth episode of WNET’s series "The Supreme Court," which was an IDA Best Limited Series winner, and "Street Fighting Man," a character-driven documentary about the daily lives of three men surviving in the neighborhoods of post-industrial Detroit.
She also produced Sundance Award-winning director Musa Syeed's new feature film, "A Stray," which tells a coming-of-age story of a Somali-American youth who discovers a sense of himself and his place in the world through an unexpected friendship with a stray dog. Her most recent projects include the documentary "Ailey," and "Riotsville, U.S.A."
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