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Joe Singer is a film producer, director, screenwriter, editor and animator whose work with ProPublica, Human Rights Watch, ABC, Disney, Netflix, Frontline, Amazon Video and others has earned Emmy, Murrow, Pulitzer, Peabody, Malofiej, Webby, and National Magazine awards and an Oscar nomination. Singer is one of the founding members of ProPublica’s documentary films department (he is currently a consultant for ProPublica, in addition to other independent film work). He edited and produced (with Katie Campbell) the Emmy award-winner “Rescuing her Father” (ProPublica/Frontline), he co-produced, directed, and animated “John Henryism Explained,” which won the National Magazine Award for Coverage of Race in America, and edited and supervised all post-production for ProPublica’s first feature, “Unprotected,” which won an Edward R. Murrow award and aired on the BBC. Prior to that, Singer edited and supervised animation on the Academy-award-nominated documentary “Knife Skills” and directed the Emmy-nominated 1950s comic book-styled parody, “HowThings Werk” (Disney/ABC). Singer has an MFA in film production from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and a BA in Design/Media Arts from the University of California, Los Angeles.