Wills Glasspiegel

Wills Glasspiegel (born November 23, 1982) is an American documentary filmmaker,^[1] artist^[2] and scholar.^[3] Glasspiegel has spent several years working alongside electronic musicians and dancers in Sierra Leone (bubu music), South Africa (Shangaan electro) and Chicago (Footwork (genre)). He has produced public radio segments for All Things Considered^[4] and Morning Edition, and was recognized as a co-recipient of a Peabody Award in 2014^[5] for his contributions to the public radio program Afropop Worldwide. Wills' documentaries and collaborations have been featured in a variety of publications including CNN,^[6] FADER Magazine,^[7] Dazed Magazine,^[8] Pitchfork,^[9] New York Times,^[10] Wall Street Journal,^[11] The Guardian,^[12] and Chicago Tribune.^[13]

Public work

Film

Year	Title	Credited as
		Director	Editor	Cinematographer	Producer
2010	Below the Brain[14]	Y		Y
2011	Kenya[15]				Y
2013	Making Tracks: Chicago Footwork[16]	Y	Y	Y
2014	Icy Lake[17]	Y	Y	Y
	Vogue Knights[18]	Y	Y	Y
2015	Bang'n on King Drive[19]	Y	Y	Y
	Rural Roots: From Giyani to New York[20]				Y
	Urban Beats: Atteridgeville to Brooklyn[21]				Y
2016	Dance to the Bubu[22]	Y	Y	Y
	Freetown Masks[23]	Y	Y	Y
2017	Sabanoh[24]	Y	Y	Y
2018	I Am the Queen[25]	Y	Y	Y

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