Bennett Singer is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and the co-director of the Emmy-nominated CURED. Bennett’s previous credits include co-directing ELECTORAL DYSFUNCTION, a film about voting rights that National Public Radio described as “frightening and enlightening,” and BROTHER OUTSIDER, an award-winning documentary portrait of the gay civil rights activist Bayard Rustin that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, won 22 international awards, and is currently streaming on Netflix. The recipient of a duPont-Columbia Award for his work on the landmark PBS series EYES ON THE PRIZE II, Singer is the former Executive Editor of TIME Magazine’s education program and the author or editor of five books.