Jamila Glass – At a Glance
- Choreographer – Netflix’s Dear White People (final season, musical)
- Choreographer – Hulu’s Bad Hair (directed by Justin Simien)
- Choreographer – BET’s Twenties (created by Lena Waithe)
- Choreographer – Prada x Vogue Italia campaign (dir. Ferdinando Verderi)
- Choreographer – The Beauty of Blackness (HBO/Sephora documentary)
- Choreographer – Music videos for Vitamin String Quartet, Brooke Fraser, and Tessa Thompson
- Director – 20+ internationally screened dance films via The Cutting Room
- Performer – American Horror Story, Netflix’s Mascots, tours with Foster the People
- Member – Television Academy
Jamila Glass – Bio
Jamila Glass is the Artistic Director of LA Contemporary Dance Company (LACDC) and a renowned choreographer, filmmaker, and performer. A founding member of LACDC, her choreography spans film, television, and branded campaigns, including Netflix’s Dear White People, Hulu’s Bad Hair, BET’s Twenties, and a Prada campaign for Vogue Italia. She choreographed the HBO/Sephora documentary The Beauty of Blackness and music videos for artists like Tessa Thompson and Brooke Fraser.
A USC graduate with a B.A. in Film & Television, Jamila combines her passion for movement and storytelling through her production company, The Cutting Room, with over 20 internationally screened dance films. As a performer, she has worked with artists such as Paul McCartney, Colbie Caillat, and Foster the People and appeared in American Horror Story, Mascots, and Dancers Among Us. She is also a member of the Television Academy.
