Second Career / Occupation
What am I doing now?
Lois Siegel - Photographer / Musician / Siegel Entertainment
http://www.siegelproductions.
Siegel plays fiddle, bodhran and spoons and represents a
variety of musicians through Siegel Entertainment.
She performs with The Lyon Street
Celtic Band, Celtic North and Sens Unique (French Canadian Music).
LOIS SIEGEL is a filmmaker, casting director, writer, photographer, professor, and musician. She lives in Ottawa, Canada. Siegel was named one of the Capital City's Top 50: People who are shaping the future of the National Capital, by Ottawa Life Magazine, 2002. Lois Siegel is now on the Executive Board of the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Association and was elected to the Board of Directors of The National Press Club of Canada Foundation. She recently completed a screenplay for the short film “What My Grandma Means to Say” about Alzheimer’s.
Siegel was Nominated Part-Time Professor of the Year, University of Ottawa by the Department of Communication, 2011.
She teaches Video Production at the University of Ottawa.
Siegel works as a freelance photographer for The Ottawa Citizen, The Ottawa Business Journal, and Diplomat Magazine. She also photographs and writes for Capital Style Magazine, The Glebe Report, and The Centretown Buzz.” Siegel was chosen as one of nine photographers to shoot The Rolling Stones concert in Ottawa, 2005.
[provided by Lois]
