Throughout our history, artists and filmmakers
have
passed through our doors to share their expertise
and hone
their craft. The result? A rich collection of works
depicting
the stories that matter to Canadians
spanning close to a century.
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St. Andrews Review
Digital & Print Chapbooks
Six Stories, by Lois Siegel, is the 14th issue
in a special series
of digital and print chapbooks
to honor the poets and writers who
have published in the
St. Andrews Review or through
the St.
Andrews University Press since 1969.
St. Andrews University
(A
Branch of Webber International University)
Laurinburg, North Carolina
2016
Now available
Amazon.com
&
Amazon.ca
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Quiet Revolution
Pictures
His Master's
Voice
Lois Siegel, Set Photographer
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©Photo by Paul Jean
Lois Siegel
Canada Day
2013
Hair by Joseph Saikaley
Byblos Health & Wellness
Ottawa
©Photo
by Lois Siegel
Lighting by Frederic Dekkal
Byblos
Erin Chapman, Model
Azadeh, Makeup
Sam, Hair
Joseph Saikaley, Art Director
Lois Siegel has been recognized
as
Notable Alumni by Ohio University, USA
under the category
Arts and Entertainment
Work is widely
recognizable by broad audience
or has achieved national/international
distinction.
Lois Siegel, BSJ MA , filmmaker,
casting director, writer, photographer,
professor, and musician;
1990 Genie Award recipient for
Best Short Documentary
(Film:
Stunt People), Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television
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Photo by Bill Pugsley
Laurence
Wall, CBC Senior Producer
Lois Siegel, Joan Forbes
Special Recognition Citation
Photographer
Friends of the National Arts Centre Orchestra
2015
Photo by Lois Siegel
World Arts
Film Festival
Jacksonville, Florida
October 2015
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Photo by Lois Siegel, April 2015
Canadian politician and Order of Canada recipient
Flora MacDonald
Died
July 26, 2015
89-years-old.
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Photo by Fred Dekkal
Museum of History
Grand Hall
Michaëlle
Jean
Governor General of Canada
2005-2010
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CFUW
Canadian Federation of University Women
Dragonauts
Photo by Paul Jean
Front
Row - Carole Hinde, Patricia O'Flaherty, Sue Roseman,
Jean Chapman, Sue Holloway (Instructor),
Lois Siegel
Middle Row - Ann Flynn, Margaret MacKay,
Adell Hay, Janice Friso,
Freda Godby, Fran Harding, Leila Metcalf, Margaret Bott, Marie Riopelle
Back Row - Muriel Scott-Smith, Britta Jarvis, Kringen Henein
Mary
Partington, Carol Bell Thompson, Mary Wilkinson, Linda Douglas
Not Pictured:
Beth Doubt, Laureen Silke, Sheila Pepper
One of the
Top 16 Fundraising Teams
out of 185 to be Invited to Race in
the
Friday Night Carmello's Charity Challenge Cup
Mooney's
Bay
Photos
2013
Photo by Errol McGihon, Ottawa Sun
Margaret MacKay,
Muriel Scott-Smith, Lois Siegel, Patricia O'Flaherty
Photo by Paul Jean
Front
Row: Lois Siegel, Angela Rodzinyak, Adell Hay, Janice Friso, Ann Flynn,
Carol Bell Thompson, Kringen Henein, Wanda Nowosielski, Fran Harding
2014
One of the Top 16 Fundraising Teams
Invited to Race in the Friday
Night
Challenge Cup
Mooney's Bay
Photo by Paul Jean
2015
Front row (Kneeling): Lois
Siegel, Jennifer Hasson,
Liz Weber,
Wanda Nowosielski,
Laureen Silke, Ann Flynn, Kringen Henein
Back row (Standing): Sue Roseman,
Doreen Dyck, Gail Christison,
Adell
Hay,
Kathy Greiner, Leila Metcalf, Beth Doubt, Jennifer Rose, Esther
Earle,
Patricia O'Flaherty, Sheila Pepper,
Liza Zaslavsky,
Iza Morawiecka, Jennifer Rae
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©Photo
by Paul Jean
Terry
Mosher (Aislin)
Lois Siegel,
Bill Lee
Clocktower Brew Pub
July 12, 2014
Ottawa
©Photo
by Lois Siegel
Diana (Bill Lee’s
wife), Cartoonist
Terry Mosher (Aislin),
Dave
Gourlay - President of the Ottawa Champions & President
of the
Miracle League of Ottawa The Miracle League
Spaceman Bill Lee (Former
Pitcher
Montreal Expos),
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson
The Miracle League of Ottawa Fundraiser
Clocktower Brew Pub
July 2014
Ottawa
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©Photo
by Lois Siegel
Johnny Winter
Rolling Stone
1944-2014
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Lois worked with elementary school children in Jacksonville,
Florida
February 2014
This was part of the Grasp program. Four schools participated –
four classes
of kids who are dyslexic. They created Public
Service Announcements
and from their ideas, Lois created scripts
for them.
All the students were the actors. The cameraman was from
Baltimore, Maryland and the acting coaches were from St. Augustine,
Florida.
There was also a production assistant from Jacksonville.
This project
was in conjunction with the World Arts Film Festival.
The Grasp project culminated at the World Arts Film Festival
May 15-17,2014
when all four schools (110 students) met each other
for the first time, showed their films, and shared their experiences.
www.worldartsfilmfestival.org
Filmmaker Lois Siegel
with a student at the World Arts Education Student Film Workshop
in
Jacksonville, Florida.
The project
was featured at the World Arts Film Festival, May 2014.
Lois
also led drawing-on-film workshops at the festival,
working
with groups of school kids from all over the city.
World Arts Film Festival
presented by non-profit World Arts Education,
highlights the creativity
of established to first-time directors
of all ages and abilities,
inviting them to
meet and mentor each other and their audiences
through this new venue.
3 Days, Over 100 Short Films, Director's
Panels, Film Industry Workshops,
Parties and Awards! in Jacksonville,
Florida.
www.WorldArtsFilmFestival.org
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©Photo
by Lois Siegel
Freddy Dixon
The Ottawa Valley Country Music
Hall Of Fame Awards Show
September
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
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Sens
Unique
Canada Day
Petrie Island,
Orleans
July 1, 2013
French Canadian Tunes
Photos
Photo by Paul Jean
Michel-Andre Vallieres, Chantale
Gaudet-Rice
Lois Siegel with Mop-Top Jane, Ugly
Stick
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Children's
Percussion Workshop
2013
Rideau Rural Roots Festival
Smith Falls,
Ontario
Photo by
Victor Turco
Jean-Daniel Lafond, Husband of
Michaëlle Jean
Lois
Siegel, Photographer
Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada 2005-2010
Christmas, 2011
Photo by
Corporal
Isabel Paré
Front Row: Lois Siegel,
Marie-Chantale Turgeon, Jacques Bensimon
Jacques
Languirand,
Their Excellencies the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean
and Mr. Jean-Daniel Lafond
Sylvie Lalande, Mark Starowicz,
Phillip Rista Nimmons, Dr. André
H. Caron
Middle Row: Gregor Ash, Maria Yongmee Shin, Hervé
Fisher,
Sara Diamond
Narendra
Pachkhede,
Hanno Lemke,
Nicholas Bencherki, Dr. Gerri Sinclair, Michael Griffin,
Ana Serrano
Back
Row: Tom Perlmutter, Philippe Baylaucq, Daniel Cross, Yves Bisaillon
Nicole Dumais,
Harold Redekopp, Cameron Bailey, Alex "Gadget"
Berthelot
Letizia Caronia,
Patricia Bergeron,
Raja Khanna, Sébastien Barangé
Rideau Hall 2006
Art Matters
©Photo by Paul Jean
Tie and Scarf by Rosemary Hayes
Vest by
May Walton
Robbie Burns Day 2013
James Baxter,
Hugh
Winsor,
Philip
Gibson, Lois
Siegel,
and Past President
Sheila Copps
were elected to
the
National Press
Club of Canada Foundation Executive Board
Lois was formerly on the Executive Board of the
Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Association
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Siegel was one of
nine photographers chosen to shoot
The Rolling Stones concert
2005
Photo of Lois by Bill Blackstone
Event
©Photos
by Lois Siegel
Official Photographer Canadian Association
of Journalists
Awards Gala, 2012
&
Bon Appetit
2013-2016
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The
Ottawa International Animation Festival
Annual Picnic
Pumpkin Carving Competition
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Photo by Lois Siegel
Bob
Rae
Travers Debates
2012
2014
2016
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Drum Clinic
Ottawa
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Award-Winning Children’s Television
Lois Siegel acted in an episode
of "The Prime Radicals,"
a children’s educational
television series on TVOntario.
Lois played a movie director opposite
19-year-old Alanna Bale
who plays Alanna in the production. The
Prime Radicals demonstrates
how math can be applied in everyday
contexts. It features two cousins,
Alanna and Kevin, who help
their Uncle Norm solve his weekly
workshop problems with the help
of an expert and
a mathematical solution. This new live-action
series for
kids aged 6-8 is compelling and entertaining –
never didactic –
and uses humorous, hands-on, real-world scenarios
to make
numbers cool for kids, based on the math curriculum for
young learners.
Filming took place at GAPC Entertainment in
Ottawa.
http://www.gapcentertainment.com/
Lois appears in Episode #13, 2013
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2013
Lois Siegel
World Arts Film Festival
Museum
of Contemporary Art
Drawing on Film
Workshops
Jacksonville, Florida
Lois attended
the World Arts Film Fest in Jacksonville, Florida April 2013.
She led animation workshops
with students from Douglas Anderson High
School
of the Arts, Montessori, and various groups of autistic
children.
She also participated in a panel of women filmmakers.
Photos
2014
Lois returned to Jacksonville, February
2014 to work with the Grasp program.
Four schools participated -
four classes of kids who are dyslexic.
They created Public
Service Announcements and from their ideas,
Lois created film scripts.
All the students were the actors.
The cameraman was from Baltimore,
Maryland and the acting coaches
were from St. Augustine, Florida.
There was also a production assistant
from Jacksonville. This project
was in conjunction with the
World Arts Film Festival. The
Grasp project culminates at the
World Arts Film Festival 2014 when
all four schools
(110 students) meet each other for the first time,
show their films and share their experiences.