Hyphenate Creative

"I have a lot of people now that I consult with about my career, both acting and producing, and I still like to talk to Eric because he's smart, he knows a ton about the business and he's a great actor and writer which gives him perspective as a creative person that other industry types don't have. He just gets it."

- Elizabeth Banks, actor-producer

"I've worked with Eric in several capacities over the years. I've directed him in a feature film, co-written and developed a television pilot with him, and collaborated with him on several music projects--currently on my musical alter ego, LANDy, in which he plays several instruments.

Furthermore I have consulted with him on a variety of projects. I have always implicitly trusted, respected, and utilized his judgement. Eric is a quintessential "multi-hyphenate" whose creative intuition and ability to articulate such, regarding his own projects and those of others, is unparalleled among my peers."

- Adam Goldberg, actor-writer-director-producer-musician

"I happened to meet Eric Siegel the first week I came to hollywood. I don't know where I’d be now had that meeting not occurred. He was a mentor, an inspiration and a guide. He knows all sides of the business. When I need an honest opinion, not just concerning the marketability of an idea- but if it's in fact-- good, his creative input has always been unparalleled. Eric has always been my secret weapon. Sadly, for me, the secret is out."

- Joe Syracuse, writer-director

"Eric is a talented, well-respected writer who has both sold television pilots and written on staff. We asked him not to start his consulting business; why give away the secret? If you have an opportunity to work with him on any project, take it."

- Mickey Berman, literary agent/ICM

"Eric Siegel is perfect for this gig. He’s been involved in all areas of this business: an exec with one of the biggest producers in the industry, a working writer and one of the best actors I know. Bottom line, he knows what he’s doing and is a sweet approachable guy to boot. "

- John Lehr, actor-writer-producer