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Panelist Randi Siegel
RANDI SIEGEL ENT., EVP TALENTDEVELOP-NAT LAM, COMIC RELIEF 2006
Randi Siegel is a long time Talent Manager, representing a select roster of comedy talent, and is a consultant for contract notes, social media strategy, script notes and developing standup material from stage to screen.
She has served as the EVP of Talent & Development at National Lampoon, Head of Special Projects & Marketing Initiatives for Comic Relief, Head of Alternative Comedy at The Fred Silverman Company, and as the Director of Comedy Relations & Content at MySpace. Earlier in her career, she is credited with being the script supervisor for three comedy albums including: Adam Sandler’s “What the Hell Happened to Me?” (Warner), Sandler’s “What’s Your Name?” (Warner) and Pauly Shore’s “Pink Diggly Diggly” (Priority). Siegel was a Casting Producer on “Revenge Body with Khloe Kardashian (E!),” and is in her 16th year as an Adjunct Professor for Boston University, teaching “Talent Representation, Contracts & Strategy.”
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Panelist David Albert Pierce
PIERCE LAW GROUP LLP, CO-EXEC. PROD. FOR MERCY, MOVIEMAKER MAGAZINE
David Albert Pierce is Managing Member of PIERCE LAW GROUP LLP an entertainment law firm which has served as production counsel for entertainment studios, such as: Lionsgate, MGM and Fox, Cartoon Network, and Harpo Productions, as well as numerous independent production companies of all sizes.
David has served as an executive producer on the comedy film by Jeff Garlin entitled 'I Want Someone To Eat Cheese With', as well as executive producer credits on: the comedy documentary 'Journey of Female Comic', the Showtime special 'Hot Tamales Live', and 'Hot Tamales Live Presents'. He teaches a course each year at UCLA-Extension on running an Entertainment Production company, as well as Media law & Ethics for Elon University's Semester in LA Program. He also delivers an annual lecture on recent developments in entertainment law for the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences's Visiting Professors Program.
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