Laura Siegel, also known as Laura Carter, worked for many years as a broadcast journalist/writer/producer winning more than 100 national, international and Los Angeles Ares awards including thirteen Emmys, eight New York Festival Awards, ten Golden Mikes, 2 Clarion Awards, top honors from American Women In Radio and Television, and nominations from Women In Film and the Writers Guild.
Laura Siegel, also known as Laura Carter, worked for many years as a broadcast journalist/writer/producer winning more than 100 national, international and Los Angeles Ares awards including thirteen Emmys, eight New York Festival Awards, ten Golden Mikes, 2 Clarion Awards, top honors from American Women In Radio and Television, and nominations from Women In Film and the Writers Guild.
She started as a newscaster, disc jockey, and talk show host at various radio stations in Los Angeles, then became an anchor at the ABC station in Palm Springs, California and returned to Los Angeles as a reporter, producer and writer for KCBS-TV and as a correspondent for CNN.
As the Executive Producer of Special Projects for the News and Documentary division of the Walt Disney Company (KCAL-TV) Laura had hands-on creative involvement in more than 30 TV Specials and 120 News Mini-Series.
She has received commendations from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the Los Angeles City Council, and from the Los Angeles City Attorney's Criminal Justice Panel for documentaries on various social issues and town hall meetings on violent crime and racism.