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Simone Almekias-Siegl Combined SIMONE ALMEKIASALMEKIAS----SIEGLSIEGL MAKEUP CELEBRITIECELEBRITIESSSS Adrienne Barbeau James Brolin Miranda Lambert Alyssa Milano James Franco Missi Pyle Amanda Seyfried Jane Lynch Nick Stahl Amy Adams Jason Bateman Nicole Chavez Amy Madigan Jennifer Coolidge Burt Reynolds Amy Poehler Jeremy Piven Noureen DeWulf Andre Benjamin John C. Reilly Odette Yustman Anna Friel Jon Favreau Patricia Clarkson Antonio Villaraigosa Jon Heder Peter Sarsgaard Bai Ling Josh Duhamel Rebecca Budig Brad Renfro Kathryn Hahn Sacha Baron Cohen Brian Wilson Katy Mixon Sean Young Busy Phillips Keltie Colleen Seth Gordon Campbell Scott Kristen Bell Seth Meyers Chazz Palminteri Kristin Chenoweth Teri Hatcher Chris Klein Krysten Ritter Theressa Russell Clea Duvall Laura Dern Tone Loc Coolio Leslie Bibb Trudie Styler Danny Mc Bride Lindsay Pulsipher Vanessa Marcil David Koechner Lou Gossett Jr Ving Rhames Dax Shepard Magic Johnson Whitney Port Dwight Yoakam Malin Akerman Will Arnett Elizabeth Berkley Marsha Gay Harden Will Ferrell Elizabeth Lackey Michael Pitt Willem Dafoe Gina Gershon Mickey Rourke Woody Harrelson 1 EEEDITORIALEDITORIAL Cosmopolitan Lucky Stuff Magazine Details Maxim US Magazine Dirrty Glam People Vanity Fair Entertainment Weekly Redbook Vegas Health Self Magazine Vibe In Style Sports Illustrated Viva PHOTOGRAPHERSPHOTOGRAPHERS/DIRECTORS/DIRECTORS Andrew Eccles Elias Tahan Miko Lim Andrew Macpherson Elisabeth Caren Peter Burke Annie Leibovitz Jack Guy Peter Farrelly Brett Ratner Joaquin Palting Rob Thomas Brian Bowen Smith Mark Seliger Robert Ascroft Chris Fortuna Matthew Rolston Stewart Shining Conrad Zimmermann Michael Gallelli Yu Tsai FILM “Veronica Mars” (2013) Makeup Dept. Head Dir. Rob Thomas “Burlesque” (2010) Makeup Artist to Kristen Dir. Steven Antin Bell “Date Night” (2010) Groomer to James Dir. Shawn Levy Franco “You Again” (2009) Makeup Dept. Head Dir. Andy Fickman “Couples Retreat” Key Makeup Artist Dir. Peter Billingsley (2009) “Land of the Lost” Key Makeup Dir. Brad Silberling (2009) Artist/Groomer to Will Ferrell “The Goods” (2009) Makeup Dept. Head Dir. Neal Brennan “Four Christmases” Key Makeup Artist Dir. Seth Gordon (2008) 2 “Step Brothers” (2008) Key Makeup Dir. Adam McKay Artist/Groomer to Will Ferrell “Hancock” (2008) Second Unit Key Dir. Peter Berg Makeup Artist “Semi Pro” (2008) Key Makeup Artist Dir. Kent Alterman “Blades of Glory” (2007) Gordon Key Makeup Artist Dir. Will Speck/Josh “Talledega Nights” Key Makeup Dir. Adam McKay (2006) Artist/Groomer to Will Ferrell “American Dreamz” Key Makeup Artist Dir. Paul Weitz (2006) “Dukes of Hazzard” Groomer to Burt Dir. Jay Chandrasekhar (2005) Reynolds “Just Like Heaven” Key Makeup Artist Dir. Mark Waters (2005) “The Longest Yard” Groomer to Burt Dir. Peter Segal (2005) Reynolds 3 SIMONE ALMEKIASALMEKIAS----SIEGLSIEGL MAKEUP With over ten years professional experience, including two Emmy nominations, Simone Siegl is one of the predominant makeup artists in entertainment. Editorial, television, film alike, Simone’s passion and dedication is relentless. She is an artist with an affinity to product; suffice to say she loves her work. Simone’s passion for makeup began at a young age in Cologne, Germany. Her mother had to hide products to prevent her from “painting” everyone who walked through the door. This desire culminated at cosmetology school in Europe where Simone honed her skills before taking an ambitious leap west. At the age of 20, Simone moved to Hollywood to pursue her dream of becoming a professional. She enrolled at the Joe Blasco Beauty and Special Effects Academy to continue her education. Upon completion she began booking work from print to film, and even product development, where she collaborated with Juan Juan of Beverly Hills on a hair care line. Eventually Simone settled in the feature film world, where her talent and uplifting personality attracted several loyal clients. Known for creating a flawlessly natural looking face, her expertise continues to include educating and advising skin care treatment. Simone is also proficient with airbrush, special effects makeup, tattoos, and synthetic facial hair. Passion for product with great technique, a profound understanding of color, knowledge of beauty and glamour; these are the traits propelling Simone to the top of her craft, exactly where she wants to be. 4.
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