"Honestly, it’s been a learning curve; one I’ve really enjoyed," Siegel tells Popverse. "I’ve found a lot of freedom being an actor part of a team – the acting department. We’re in a bubble, and there’s a certain intimacy to it. Directing requires certain skills, and I have an incredible role model with Mike; his organic leadership and kindness. Having that goal in mind, I aim to run a set the way a Flanagan set is run. It’s a lighthouse to the type of person I want to be as a director. It’s a fun thing."

With 'Stowaway,' Siegel says she's also having more of a mind for the big picture of a project instead of a singular vision for her character, while at the same time nurturing those singular visions for all her actors.

"Directing is also about being a team leader," says Siegel. "When actors visualize a movie or TV show in their head and then show up on set, they’re at the service of the director. Directors have to have a vision for all the roles and be in a space to explain and collaborate with everyone. My goal is to keep everyone excited, to nuture kindness, and to inspire."

While nothing has been announced (yet), Siegel is hungry for more - especially if it means being able to collaborator a director with her husband, and further their bond as partners.

"I loved directing, and I hope to do so much more of it in the future. Collaborating with Mike is one of the greatest joys in my life, but I’m always looking," says Siegel. "I dream of the time I can direct and Mike can produce, or vice-versa. It opens more doors for collaboration and more ways to get to work together."