- Height5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Lucinda Lewis is known for Imagine the Dreams (2019), In the Shadow of Kilimanjaro (1985) and Growing Up and Other Lies (2014).
- Gender / Gender identityFemale
- Pronounsshe/her
- Her great sense of humour and timing.
- She has an Eidetic memory.
- In 1989, she Produced the very first, and possibly the only art showing for legendary American actor Fred Gwynne at the Barbara Braathen Gallery that was an international media success. The art gallery located in NYC's NoHo section event was coordinated with the launch of Fred's line of children's books 'A Little Pigeon Toad.' During this same year, Lucinda also coordinated the show 'Palimpsests and Poltergeists' for veteran New York painter Jamie Dalglish at the same gallery.
- She is active in environmental issues and hopes to put an end to Fracking.
- She supports Marriage Equality and volunteered at the Gay And Lesbian Community Center making phone calls during election time in Hollywood, CA to help lend support on NO on 8.
- She's been a vegetarian since the age of 9 years old. She has tried food products in every country she's visited at least once, so that she knows what they taste like and does not expect those around her to follow in her meat-free diet.
- "You are entitled to your own opinions, just not your own facts" Lucinda learned this from her Grandmother when she was a little girl and uses it often.
- Personal motto: "Shoot animals with cameras not guns"
- My personal mantra I share with online shoppers: 1.) Boost the Economy 2.) Shop at a fixed location 3). Keep a clerk employed. The reason I share this is because a retailer doesn't need to pay rent for a location if customers are just going to shop online and donate money to billionaires to build larger yachts. Spend your money in your community and control the power to create more jobs and allow retailers to pay a living wage to workers.
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