| The producer-writer of "Lost Nation: the Ioway"
is award winning documentary filmmaker Tammy Rundle. She has been producing
documentaries and other media projects for 14 years. Tammy grew up in Waterloo, Iowa and graduated from Park
University in Kansas City. Along with her husband Kelly, she is the recipient of numerous
humanities and other grants for media projects.
She is the producer-writer of the
award winning and critically acclaimed documentary feature film "Villisca: Living
with a Mystery." "Villisca" spent 15 months in theaters in 60 cities
and qualified for the 2005 Academy Award® competition in the Documentary Feature
category.
She is overseeing preproduction on
Fourth Wall Films' new documentary "Douglass: The Storm, The Whirlwind, The
Earthquake". The new project features Los Angeles actor Mark Winn in the title
role. Mark has worked previously for Steven Spielberg and James Cameron.
Tammy is also preparing an untitled
historical documentary on Midwestern country schools and a 1949 sit-down strike civil
rights documentary. "Douglass" and all future Fourth Wall Films projects
will be shot in high-definition video, the visual equivalent of 35mm film. |
The director-writer of "Lost Nation: The
Ioway" is award winning documentary filmmaker Kelly Rundle. He has been
producing, directing and editing documentaries and other media projects for 20 years. Kelly was born in Wisconsin and grew up in
the Quad-Cities. He graduated from Park University in Kansas City. His senior
project in college was a full-length science fiction feature based on a novel. Kelly
has produced and directed many live television projects. Along with his wife Tammy,
he is the recipient of numerous humanities and other grants for media projects.
He is the director-writer-editor of
the award winning and critically acclaimed documentary feature film "Villisca: Living
with a Mystery." "Villisca" spent 15 months in theaters in 50 cities
and won Best Documentary at the 2006 CRI Film Festival. "Villisca" also
competed in the 2005 Academy Awards competition.
Kelly is preparing for the 2009
production of "Douglass: The Storm, The Whirlwind, The Earthquake", an untitled
historical docoumentary on country schools, a 1949 civil rights story, and "Lutefisk:
The Movie," a light-hearted look at Midwestern Scandianvian culture.
The Rundles also produce a series of
classic car video products for DVD. |
