Filmmaking, An Art Show by Wonderlane
Created at Wonderlane in 2002



Cutting Vellum
Poster




Max lights Vellum, 2002
Poster




Moving Julie 2002
Poster




Actors on FilmSet 2002
Poster




Poster
Sold - Private Collection Seattle, WAshington




Poster
Sold - Private Collection Wallingford, Seattle, Washington

Filmmaking, an art show by Linda Lane in collaboration with Wonderlane, is based on the making of Karl Krogstad’s film “Great Uncle Jimmy” in 2001. A clip from this film was shown at Seattle Art Museum in December of that year.

For the film, Wonderlane’ team members created a live action digital storyboard, and provided stunt models, extras and actors. We also designed and constructed sets and backgrounds. Our artists painted fine art featured in the film.

This show is derived from that filmmaking experience and was created at Wonderlane here in Seattle. Because KK takes delight in the experience of making films these images were chosen based on the activities of filmmaking, such as moving the sets, or getting ready for a stunt, not on the actual film itself.

The controversial Krogstad is recognized as the premier independent avant-garde filmmaker in the Northwest with more than 50 films to his credit. KK’s gregarious charismatic personality fosters the independent creativity of all who work with him. His filmmaking methods encourage local talent to develop successful careers in filmmaking.

Wonderlane is an association of creative talent led by Linda Lane. Raised in Alaska, Linda graduated from Cornish Institute of Fine Art. Her work is in private collections throughout the world and appear in the Anchorage Historical and Fine Art Museum. Lane consults in the software and Web development industry.