Wallin has always had a passion for working on projects which promote positive family values and believes it is important to cherish classic, literary achievements through the film medium. Wallin produced a remake of one of her favorite stories from childhood; the time honored classic, Where the Red Fern Grows. Because of the original success of the film and the ongoing popularity of the book, which Publisher's Weekly listed as the "Fifth Most Widely Read Paperback Children's Book of all Time", she anticipates that the film will be highly commercial as well as a very entertaining family movie. The film was shot on location in the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and in Los Angeles. Wallin is also responsible for attaching rock musician Dave Matthews of the Dave Matthews Band, Dabney Coleman, Ned Beatty, Renee Faia, Joseph Ashton and Kris Kristofferson. Where the Red Fern Grows will be released in 2004.

Where the Red Fern Grows was the recipient of the prestigious Crystsal Heart Award in 2004 at the Heartland Film Festival.

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"Finder's Fee" captures Best Film Award at The Seattle International Film Festival and Best Screenplay at MethodFest 2001.

The authentic indie feature "Finder's Fee" premiered in Los Angeles in February 2001. We cast and produced this film, which was written and directed by Jeff Probst, host of the hit series "Survivor". "Finder's Fee" is a psychological thriller starring legendary actor James Earl Jones, Oscar nominated actor Robert Forster, Erik Palladino, Ryan Reynolds, Matthew Lillard, Dash Mihok and Carly Pope. "Finder's Fee" is about a struggling street artist, Adam Tepper (Erik Palladino) who finds a wallet and discovers it contains a winning lottery ticket worth $6 Million. The ante is raised when Tepper and his poker buddies (Matthew Lillard, Dash Mihok and Ryan Reynolds) become trapped inside a sweltering NYC apartment with Avery Phillips (James Earl Jones), the rightful owner of the wallet. "Finder's Fee" was produced by Katy along with the Vancouver-based company Shavick Entertainment.

Finder’s Fee was acquired by Lions Gate Entertainment, and will be released on DVD on October 28, 2003.

MysticArt Pictures is proud to announce that Finder's Fee was nominated by the DVD Academy for Best Film, Best Screenplay (Jeff Probst), Best Actor (James Earl Jones), and Best Cinematographer (Francis Kenny) at the DVD Exclusive Awards. James Earl Jones walked away with the Best Actor Award at the DVD Exclusive Awards.

Originally shot as a short, the film garnered numerous awards on the festival circuit- and was selected as a finalist in the Hollywood Film Festival's 1999 Hollywood Discovery Awards. As a result, Dillinger in Paradise was cybercast online at the prestigious Entertainment Tonight TV Show website at www.etonline.com! In addition, Dillinger received the prestigious Gold Award at the WorldFest International Film Festival in Flagstaff and top awards at the Saguaro and Chicago International Film Festivals. Dillinger is now set to be shot as a feature length film. This a funny, sexy, dangerous and wildly unpredictable story looks to be both critically and commercially successful, Starring Maria Conchita Alonso.

MysticArt Pictures is currently developing their next feature film, Hold on Tight.

MysticArt Pictures does not accept unsolicited scripts.