Draft:Lynn Montgomery

Lynn Montgomery is an accomplished American writer, filmmaker, and author, recognized for her notable contributions to television, film, and literature. She is best known for creating the TV shows The Torkelsons and as head-writer for Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, created by Shelly Duvall and starring Jean Stapleton, based on the children's books by Betty MacDonald, and for creating and directing Amazing Grace , a documentary about Grace Fisher.

Television
Montgomery created and wrote for The Torkelsons a popular family sitcom that aired in the early 1990s on the Disney Channel, and Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, based on the beloved children's books. Her work on "The Radish Cure" episode of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle earned her recognition at the 47th Writers Guild of America Awards. In 1985, her documentary Child Abuse: The Day After, won her a LA Emmy.

Film
Montgomery directed Amazing Grace, a documentary that premiered at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, showcasing the inspirational story of Grace Fisher. Her film Don't Sell My Guitars is a heartfelt documentary dedicated to her father, showcased at various film festivals.

Literary
She authored the book Butt Ugly, which received positive reviews for its candid and engaging storytelling.

Gold Mountain Manor
Montgomery previously owned the historic Gold Mountain Manor in Big Bear Lake, California. The manor, built in 1928, has a rich history and has been a popular venue for weddings and events.

Awards and Recognition
Montgomery's work in children's television earned her accolades from the Writers Guild of America, and she received an LA Emmy for her contributions to television writing. She is also noted for her contributions to independent film festivals.

Personal Life
Montgomery is known for her dedication to storytelling and her ability to capture heartfelt and inspirational narratives. She is married to art director and visual effects artist Richard Kriegler.