Linda Stewart was one of the first women in the commercial production
business to become an executive producer-owner of a studio, Cucoloris Films. She has produced twenty-seven Clio Award winning campaigns and two campaigns honored with the Cannes Film Festival’s Golden Lion. With her partner Danny Ducovny, they have been honored with over 100 industry awards.

Linda has mentored the New Media Academy of Pacific Palisades High School and The Work Force LA CBS Summer Film Program. She has received a Certificate of Honor from the Pasadena Art Center for her work with graduating classes and is an active participant in community service. She is the 1997 recipient of the Certificate of Honor for Public Service from the City of Los Angeles for her work with underprivileged children. She has served on the board of the Environmental Media Association and was one of seven founding members of the NRDC Action committee. Linda now sits on The Leadership Council of the Natural Resources Defense Council. She has produced over 20 public service commercials including Farm Aid, which won the MOMA Permanent Collection Award.

Linda co-wrote and produced The Earth's Best Defense, a three-minute film for the first NRDC ‘Earth to LA’ event and produced an Internet project 'Imagine', for the NRDC with Cameron Diaz. The campaign addressed the major auto manufacturers about protecting the environment by increasing CAFÉ standards and personally delivered 250,000 letters to Washington.

In 2005, Linda received her second Certificate of Honor for Public Service from the City of Los Angeles for her part in producing Arctic Warning. Linda produced the first Energy Saver campaign for the EPA, which won the award for best Public Service campaign for three consecutive years for successfully encouraging the public to save energy by changing their lights.