From 1977 to 1987, she was both producer and host of several weekly cultural programs at the Swedish National Radio and Television. In 1986, Schultz Lundestam founded Schultz Förlag AB, a publishing house in Stockholm, specialized in high-quality literature, poetry and art books. Authors include Jean Cocteau, Charles Baudelaire and Marguerite Duras. Among others, she translated and published Kiki’s Paris by Julie Martin and Billy Klüver. At the request of the Royal Swedish Academy, she made a film about the Academy’s history, members and the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature. One of her major projects during the last 20 years has been the series of ten documentary films on the legendary performances 9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering.