Faith Haney 

Film maker Faith Haney has been a professional archaeologist in the western United States for over 14 years.  Following a B.A. in Anthropology in 1995, her specialty in archaeological graphics led her to earn an additional degree in graphic design and illustration.  She has been offering her artistic services through her small business, Lithic Creative Media (formerly Faith Haney Illustration and Lithic Illustration & Design) for over a decade. She now features her video portfolio at www.faithhaney.com   Faith's passion for cultural education and outreach through art and design eventually led her, in 2006, to add film to her repertoire.  Her graduate studies at Central Washington University strengthened her love of film and video and it was here that Faith produced a six-part local television program called Anthropology Field Notes.  She has been supplying film content to ALI since 2007.  After earning a M.S. in Cultural Resource Management, Faith produced several small videos currently being shown in visitor centers and museums nationally and abroad.  Internships in 2009 and 2010 with the Smithsonian Institution Human Studies Film Archives and National Geographic Television, both in Washington, D.C., have added additional experience to passion.  When not making videos or digging in the dirt, Faith enjoys motorcycle riding, scuba-diving, and traveling with her husband.

Guy Prouty

Film maker and archaeologist Dr. Guy Prouty, currently residing in Eugene, Oregon, learned both his film-making and archaeological crafts at the University of Oregon.  Guy spent two years in multimedia design where he learned digital film making using professional media such as Final Cut Pro and Premiere and computer 3-D modeling with Maya, a top end program used by major movie studios.  He commenced his film-making in 2002 at the University of Oregon Archaeological Field School in southeastern Oregon.  In 2003, he was glad to join forces with ALI, where he had the opportunity to be part of a quality film production organization that educates general audiences and professional archaeologists about the wonders of the human past using digital media.