For the last fifty years, in the very epicenter of Hollywood, has existed a haven where over 70,000 artifacts, physically or photographically, have been collected and protected that tell the story of Hollywood's glorious past, as well as its uncertain future as the hub of filmmaking in America.

Marc Wanamaker is a world-class expert and consultant in film history who has worked in many facets of film production, exhibition, and research for several decades. He holds degrees in theater arts, music, and history. He has extensive administration experience with the American Film Institute and is a published historian, lecturer, and teacher who taught film history at UCLA Extension for five years.

Steven Bingen is an author, archivist, lecturer and Hollywood insider who has written or contributed to dozens of books, articles, and documentaries regarding popular culture, film history, and in particular, Hollywood's physical past. He lives in Los Angeles.