Hector Galán has been directing critically-acclaimed documentary films for almost forty years, including 11 films for the provocative PBS series FRONTLINE, two films for The American Experience- Los Mineros and The Hunt for Pancho Villa- the six -part series Visiones Latino Art and Culture, and the landmark four-hour series, Chicano! History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement.. Most recently, the PBS election special Willie Velasquez Your Vote Is Your Voice, directed by Galán in partnership with Latino Public Broadcasting and narrated by National Medal of Arts recipient playwright/director Luis Valdez was broadcast in October 2016. Galán has explored a diversity of topics from migrant farm workers, the dynamics of race relations in the military, the rise of 1960s black political power movement, the refugee sanctuary movement of the 1980s, and college athletics. Galán directed Children of Giant, a 90-minute documentary feature which aired on PBS in April 2015 and unearthed deeply wrought emotions surrounding de-facto segregation of Anglos and Mexican Americans in the small West Texas town of Marfa, before, during and after the month-long production of George Stevens’ 1956 Hollywood film, In March 2017, Galán was the first documentary filmmaker to be inducted into the Texas Film Hall of Fame by the Austin Film Society.

Evelyn Ledesma Galan has worked in research/development and as a producer for Galan Inc. Television/Film. Ledesma Galán credits include R&D on the PBS documentary The Forgotten Americans, unit manager of the six part PBS Series Visiones: Latino Art & Culture, a producer on the feature documentary Los Lonely Boys: Cottonfields and Crossroads, and a producer for Galan Inc.’s A Migrant’s Masterpiece: the Life and Legacy of Archbishop Patrick Flores. Ledesma Galan was the supervising producer for Galan Inc. on the six-hour series, The Road from Christ to Constantine, filmed in Europe and the Middle East. She was a producer on the documentaries Children of Giant, and Willie Velasquez Your Vote Is Your Voice. She has served on the national board of NALIP, the Austin Film Society, and Texas Folklife Resources.