Born in the Philadelphia suburbs, Traci Law began her acting career when she was a regular cast member on a local cable series for three years. From there, her pursuits led her to archaeology and photography.
The last few years have brought a film and TV revival to the Philadelphia region which led her back to the world of entertainment. When not on set, Traci is usually found hiking or taking photos somewhere in the world or digging up the past at an archaeological excavation.
She has appeare...
Born in the Philadelphia suburbs, Traci Law began her acting career when she was a regular cast member on a local cable series for three years. From there, her pursuits led her to archaeology and photography.
The last few years have brought a film and TV revival to the Philadelphia region which led her back to the world of entertainment. When not on set, Traci is usually found hiking or taking photos somewhere in the world or digging up the past at an archaeological excavation.
She has appeared on radio and television for her involvement in history, archaeology and as a paranormal investigator.
She is the co-author of the children's book 'Little, Like Me' and author and photographer of "The Art of Death: Honoring the Craftsmen".
Born in the Philadelphia suburbs, Traci Law began her acting career when she was a regular cast member on a local cable series for three years. From there, her pursuits led her to archaeology and photography.
The last few years have brought a film and TV revival to the Philadelphia region which led her back to the world of entertainment. When not on set, Traci is usually found hiking or taking photos somewhere in the world or digging up the past at an archaeological excavation.
She has appeared on radio and television for her involvement in history, archaeology and as a paranormal investigator.
She is the co-author of the children's book 'Little, Like Me' and author and photographer of "The Art of Death: Honoring the Craftsmen".
