GreenScreen Animals Announces New Working Partnership with the American Humane Association

By Greenscreen Animals, PRNE
Sunday, August 22, 2010

New Collaboration Further Protects Animal Actors And Ensures Productions Meet Strict Guidelines

LOS ANGELES, August 23, 2010 - GreenScreen Animals (GSA), the Los Angeles-based digital content company,
today announced its HD stock footage animal content is now being monitored by
the American Humane Association, the only national organization dedicated to
protecting animals from abuse and neglect in filmed media. This oversight
will enable producers and brand markets to have full confidence that their
animal footage was obtained in a safe and sustainable way.

American Humane is the only animal welfare organization in the world with
on-set jurisdiction from the Screen Actors Guild to supervise the use of
animals. The organization is also the only authority to issue the renowned
"No Animals Were Harmed"(R) end-credit disclaimer.

GSA provides an alternative to employing live animals for commercial
production that was simply not available in the past. "This is a win-win,"
said Karen Rosa, Vice President of American Humane's Film & Television Unit.
"The animals benefit because they are photographed in a protected, low-stress
environment. For the industry, it provides dynamic and engaging animal
content in a safe and affordable way. Moreover, this will result in more
commercial productions employing the beauty of live animals within a humane
environment."

By the merger of art, technology and nature, one can now show a live
tiger in New York City without the animal ever having to travel or risk human
contact. This is an incredible achievement with real benefits for all
involved. It also makes the footage accessible to a broader market, as cost
is no longer a restriction. "Humane treatment of animals is our number one
priority," said Westley Koenen Co-Founder of GreenScreen Animals. "We hope
that increased exposure of these animals to the public will amplify outreach
and support for both domestic and exotic animals."

GSA's latest production incorporated many new animals including an
African white rhinoceros, penguins, Bengal tiger and a variety of dog breeds.
GSA's increasing commitment to the humane treatment of animals is a perfect
fit with the mission of American Humane's Film & Television Unit, which has
been the safety and welfare of animals in filmed media since 1940. Over the
past two years since GSA was founded their content has been used in
award-winning ad campaigns, TV, film and viral videos.

For more information about GreenScreen Animals or American Humane, please
visit www.GSAstock.com, www.GreenScreenAnimals.com or
www.americanhumane.org

About GreenScreen Animals

GSA creates, maintains and licenses one of the world's foremost libraries
of animal HD video and stills content - both exotic and domestic. This
footage allows the image of the animals to be "composited" or "chroma-keyed"
into a final project — making it appear that the animal exists in another
environment. The GSA library contains thousands of raw and "drag and drop",
project-ready images of animals that can be utilized in a variety of media
including film, television, web and print applications. GSA provides a
variety of additional services offering, "one-stop shopping" for clients
seeking animal footage for use in their projects.

About American Humane

Founded in 1877, the Denver-based American Humane Association is the only
national organization dedicated to protecting both children and animals from
abuse and neglect through public policy, education and services reaching a
wide network of organizations and advocates. Programs include raising
awareness about The Link(R) between violence to people and violence to
animals, as well as the benefits derived from the human-animal bond. The
organization is also known for "No Animals Were Harmed,"(R) the end-credit
disclaimer seen on film and TV productions. American Humane's farm animal
welfare certification program, American Humane Certified(TM), is the nation's
largest and most regarded independent standards and certification program.
American Humane earned the Independent Charities of America's "Best in
America" Seal of Approval. Learn more at www.americanhumane.org.

Lance Enger of GSA, 1-877-563-8023, Info at greenscreenanimals.com

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