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By james.knapp@greenscreenanimals.com, April 17, 2013 0 Uncategorized

The LA Times published an article this morning about GreenScreen Animals. Richard Verrier of the LA Times came to visit the set of our most recent green screen shoot and wrote a few kind words about our company and our… Read More »

By james.knapp@greenscreenanimals.com, April 5, 2013 0 Motion Picture, Television

We, here at GreenScreen Animals, are getting ready for our next green screen shoot for our library acquisition. It has been 5 years since the first shoot and we have upgraded the quality significantly since then. For this shoot, we… Read More »

By james.knapp@greenscreenanimals.com, April 6, 2012 0 Uncategorized

Recently, Disney released its hit mobile app “Where’s My Water?” featuring Swampy the lovable alligator.  Evolution Los Angeles was the production company hired to design the campaign, and decided to juxtapose a snarling live-action alligator with the friendly, animated Swampy…. Read More »

By Mark, January 2, 2012 0 Comedy, Television

I thought I’d write a quick post about a commercial Green Screen Animals shot for the Sprint Nexus S 4G phone here in Los Angeles. The client, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners called us up to shoot some cats for a new… Read More »

By wayne@greenscreenanimals.com, November 1, 2011 0 Comedy, Television

Greenscreen Animals continues to offer an ever-growing range of the ultra-high quality and exclusive, stock animal footage that allows producers easiest, most cost effective way to get images that would normally be difficult and expensive to capture. In the case… Read More »

By wayne@greenscreenanimals.com, September 1, 2011 0 Historical

Animals have been a constant yet little considered presence in film. Many actually spoke. Leo, the MGM mascot was the face of this studio. Rhetorical animal performers were even dressed as humans. In 1940 The American Humane Association’s, Film and… Read More »

By wayne@greenscreenanimals.com, July 30, 2011 3 Historical, Motion Picture

The filming of animals au natural has always challenged filmmakers and helped in the development of new film techniques. Film has increasingly influenced animal imagery in the public domain and that force of the viewer’s response to the animal is… Read More »

By wayne@greenscreenanimals.com, July 14, 2011 5 Uncategorized

Welcome to our forum. GreenScreen Animals is the world’s leading solution for high quality, humane animal content redefining the future of animals in storytelling. GSA offers the highest quality ‘exotic & domestic animal’ stock footage available. Our motion footage and… Read More »