GreenScreen Animals builds stock animal footage library
In Hollywood, GreenScreen Animals showcases a large stock library of about 3 000 animal clips used for TV shows, commercials, trailers and video games. The Santa Monica company sells clips for 500 to 4 000 each and licenses rights, with clients including Jay Leno's Tonight Show and Disney Channel.
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GreenScreen Animals
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Green Screen
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Disney Channel
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GreenScreen
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Glee renewed through 2014 2015 season
Fox announces Glee will continue for two more seasons to end in 2015. Kevin Reilly calls the musical comedy a ground breaking hit with over 50 million downloads and 13 million albums sold worldwide.
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Kevin Reilly
Oblivion tops weekend box office with 38.2 million debut
Tom Cruise led Hollywood with a 38.2 million debut for Oblivion, boosting domestic and overseas tallies to 150.2 million worldwide. Think Like a Man and The Hunger Games comparisons frame a muted 2013 box office, while a Boston manhunt dominated headlines but barely affected film performance.
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Nikki Rocco
Universal
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Rocco
Jackie Robinson
Chadwick Boseman
Harrison Ford
Dan Fellman
Warner
Paramount
China
Hollywood.com
Tom Cruise
Paul Dergarabedian
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