Comments on: A Film club for those angry about “murdered farm animal’s carcass” http://greenlagirl.com/a-film-club-for-those-angry-about-murdered-farm-animal%e2%80%99s-carcass/ Urban environmental lifestyle blog in Los Angeles Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:11:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stephanie http://greenlagirl.com/a-film-club-for-those-angry-about-murdered-farm-animal%e2%80%99s-carcass/comment-page-1/#comment-396562 Stephanie Sat, 20 Dec 2008 17:42:09 +0000 http://greenlagirl.com/?p=5650#comment-396562 Hey, that was an interesting review. I actually work with Green Light Flix and we appreciate and attention we can get. Yes, we are a different type of production company and studio, and we do have our niche market. All though Al Gore has his share of his accomplishments, he is still flying around in private jets, eating meat, and until people got on his case, did not have any part of his Tennessee mansion that was eco-friendly. Our productions are for vegans, vegetarians, and animal rights activists. Erin Brokovich would not have been on our slate of films to produce. Incidentally, you forgot to mention that Scott told you via e-mail that we sold out of every single copy of Saints and Angels we had, and to make it more accessible, we put it on You Tube (and other places) for free. In fact, we had to take it down several times and re-upload it for some additional editing, etc. As you may know, when you do that, it sets the balance back to zero. It is safe to say that tens of thousands of people have watched Saints and Angels, either on DVD, You Tube, or any of the other video websites where it has been available. Thanks again for the review, but please consider that we are trying to do something positive. Environmentalists and veg*ns have enough going against us to get our word out, we were hoping that outlets such as GreenLAGirl would be supportive, rather than looking for a chance to diminish our goals. I, for one, was under the impression we were on the same team. Hey, that was an interesting review. I actually work with Green Light Flix and we appreciate and attention we can get. Yes, we are a different type of production company and studio, and we do have our niche market. All though Al Gore has his share of his accomplishments, he is still flying around in private jets, eating meat, and until people got on his case, did not have any part of his Tennessee mansion that was eco-friendly. Our productions are for vegans, vegetarians, and animal rights activists. Erin Brokovich would not have been on our slate of films to produce.

Incidentally, you forgot to mention that Scott told you via e-mail that we sold out of every single copy of Saints and Angels we had, and to make it more accessible, we put it on You Tube (and other places) for free. In fact, we had to take it down several times and re-upload it for some additional editing, etc. As you may know, when you do that, it sets the balance back to zero. It is safe to say that tens of thousands of people have watched Saints and Angels, either on DVD, You Tube, or any of the other video websites where it has been available.

Thanks again for the review, but please consider that we are trying to do something positive. Environmentalists and veg*ns have enough going against us to get our word out, we were hoping that outlets such as GreenLAGirl would be supportive, rather than looking for a chance to diminish our goals. I, for one, was under the impression we were on the same team.

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