Thanks to Rory the shoot went very well. Meg was a real star. Nathan
"Hi Nathan...despite the weather we had a wonderful day. Absolutely everything went right. Lovely dog (Meg....how come 99% of sheepdogs are called Meg). She did everything required of her. Should make a cracking little commercial. Cheers Vic" Production
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Sunday, 20 September 2009
OUR DAY OUT - PRESS NIGHT
The press night for "Our day out" was a great success. The musical achieved great reviews, with mention of the animals :
" I had read the play a number of years back and remember reading the directors notes about using stuffed toys as the zoo animals, so when the kids turned around and actually had REAL animals in their hands, both I, and the rest of the audience gasped in surprise! Thankfully they didn’t let go of the snakes though!! "
(The Echo, Liverpool)
" I had read the play a number of years back and remember reading the directors notes about using stuffed toys as the zoo animals, so when the kids turned around and actually had REAL animals in their hands, both I, and the rest of the audience gasped in surprise! Thankfully they didn’t let go of the snakes though!! "
(The Echo, Liverpool)
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Safe Style UK
Ziggy the border terrier performed very well on the new safestyle Uk commercial. He is seen to be barking at the main actor, then chasing him. The shot involved chasing, jumping through windows and then jumping. The dog performed very well, thanks to his two handlers Dave and Helen. Helen is a very experienced dog agility trainer, who works with the Animal Company, Dave is experienced at showing dogs in Crufts.
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Tuesday, 8 September 2009
Petting Farm
SKY FESTIVAL EDINBURGH
The Petting Farm, by http://www.theminifarm.co.uk/ visited Edinburgh this weekend to feature as part of the fantastic SKY fest event. The event is in order for the company to show its appreciation to all of the companies hard working employees and their families. Over 6000 people visited the Royal Highland Centre. The event was a complete success, and the animals proved very popular. So much so that we are currently looking to increase the size of the animal display for next year.
Wednesday, 2 September 2009
Film Festival
Latitude is one of the most popular festivals in the country, this year we supplied animals for the launch of a new film called "black cat, white cat" The animals we supplied included Two ponies, chickens and geese. The animals worked so well, attracting attention to the premier and drawing a real crowd. Steve Acton (Animal Handler) got involved, by dancing with the actors on stage, priceless :)
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Camels On The Beach!!!
The Animal Company supplied Camels to Bournemouth Borough Council as part of an initiative to promote the area as one of the Uk's holiday hot spots. The Camels were available for viewing next to the South Pier, and some lucky children even got to ride them. Local and national media attended the event which was a big success, we are just thinking about how we can better this for next year !!
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