Green screen studio for launch of 2019 Global Welfare Awards
Our green screen studio was put to use to help launch the 3rd Global Animal Welfare Awards for 2019.
We recorded a special illustrated news bulletin highlighting the main aspects of the awards which will be held at the 35th World Veterinary Association Congress in Costa Rica, Central America and April.
To see the video, click here
Our major client, Ceva Santé Animale (Ceva) and the World Veterinary Association (WVA) have continued their commitment to promote ever better international standards of animal welfare by organising the Global Animal Welfare Awards recognising and rewarding veterinarians for their outstanding efforts to protect and improve the welfare of animals.
Our green screen was used to create a realistic news room for the announcement
Veterinarians are not only essential for the treatment and prevention of animal diseases, but play a crucial role in protecting and improving the welfare of animals. The veterinary community helps to research, advocate and educate 
politicians, public health authorities, the media and general public in implementing the highest animal welfare standards.
The aim of the WVA Animal Welfare Awards is to recognise and reward veterinarians who in their daily lives contribute to the protection and welfare of animals and have provided outstanding and exemplary welfare-related services to animals, animal owners, fellow veterinarians and the public.
Following the successful deliverance of the WVA Animal Welfare Awards in 2017 and 2018, Ceva and WVA in collaboration with the International Veterinary Students’ Association (IVSA) have this year agreed to expand the scope of the awards by adding a new category recognising a veterinary student for his/her involvement and engagement in animal welfare.
The WVA Animal Welfare Award 2019 will be presented to six selected veterinarians from the WVA six geographical regions and to one veterinary student from around the world. The Award Ceremony will take place during the 35th World Veterinary Association Congress on 28th April 2019 in San Jose, Costa Rica where the selected winners will be invited to receive the WVA Animal Welfare Award and a monetary prize of 5.000 Euros.
In addition, Ceva and WVA are actively studying a plan to expand the AW Awards categories to include veterinary schools in future editions, rewarding them for Animal Welfare Excellence in Veterinary Education.
More information on the WVA Animal Welfare Awards 2019 can be found by visiting http://www.worldvet.org/news.php?item=3
