Animal Content in Entertainment (ACE) is a program run by The HSUS’s Hollywood office. Its mission is to support and encourage the inclusion of animal issues in television and film. More
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"Cages of Shame" is the 2011 ACE Grant Winner Martin Guinness
Moon Bear Documentary Wins 2011 ACE Grant
The HSUS honors "Cages of Shame," the winner of the 2011 Animal Content in Entertainment (ACE) Documentary Film Grant.
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The ACE Grant
Annual filmmaking grant puts animal issues in focus. Learn More
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Spotlight on: "Vegucated"
Watch a group of New Yorkers take a vegan challenge in this ACE Documentary Grant finalist, now available on DVD. Buy your copy
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February 3, 2012
Media, Human-Animal Bond Combine to Save Whales in "Big Miracle"
"Big Miracle," inspired by historic whale rescue shows the power of the human/animal bond and the power of media to help animals. It also tells a great story.
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January 9, 2012
Approximately 150 Dogs Rescued from Hoarding
The HSUS' Animal Rescue Team has rescued approximately 150 mixed-breed dogs from an overcrowded property in Lucerne Valley, Calif.
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January 5, 2012
The Annual Genesis Awards
The Annual Genesis Awards, produced by the Hollywood office of The HSUS, pays tribute to the major news and entertainment media for producing outstanding works that raise awareness of animal issues. As much as film, television and print reflect societal attitudes, they also help shape and change those attitudes.
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December 30, 2011
2011 ACE Documentary Grant Winners
The Humane Society of the United States awards the 2011 ACE Documentary Film Grant to "Cages of Shame," about bears held captive on bile farms in China.
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December 15, 2011
Charlotte Ross Wraps the Year as Animal Advocate Awardee
More than 175 of The HSUS Hollywood Office's VIP Cast and Crew members and other supporters gathered for an exclusive Wrap Party and to honor animal advocate Charlotte Ross, star of FOX’s hit series “Glee.”