You Are Invited to a Halloween Masquerade Ball at Ady Gil's Home!

Sept. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Woodland Hills, California – Philanthropic entrepreneur Ady Gil, will be the host for the seasons most outrageous masquerade ball.  “INTO THE WILD” is the perfect opportunity for people to let their "hair down" and have some fun while supporting the ongoing expeditions of the World Animal Awareness Society.  Some special guests will be in attendance. Those attending without a costume will have an opportunity to receive professional creature make-up on-site.  We will have a list of animals to be claimed for your evening’s costume.   It is our hope to have no more than 2 guests dressed as the same animal.   There will be special musical guests to be introduced separately by Tom McPhee, Executive Director of WA2S.org, vegan food & delicious libations for every palate will be served, serious frights, titillating treats and dancing 'til the wee hours, as well as a silent auction, special guests, costume contests, free gifts and other great surprises await you.

There are a limited number of tickets available for this unique event at Ady's home in Woodland Hills, so please buy your INTO THE WILD ticket to a wild evening today.

About the Event –  World Animal Awareness Society will be making numerous announcements about special guests, auction items, ticket sales and more over the coming weeks.  The announcements will be made via the World Animal Awareness Society event blog here: http://WA2SEvents.blogspot.com , as well as through the website and other social networking.  Be sure to follow WA2S.org to stay informed.  You won’t want to miss this amazing once in a lifetime event.  Tickets are $50 per person in advance or $75 at the door.  Purchase your ticket today by visiting http://www.WA2S.org, click on the donate button, donate $50/person, and write "INTO THE WILD tickets" in the message section.  A WA2S.org representative will message you via email with a list of available animals to choose from for your costume.

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About Ady Gil – Ady Gil is a world class entrepreneur, Hollywood lighting director, and philanthropist supporting a wide range of human/animal causes. Ady is a founding partner in California-based American Hi Definition (AHD).  Passionate about the environment, Ady, an early-adopter of electric car technology and instrumental in AHD's rooftop installation of what is one of the largest solar panel arrays in Los Angeles, has become an internationally-recognized environmentalist and philanthropist. In 2009, he donated the one-of-a-kind ocean defense vessel Ady Gil to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society for use in patrolling the Antarctic Ocean in search of illegal whaling vessels, which can be seen in the third season of Whale Wars on Animal Planet.  
Learn More about Ady and AHD here http://www.hi-def.com/

About Tom McPhee - Tom McPhee is the Executive Director and Founder of the World Animal Awareness Society - WA2S.org.  He is an award winning producer and director of film, TV, multi-language interactive media, as well as a specialty film/media distributor.   He is the owner of two media companies, Cave Studio and Man Smiling Moving Pictures.   Tom also served as producer and host/character in 2009 for two animal centric TV shows affiliated with The Pet Network of Canada.  Tom traveled to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to help provide relief to those affected.  While in New Orleans Tom discovered an entire world he had no idea existed--a world most people are not aware of---the world of animal rescue.  This discovery led to him producing and directing the award-winning documentary An American Opera and set Tom on a quest to witness the many ways humans and animals co-exist.  Through the World Animal Awareness Society, Tom scours the nation for stories to film about this relationship.  Tom has experience working in post-disaster environments and responds well with impromptu decision making required in these situations.  He participates in short course Q&A sessions that involve documenting disasters.   Tom recently participated in the relief efforts that occurred shortly after the earthquake in Haiti and is now leading the ALL EYES ON THE GULF Expedition chronicling the effects on Life in the Gulf after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

About World Animal Awareness Society - WA2S.org – Tom McPhee is the Founder and Executive Director of the World Animal Awareness Society.  The World Animal Awareness Society is a non-profit incorporated in the state of Michigan, Domestic Nonprofit ID#70640K.  The WA2S.org is a qualified organization according to Internal Revenue Service and is currently in the process of receiving 501c3 status.  All donations are tax deductible.  The mission of the World Animal Awareness Society is to focus a lens on a wide range of human-animal interactions in order to have a filmed record of our behavior in expectation that it will create a window to observe human evolution. The moving image is arguably the rawest, most powerful educational tool we have to witness our behavioral patterns, attitudes and interactions and aid us in our continued growth. The World Animal Awareness Society - WA2S.org specializes in footage concentrating on contemporary human-animal events. Headline stories such as the roundup of wild mustangs, the proliferation of puppy mills, animal fur trade, factory farming, animals affected by natural or man-made disasters as well as less covered events such as animal hoarding are produced.  The World Animal Awareness Societies most recent expeditions: covered the animal relief efforts in the disaster zone in Haiti after the devastating earthquake of February 2010, as well as the current oil spill in the Gulf regions May 2010 to present day and the effect on the wildlife. Visit the World Animal Awareness Society website to learn more.  http://www.WA2S.org

Contacts:
Tom McPhee, 646-546-5640, tommcphee@wa2s.org
Michelle Way, 310-734-6886, michelle.way@wa2s.org

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World Animal Awareness Society - WA2S.Org, a non-profit, incorporated in the state of Michigan for the purpose of filming contemporary human-animal interactions at the point of intersection, to be shared with the world.