ATOMFILMS' INAUGURAL PRODUCTION DEAL ANNOUNCED WITH GO SICK!

Los Angeles Independent Film Festival-April 17, 2000 -- AtomFilms, the pioneer and recognized leader in next-generation entertainment, today announced an exclusive deal for The Go Sick! Revolution, an original episodic production to be financed by AtomFilms. This filmmaking partnership represents the first in a series of select co-productions and co-development deals with Atom’s filmmakers and production partners.

Go Sick! is a psychotically wild, hidden camera show involving a maniacal crew of risk-takers known as "The Go Sick! Army." Taking practical jokes to the ultimate level, Go Sick! threatens to shock unwitting victims, capture their reactions on tape, and present them online via AtomFilms.com early this summer. Go Sick! employs the latest in lipstick and eyeglass hidden cameras, and innovative filmmaking techniques. All episodes will be shot in multiple points-of-view affording audiences a unique viewing experience.

Writer/director Luke Greenfield is the creator of Go Sick! Shooting on ten episodes will begin at the end of April.

"AtomFilms is the only company who could make a show like this," says Greenfield. "They’re daring and eager to break boundaries, and believe me, Go Sick! breaks all boundaries…We’re putting the warning out now, the revolution has just begun."

Greenfield’s film projects include the comedy, "The Right Hook," which comes out this summer, and the festival-winning short, "Alive & Kicking." He is set to helm "TEDDY vs. GOD" in late July.

About AtomFilms
AtomFilms is a leading next generation entertainment company focused on redefining the way entertainment is created, distributed, marketed and consumed. AtomFilms has the largest catalog of award-winning animation and live-action entertainment available. A loyal supporter of independent filmmakers and animators, AtomFilms has built a platform for artists seeking worldwide distribution. AtomFilms markets and distributes high-quality short form entertainment to more than 80 partners and to audience's worldwide, with significant presence on major Internet sites, broadband services, television, airlines, home entertainment companies and more recently, handheld and wireless devices. A popular Web destination that is ranked among Media Metrix's top twenty entertainment sites, the two time Webby Award winner in Film and Broadband, AtomFilms was recently selected as the "Forbes Magazine Favorite" short film Web site. AtomFilms was also sited as one of the top ten most trafficked movie-related sites by Entertainment Weekly, and was rated "Best of the Web" for online entertainment by U.S. News & World Report. An independent company founded in 1998, AtomFilms has offices in Seattle, Los Angeles, New York and London. More information about AtomFilms can be found on the Internet at www.atom.com.