Granite House and Nion Interactive In Flight with Continental

Austin,Texas, based video production corporation partners with interactive web service to produce a presentation on Houston, Texas, cultural assets that gets picked up by Continental Airline's "In Flight" television programming for its Jumbo Jets.

Granite House Inc. and Nion Interactive Solutions has produced a recruiting CD-ROM for sponsors ExxonMobil, Enron, M D Anderson Cancer Center, Tanox Inc., and the Jones Grad School of Management at Rice University entitled "Opportunity Houston" that has been chosen as part of the programming in
Continental Airlines' "In Flight" television presentation on its Jumbo Jets during November
and December. The video includes appearances by Lyle Lovett, Houston Astros slugger/outfielder Lance Beckman, and Houston Ballet dancer Mireille A Hassenboehler while providing information on Houston's cultural, business, and educational
assets. A portion of the video can be viewed on Granite House's web site

Granite House is a full service film, corporate video, streaming video, CD-ROM and broadcast television corporation headquartered in Austin, Texas since 1994. Nion Interactive
solutions is also headquartered in Austin and offers web-based and CD-ROM interactive marketing and recruiting solutions.

In addition to this "In Flight" programming, Granite House is currently producing the thirteen episode documentary series on Home and Garden Cable Network (HGTV)entitled "Dream
House". The series focuses upon a couple building their dream house on Lake Travis, just outside Austin, Texas.

"It's nice to be able to showcase Austin and Houston to the world," states Granite House President Dwight Adair.
"Producing for sponsors like ExxonMobil and Rice University, as well as producing a television series that is potentially
viewed by seventy-two million households is a creative and technical challenge that not many companies enjoy. We're pleased with both programs and look forward additionally, to
migrating our clients' content onto the Internet".