The Angel Guild Sees Art, Not the Artist

The Angel Guild can’t see a filmmaker’s race. Members vote without knowing the race or skin color of a filmmaker. Directors and creators submit their work without fear of bias. The Guild judges only the story.

The Angel Guild can’t see a filmmaker’s gender. Voters never see the gender of the director, writer, or producer. Filmmakers no longer need to worry about sexism blocking their shot. The vote is 100% based on the film’s merit and message.

The Angel Guild can’t see a filmmaker’s religion. Members are unaware of a filmmaker’s faith traditions. If a creator with different beliefs delivers a movie the Guild loves, the Guild evaluates the film—not the faith. The Guild votes on the fruit, not the root.

What does this mean? Filmmakers who craft stories that amplify light—stories that are true, honest, noble, just, authentic, lovely, admirable, and excellent—can submit to the Angel Guild without fear of bias. Pure merit – and the art – always wins.

About Angel: Angel (NYSE: ANGX) is a media and technology company guided by 1.6 million grassroots Angel Guild paying members championing values-driven stories. Clearly expressing the kind of programming they crave, members of the Angel Guild act as virtual co-producers, greenlighting what films and television series get produced and distributed in theaters and on the Angel app. Propelled by this audience-first momentum, Angel has released more than 40 films and 20 television series that amplify light, including “Sound of Freedom,” which earned more than $250 million at the worldwide box office. The company also has more than 6 billion views of its Dry Bar Comedy franchise, which has attracted some of the world's best-known comedians. For more information, visit www.angel.com.