Tetragrammaton.

The entire premise of Angel is that Hollywood is in a bubble, and they're out of touch,

and they don't understand what regular people want, and they're making what they want.

And the artist class is the vast, vast, vast,

vast majority of filmmakers are the children of very wealthy families.

And so they go into filmmaking,

and they're just a little out of touch with mainstream families.

And so they create stuff that mainstream America doesn't want,

and the mainstream worldwide doesn't want. And so the premise stuff that mainstream America doesn't want and a mainstream worldwide doesn't want.

And so the premise is that we use the audience to decide what type of films we're going to produce.

And as founders, we're trying to build a community where we have what's called the Angel Guild.

And the Angel Guild is made up of 2 million people, just regular everyday people that are voting on to decide which movies will come into Angel Studios.

And nothing can go into Angel Studios unless they vote first.

And this community is paying a monthly fee as a member

that funds the filmmakers.

So it's the largest filmmaking crowdfunding project

in the history of film.

Wow.

So you've got two million people, all paying between $12 and $20 a month, and their money is going

in to fund filmmakers and help them make money on their projects as long as they're making

the projects that our community wants.

That's amazing.

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