Angel, a media company focused on “values-driven” content, announced that it has surpassed the two million member mark ahead of the end of 2025. That’s an increase of over a million members since March 2025.
The members, which the company calls its Angel Guild, help choose which films and television series get produced and distributed in theaters and on the Angel app.
“Reaching two million Guild members is a validation of our audience-centric model and the values-driven stories we champion,” said Neal Harmon, Co-Founder and CEO of Angel. “Strong collaboration between the Guild and our filmmaker partners is our creative engine, and this growth demonstrates that our members want to participate in directly shaping the entertainment they enjoy. As we expand our slate, we are focused on distributing films and television series that earn exceptionally high audience satisfaction, in theaters and on the Angel platform.”
The growth of the company follows its success with the animated epic DAVID, in theaters nationwide. The faith-based animated film earned the best three-day theatrical opening in Angel’s history.
Coming up, Angel will release a slate of titles in theaters including “I Was A Stranger,” a powerful tale of resilience and hope set against the backdrop of the Syrian Civil War and featured in more than 50 film festivals worldwide; “Solo Mio,” a heartwarming romantic comedy starring Kevin James, Kim Coates, and Alyson Hannigan; and “Young Washington,” an epic biopic starring Kelsey Grammer, Mary-Louise Parker, Sir Ben Kingsley, and newcomer William Franklyn-Miller in the title role.
