The entertainment studio behind the hit series The Chosen announced more than $100 million in new original content during an investor's event last week, saying it wants to produce stories that "amplify light" in a world filled with darkness.

Angel Studios CEO Neal Harmon told a  during "Illuminate '22" that more than a dozen new family-friendly projects are on the horizon, including Season 3 of The Chosen, a new project about the founding of America and multiple new titles for children.

All Angel Studios projects, he said, will "amply light" – a phrase he defined as stories that are "true, honest, noble, just, authentic, lovely, admirable, excellent and worthy of praise." The goal gets its inspiration from Philippians 4:8

Angel Studios was founded as an alternative to Hollywood. The projects will be financed via crowdfunding and venture capital firms.
More than 50,000 people have invested in Angel Studios projects, Harmon said.
"We're thrilled at the caliber of content that the Angel Studios investors selected for crowdfunding this year, validating our thesis that the crowd will make better decisions than a few executives," Harmon said.


A dozen titles were announced during the event, including: 

• Luso, a series about the founding of America. It will be directed by David Henrie (Reagan, Little Boy, Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2).
• The Chosen, Season 3, which is expected to be released in late 2022.
• Tuttle Twins, Season 2, which is in pre-production.
• Dry Bar Comedy, Season 10, which is currently filming.
• The Wingfeather Saga, Season 1, which is expected to be released in December.
• The Riot and the Dance, Season 2, which is scheduled to be released in late summer/early fall.
• Jungle Beat (five seasons), which will be released in 2022.
• David, a full-length animated movie about the Old Testament king, which is in pre-production.
• Pharma, a project based on the true story of Dr. Frances Kelsey.
• The German King, a project based on the true story of Rudolf Duala Manga Bell.
• Truth and Conviction, a series about teenage resistors in nαzι Germany.
• Testament, a re-telling of the book of Acts, set in the modern-day.

"Angel went from the verge of bankruptcy to $123 million in revenue in one year," Harmon said, referencing the studio surviving a lawsuit by Disney. "This success is fueled by the global popularity of shows funded by 50,000 Angel investors, everyday people who have united together to make the media they want to see in the world."

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Here is one better. Just turn off tv.

Testament, a re-telling of the book of Acts, set in the modern-day.

 Leave it to the Protestants to profane Scripture...

For every retarded movie like that which holds up the Nuremberg moral paradigm (which can summarized as AH = Antichrist), there ought to be ten made that tell the stories of Catholics who fought against Communism. 

Don't cha know? mass murder is the gravest sin known to mankind (even though it's only against the Fifth Commandment), especially when done to the Jєωs!

It's the same logic that sees the greatest blasphemer and apostate in Church history (responsible for the damnation of over a billion souls and the most likely candidate for the Antichrist) as a "Saint", even though he literally reintroduced pagan worship to the modern world and publicly broke the FIRST commandment repeatedly