Angel Studios CCO Lays Out “Values-Based” Initiative Banning Sex, Nudity, F-Words & “Misuse Of God’s Name”: “Hollywood Lives In A Bubble”
Five years into Angel Studios’ launch, the Christian production company and distributor is implementing “The Angel Promise” content standards. Co-founder and CCO Jeff Harmon explained that the initiative bans on-screen sex, nudity, the F-word and “misuse of God’s name,” in addition to expanding parental controls and allowing paid subscribers to choose which films and television […]
Angel Studios is implementing a new content policy called “The Angel Promise.” According to Deadline and Variety, the initiative bans on-screen sex, nudity, the use of the "F-word," and the misuse of God's name. The studio, known for films such as Sound of Freedom, will also expand parental controls and allow paid subscribers to vote on movies and television shows to ensure they align with the majority of members.
Co-founder and CCO Jeff Harmon stated on Fox News that Hollywood lives in a "bubble" that has drifted away from the values-based audience it once served. The A.V. Club reports that Harmon believes major studios are failing people "as brothers and as fathers." Through this initiative, Harmon vowed that the studio will never feature nudity in its content.
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