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Audience Voice
Members help us understand which concepts, genres, characters, and stories create genuine interest before larger production commitments are made.
Join The American Hometown Entertainment Guild and become part of the audience that helps shape what Hometown develops next. Preview new projects, vote, give filmmakers meaningful feedback, follow the stories you care about, and watch those stories move from idea to screen.
Eligible new members can claim a complimentary first year while the Founding Guild offer remains available. Existing members should sign in with the email address used to join. Final membership terms appear at checkout.
Most audiences are asked what they think after a movie is finished. The Guild is designed to bring the audience into the process earlier—when feedback, enthusiasm, and real viewing behavior can still help shape development decisions.
Members help us understand which concepts, genres, characters, and stories create genuine interest before larger production commitments are made.
A “More Development” vote is not rejection. It tells filmmakers that the idea has potential but the audience believes something can be strengthened.
The goal is to help great projects find an audience before release—not simply hope an audience appears after the production is complete.
Inside the Guild Hall, members review project presentations, cast official votes through Uscreen Community polls, explain their choices in the comments, and follow what happens next.
Members preview the project first, then vote and leave constructive feedback inside the private Guild Hall.
Guild voting is intended to measure audience enthusiasm and gather useful development feedback.
This is a public visual preview. Official polls, member comments, voting instructions, and results are managed inside the private Uscreen Guild Hall.
The Guild gives members reasons to return throughout the life of a project—from the first concept through production, release, and the next story waiting to be discovered.
Help signal which proposed projects should advance and which need more development.
See trailers, concepts, proof-of-concept videos, and filmmaker presentations before the public.
Comment on projects and give creators constructive audience feedback during development.
Stay connected to the stories you care about as they move through development and production.
Production updates, set diaries, casting news, filmmaker notes, and other member-first content.
Future Guild-only conversations, filmmaker Q&As, table reads, and production updates.
Founding Member status now, with additional participation recognition as the Guild grows.
Potential member drawings, premiere opportunities, event invitations, and special project experiences.
Active Guild membership includes access to the Hometown streaming library under the plan terms shown at checkout.
Discuss stories, projects, hometown culture, and entertainment with other participating members.
Follow casting, greenlight decisions, production milestones, and release announcements.
Be part of the audience that helps identify stories capable of connecting for years to come.
Every meaningful interaction can help Hometown better understand what audiences respond to before more time and capital are committed. The goal is not to replace professional creative judgment—it is to give experienced filmmakers better audience information.
After joining and signing in, active members enter Hometown's private Uscreen Community—the home for orientation, practice polls, official project votes, announcements, and constructive discussion.
The Guild Hall is live and ready for member participation. New members begin in the Guild Lobby, where the welcome post and complete voting instructions are pinned for easy reference.
Explore all ten projects currently presented on The American Hometown Entertainment Fund production slate. Selected titles may be introduced inside the Guild Hall when audience input can meaningfully support development. Guild voting is advisory and does not automatically guarantee production, financing, casting, distribution, or release.
A hopeful feature drama about marriage, family, grace, and learning to see with new eyes.
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Two con men steal the wrong pony, and one determined mother follows the clues across state lines.
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A true story of a 12-year-old girl surviving alone in the forests of Eastern Poland during the Holocaust.
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A values-driven supernatural drama exploring faith, family, purpose, and the unseen.
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A gifted athlete's future is threatened when opportunity, loyalty, and dangerous secrets collide.
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In 1912 Georgia, a woman's strength and faith are tested as loss and social pressure close in.
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A historical drama centered on the night that inspired the words of America's national anthem.
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A visually distinctive anthology where guests confront their past, present, or future before moving forward.
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An animated fantasy adventure where five divided clans must unite against an evil threatening their world.
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A cross-country reality series that trades one small item upward toward a charity-auction finale.
Explore Project →Guild membership gives audiences a voice in development. The American Hometown Entertainment Fund, Inc. is the separate investment initiative created to support the production and promotion of selected Hometown projects.
Guild membership is not an investment. Prospective investors should review the Fund page, offering materials, eligibility requirements, risk disclosures, and professional advice before making any investment decision.Join the first generation of Guild members. Enter the private Guild Hall, learn the voting process, participate in project discussions, and help Hometown understand which stories audiences want to see move forward.
The Guild is designed to make audience participation useful, constructive, and enjoyable.
The Guild is Hometown's member community for discovering projects, viewing early project materials, voting, providing feedback, following productions, and participating in the development of original Hometown entertainment.
A Green Light vote signals that you want to see the project advance. More Development signals that you see potential but believe the project can be strengthened. Guild feedback is one input used alongside professional creative, financial, production, legal, and distribution considerations.
No. Production depends on many factors including financing, rights, scripts, talent, scheduling, budgets, legal requirements, market conditions, and professional production decisions.
Yes. Uscreen supports comments and replies on community posts and video content, allowing Guild members to explain what connected with them and what they believe could be improved.
Poll results may be visible to members depending on the settings used for each official vote. Guild administrators review the official totals and announce the result after voting closes.
The current Founding Guild offer gives eligible new members a complimentary first year, subject to the redemption limit, expiration date, and subscription terms shown at checkout. The checkout terms control.
The applicable Uscreen checkout should clearly display the future subscription price and billing terms before you join. Members can manage their membership from their Uscreen account dashboard.
Members enter the live Guild Hall through Hometown's private Uscreen Community. New members should begin in the Guild Lobby, read the pinned welcome and voting posts, and complete the practice poll.
Select any “Enter Guild Hall” button on this page and sign in with the same email address used for your Guild membership. After signing in, begin in the Guild Lobby.
No. Guild membership is an entertainment membership and audience-participation experience. It is not an investment in the Fund and does not provide securities, equity, profit participation, or ownership in Guild projects unless a separate written agreement explicitly states otherwise. Visitors interested in the separate investment opportunity can review the Fund information page.