Gods Gang: Tel Aviv, Israel Video Series Not to Be Missed
God’s Gang springs into action with the release of the first episode in a new exciting mini-series We Didn’t Start the Fire
Latest instalment from hit YouTube series God’s Gang sees the team fighting to protect nature and fight corporate greed all whilst promoting the value of mindfulness and spirituality
New cast revealed, including Atticus Baldwin, Cathy McAuley and Tyler Berman
Hit animated series God’s Gang today releases the first episode in its new mini-series titled We Didn’t Start the Fire to its 2+ million YouTube and social media subscribers. The three following episodes in the mini-series will land every two weeks on the channel and across God’s Gang’s socials.
In We Didn’t Start the Fire, we find SumoSlim, TaeKwonHindu, NinJew, and ChrisCross, the four interfaith heroes, deep in a forest – and something is about to go terribly wrong. With a wildfire spreading rapidly and their usual tools and technology failing, God’s Gang must rely on their instincts, teamwork, and the unexpected help of a mysterious new ally to navigate the danger.
Woven into the story is God’s Gang’s signature mix of action and humour alongside deeper themes of faith, resilience, compassion and teamwork. Ultimately the message reinforced across the episodes is that challenges, whether personal or global, can be overcome through faith, trust, and cooperation.
Joining the God’s Gang cast is Atticus Baldwin (The Wright Turn, House of Masks), who comes via the company’s partnership with Autism in Entertainment. As an autistic actor, Atticus is a strong advocate for neurodiverse representation in entertainment. Atticus’s involvement is part of God’s Gang’s partnership with Spectrum Laboratory (Spec Labs), an organization dedicated to training and supporting neurodiverse artists in entertainment. This initiative underscores the series’ broader commitment to fostering real industry change.
Cathy McAuley, a veteran actor (Quantum Leap, Marsupilami) and Head of Spectrum Laboratory’s Voiceover Department, also joins the cast, further cementing God’s Gang’s reputation as a leader in authentic neurodiverse representation. Tyler Berman, an autistic professional actor and voiceover artist, is the new voiceover artist for the God’s Gang trailer.
The series hails from a group of creatives including creator Nimrod Avraham May, Emmy and Grammy award-winning head writer Rob Kutner, and series director Ehud Lansberg who is known for his work on Transformers. The team also worked with an inter-faith advisory board to ensure the most authentic representation of the religions on-screen.
Nimrod Avraham May, creator of the series, says, “We need to believe in love. And through God’s Gang we are spreading this message of compassion and tolerance. The new episodes are the result of so much passion for this cause from an exceptional cast of acting and production talent. There’s more to come from God’s Gang as we look to expand beyond the digital home and spread the message through new and exciting mediums.”
About GOD’S GANG
God’s Gang Ltd., based in Tel Aviv, Israel, is a privately held company that is a beacon of innovative storytelling and creation in today’s entertainment landscape. Led by creator and CEO Nimrod Avraham May, a former Disney Channels marketing executive (Jetix) and renowned Israeli tech investor and serial entrepreneur, the production company brings together an international team of acclaimed Emmy and Grammy Award-winning creatives to bring to life narratives that inspire, entertain, and unite people across the globe.
Inspiring global unity and positive change through captivating storytelling with mass audience appeal leading to mainstream entertainment. In a polarized world, God’s Gang is creating a future where Shared Values spark a universal movement towards Shared Connection – kindness, compassion, love and coexistence.
The company is committed to fostering cultural inclusion, promoting peace, and building unity through engaging comedic animated content. Avraham-May Productions is pioneering an industry-first interfaith council that ensures all animated content in GOD’S GANG is sensitivity-approved by experts of the faiths depicted. Interested parties can visit https://godsgang.com/
About Autism in Entertainment
Established in May 2022, the Autism In Entertainment Workgroup includes educators, professionals, and family members who believe that individuals on the autism spectrum can contribute in entertainment-related fields, including film, television, social media, and game design. The goal of Autism In Entertainment is to drive employment efforts in entertainment-related careers.
