Ant-Man and the Wasp Pitch Meeting - Revisited!
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2023
- Step back into the pitch meeting and revisit the completely factual accurate conversation hat led to Ant-Man and the Wasp! Complete with commentary from Ryan George who is now several years older!
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Ant-Man and the Wasp is Marvel’s first film to come out after the insanity that was Avengers: Infinity War just a few months ago. Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly, Michael Pena and Michael Douglas provide us with some pretty hilarious moments and action scenes in this sequel to 2015’s Ant-Man… just don’t think about it too much. The quantum realm is the latest plot tool that Marvel is throwing our way after the magical Vibranium in Black Panther and the millions of timelines in Infinity War. How did this movie come to be exactly? Step inside the pitch meeting that started it all. It’s super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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Please check back in several years from now for the "Ant-Man and the Wasp Revisit REVISIT", in which I'll reminisce about how my mic started to crap out on me while shooting this video.
Can't wait
Can't wait! I'll wake up every day and say "did he post it yet." I have full faith that you'll post it.
Lmao
And then do the revisit of the revisit of the revisit of the revisit.
@@pranavramesh2893 where he reminisces about how he reminisced about the microphone bugginess of this one while he was reminiscing on the first one
I don't know what's more unbelievable, the fact that I'm rewatching this Pitch Meeting for like the 50th time or the fact that its still as entertaining as the first time.
i watch em to fall asleep for like 2 yrs now (i rotate between south park, sunny, aqua teen and pitch meeting)
Lol same
Lol my neighbours upstairs probably know it by heart too
RIGHT??
@@FussyPickles I wonder if advertisers are aware of the value for money they're getting
I like how “Please stop asking me questions about the quantum realm” still applies to Quantumania
The movie that takes place completely in the Quantum Realm and it still makes zero sense
@@chaseray7321 You do know Feynman, don't you. :)
I really couldn't be happier that I'm the kind of person who misses details left and right, because unless a movie is particularly trash, I can watch it in its entirety and enjoy it without all that shit people get upset about.
It's perfect for the MCU, or at least most MCU movies and shows. Couldn't do it with She Hulk. That show was too awful to ignore its faults. It was kind of okay at first, but went downhill so fast and that ending was the *worst.*
The "using her finger to make her feel better" has me laughing and rolling for a while
I chocked on food when that line came up
I had the same reaction he did "oh? Oh..."
This is why none of us will ever lift Mjolnir!
@@gentblue Speak for yourself. My mjolnir was lifted when I heard that.
@@kanishkjaiswal5088 This one right here
I'm French and hearing Ryan speak French in his Canadian accent has brought me much joy
pareil ^^
I had no idea he was Canadian nor spoke French. As a lame single language English speaker in the USA, I admire your apparent ability to speak at least two languages!
@@blah2blah65 when i read that i thought you brought up your relationship status... i get it now.
La même
@@aidsdoh8286 Why would he?
“Punching bag” is such an accurate term for these generic, doesn’t-make-you-feel-bad-for-killing villains, I really appreciate these behind the screen thoughts as much as the main contents.
they should just do training scenes, show off abilities, let characters have room to fail cuz its not life or death wich raises the steaks when it actually is cuz its established that they can loose, and if you have 2 good guys practice fighting eachother that can factor into all sorts of character dynamics, its not groundbreaking on its own but it does deal with the faceless army of weak ass villains problem
Love your catch-phrases, I have integrated a few into my everyday conversations as well. For example, I'm a part time zipline guide in the summers and use "super easy, barely an inconvenience " when describing rescues to the guests. I can always tell by their reactions which ones are "pitch meeting " fans
Same, I thoroughly enjoy saying, "I've decided" after I make a statement, I've decided.
That must be such fun!!
thats actually so nice
Seeing the old ones again just reminds me how much these catchphrases have grown and just how perfect every bit of the new ones are.
Question: How did the whole thumbnail gag with the big eyes become thing? It's so "eye"conic and instantly recognisable, but it doesn't really have anything to do with a pitch meeting, so just curious what the story behind the idea was 😊
I was wondering that too!
The eyes have been bothering me
The eyes always bothered me to the point where I would purposefully not watch any pitch meetings even though they constantly showed up on my feed. I finally watched one and have not missed an episode since.
@@drewkroeker
No, she will be all eyes.
@@GoTechGeek Same! I remember watching pitch meeting for the first time and being caught off guard by how straightforward and funny it was
As a metropolitan french, hearing you suddenly slip into canadian french was NOT something I was prepared for, and I don't know that I shall ever recover. This is easily the most shocking thing I've learned about you in this series of more casual videos. 10/10 would be mentally scarred again.
Yeah that canadian accent is absolutely atrocious
Dude same! I was shocked. Coming from Quebec it was extremely weird hearing him speak like that.
Well, now we know that he could take the role of an Algerian mercenary in any MCU movie ^^
To Americans, Québécois sounds exotic and classy, but for us Europeans the reaction is more like "Eww dude, what's up with your accent? Stop getting French wrong!" Code-switching is cool though. The real revelation from that answer was that Ryan is engaged!! 😱
@@oliverraven I had heard French people disdained from anyone that didn't get their language perfectly correct down to the accent, but yikes! Guess I'm staying away from ever learning French.
I thoroughly enjoy these pitch meeting revisits. I love all the goofy characters Ryan is always playing, but it's also nice to see just him. He's a cool guy
I like how he seems to be just as goofy as his characters
I think Pitch Meeting is a pretty cool guy. Eh is barely an incovenience and doesnt afraid of anything.
what do you mean? These are all different people.
I’ll never stop saying how much I love this series and your humor, seeing the revisited is like the directors commentary no one knew they needed but so excited for future ones!
Having an excuse to watch all the pitch meetings all over again is tight!!!
Wait. You need an excuse for that? **Insert the kid from we’re the millers**
My biggest issue with this movie was how the lab wasn't completely and utterly trashed on the inside from being thrown around while small.
I was thinking the same thing lolll
Cause Comics.
Pym Particles.
Being thrown around while small is tight.
by the time they did this movie, did they completely ditch that whole "mass stays the same even when it's small" thing?
'Cause... building
Do you ever get any high level actors, or anything in the film indurstry to reach out and say they enjoy your content? Do you have any favorite actor/director etc you would like to meet? And is it harder or easier to do a pitch meeting on a movie you actually enjoy or dislike?
Love your stuff Ryan.
When Ptch Meeting got an upgrade, Simu Liu from Shang Chi was in on it. Check it out if you haven't already, it's great.
Now that I know he can speak French, Ryan is required to do a Pitch Meeting for Ratatouille
I’m from the thing you’re currently watching…what a great opening line!
Ryan is just genuinely an incredibly entertaining guy. He could probably tell me about his entire day and I'd be interested even if he did nothing 😂
This is basically NorthernLion's shtick.
You Son Of A Gun... I'm In.
Like his morning routine video ua-cam.com/video/KIKDCa2tcKI/v-deo.html
@@Nick-qx2no well if you’re in, I’m in
Question: I think your viewers would also like some behind the scenes / gag reels from the pitch meetings. Would you consider making a compilation of those?
Bloopers might be fun!
@@-Teague- He said there's no bloopers. He speaks his lines alone, and whenever he fumbles one, he just restarts immediately and then fixes it in editing.
@@Kumagoro42 yeah I saw the video yesterday
I love hearing you talk about writing and such. It reminds me that the pitch meetings show a lot of insight behind all those jokes. You are probably one only one I have seen being able to show a genuine criticism and feedback to a movie while packing it into comedy
I love how he just draws stuff while we’re watching the pitch meeting
I love these older pitch meetings when the writer and producer guys were more chill like they really couldn't care if the movie made any sense as long as it made them money.
I'm kind of a fan of Intelligent Producer Guy. He's like the Grey Hulk: Wants to make money AND have a consistent plot
The thing I noticed just now is that Janet got really lucky that she got entangled with Scott. Or did Scott get lucky that he got entangled to Janet? Imagine he got entangled with literally anyone else!
Also, it makes you even more sympathetic that you speak French! I love that language and I can see how switching back and forth between English and French mid-sentence could be confusing but also normal ^^
I really like your revisit videos. It is a great way to go back and watch your older pitch meetings and finding out about how your opinions changed on the films. I would really like to see you do more pitch meeting for the Pixar movies (the rest of the toy story films, turning red, luca, etc.). I have loved your other pixar movie pitch meeting and would like to see more. Keep making great content!
I love Rewatching pitch meetings with a hint of nostalgia. It’s Super easy, barely an inconvenience.
rewatching Pitch Meeting episodes with Ryan's commentary is tight.
Rewatching pitch meetings with a hint of nostalgia is tight!
I wish I was to
WOW
Wow wow wow...
Hey Ryan, I think I actually prefer the revisit format to the regular pitch meetings because we get a full pitch meeting plus some really interesting and funny commentary from you!
Question: Given your vast knowledge of movies and your ability to find the nonsense, have you ever been approached by a film or TV company to consult on the project? Or would you ever consider doing that?
Follow up question: would you ever consider making fan edits of the movies you critique? It's an entire thing with a whole community of editors out there doing amazing work.
Watching my favourite UA-cam comedian go full on French was amazing... you made it look super easy, barely an inconvenience!
This is the first time I've seen a pitch meeting with a candid follow up, and it was my favourite so far.
Great idea Ryan!
I fuckin love you dude. Your videos are this warm and cozy place I can come to any time and just know that I'll be entertained. Every single one of your videos has at least one moment where I laugh at something completely unexpected. I don't know how you do it. I can't not feel happy when I'm watching your stuff. I can't even imagine how hard it is to make all of these videos and have them always be fantastic. It's wild how much you've improved considering I already thought you were the best like 3 years ago. Mind blowing. Your timing and your editing and your writing and your performing are all impeccable. You're the best at what you're doing.
Absolutely agree! I hadn't really thought about it until you mentioned it but there really is such a comfy vibe to these videos, Ryan doesn't seem to have a single bone of malice in his delightful Canadian soul, so these videos just come across as such a pleasant experience
Fully agree! Light-hearted and pleasant, even when the humour is razor sharp and occasionally snarky (in a good way), it's impossible to not feel like you're watching a hug. If that makes sense!
Indeed Ryan, I love the pitch meetings, even though I've barely watched any of the films, and I'm also loving you look back at your old pitch meetings. In a difficult place in my life right now and your humour is keeping me going.
Keep up the good work (please I need it, no pressure 😀 )
Ryan's Drawings Of Bugs Never Cease To Amaze Me!!!
It's honestly incredible
I'm not convinced they're his originals. Might be duplicates of Picasso or maybe Van Goh?
I dunno. It kind of insects me.
(You already said "bugs"... you ruined my joke!!!)
Hey Ryan! Absolutely LOVE your videos, always looking forward to the new ones you post and love rewatching the older ones, every single one of them are great! I have a question for you, out of all the pitch meetings you’ve done, which one was your favorite to make? If you have a favorite lol. Thanks! Keep up the great work! 😊
As a french Canadian, hearing Ryan speak French was so wholesome!!
Been watching for years! Glad he's one of the good guys!
Have you seen a movie recently that was actually so good & engrossing that it ended and you found you actually just sat there enjoying the movie & not once thought of how to do a Pitch Meeting of it or is it just so engrained in you now that never happens?
Also, thank you for Pitch Meetings. You have no idea the joy they have brought to me and my family. It has gotten to the point that my 8-year-old son now makes up Pitch Meetings for imaginary movies he "makes".
Sounds like your son should be **making** movies.
@@timopper5488 He would agree with you! He has often laid out the storylines of the different series he is making.
@@CaptCutshaw
That is awesome!
Hey, Ryan, great idea with these revisits. Will you tell us about your recording process? Do you have it all hammered out in the script or do you find moments of improv in front of the camera? How often do you get it all in one take or make yourself laugh? Can we see some bloopers?
Bro bloopers would be cool
Just popping in to say I love this format. You explaining your thought process and providing your analysis on moviemaking is super interesting!
Hi Ryan! Really boring question here but I was wondering how long does it take you to write and film a pitch meeting? As in hours? I love this format!
Ça serait marrant qu'un jour on ait le droit à un Pitch Meeting sur un blockbuster francophone, pour faire découvrir tous les plots clichés que l'on a dans les productions francophones, à la manière des blockbusters hollywoodiens. Thanks for revisiting your old videos, always a pleasure to watch it again!
BON COP BAD COP PITCH MEETING !!! DO IT!!!
@@AlastarTehMaster J'adore Bon cop bad cop 😂
He should do producer guy en anglais and writer guy en Français
Ouiiiiiii!!! Ça serait parfait!!!!!! Un Pitche Meetingne lolll
Les québécois adorent donner des noms français aux films anglophones, ce serait donc "Réunion de synopsis" ! Catchy!
@@valentingloriod2693 Lolll pas facile à traduire... Pitch se traduit par présentation, meeting par réunion. Mais une réunion de présentation ça sonne mal loll. "Idée de scénario"? Pas très accrocheur non plus. Ah et merde, "Pitch Meeting: Édition Montréal!" Loll
I liked the few "mock interviews" you did with characters like the graphics designer or the martketer, any chance of those coming back some day? there were only a few before they dissapeared again.
Ah I liked them too, I still think about and laugh at the guy who ended every sentence by going to light a cigar. Such asshole vibes 😂
I had something I wanted to add to my comment on the last video.
While I still maintain that"Artemis Fowl" is your best Pitch Meeting ever, "Howard the Duck" is a close second.
There's just so many quotes and jokes in these two that are solid gold. I think you had finally gotten the art down pat and both these videos are legit works of art.
Would be awesome to see a shift of gears and for you to do a commentary on one of these videos from after you had already been making Pitches for a while!!
I find it awfully ironic that your "behind the scenes" recap videos are rapidly improving as your original Pitch Meeting videos have but in a much shorter timespan. Love the content for both :)
Except for the audio quality, bummer that his mic broke
Recycling old pitch meetings but keeping the videos interesting by adding commentary is tight!
I love this series so much! Ryan George is just naturally fun to listen to and I love the down-to-Earth feeling. Can’t wait for the next one 😁
First off, I love these revisited episodes, it's awesome to see the behind the camera process. I did have a question. The Screenwriter and Producer Guys have developed their own characters and personalities, but I was curious as to whether you draw inspiration for those guys from the actual filmmakers from the movie you're pitching (James Cameron or Kevin Feige for example) or if you just let the Guys be themselves?
Hey Ryan ! Love your work ! It's hilarious and absurd ! And thanks for sharing the process... I have always wanted to ask about it ! I have been wondering for years... How is one pitch meeting produced ? How is it made from A to Z ? What does screen rant ask ? How many times do you watch the movie ? Do you take notes ? How much time you need to write ? Edit ? Act and direct ? Really the nitty gritty behind the scenes stuff. Thank you so much !
I lived in West Quebec near the National Capital Region (the real one, not Quebec City), so seeing people switching back and forth between French and English in the middle of the sentence was definitely something I had some experience with. Except it was usually in a group with some francophones and some anglophones and some allophones, so it was super confusing, barely a conversation.
Hey Ryan, I have a question about your writing process. How do you decide when to take an absurdist turn in your comedy and when to play on expectations in more subdued ways? It's something I feel you excel at.
Thanks for continually putting out incredible content!
Hey Ryan, thank you for all the amazing content you make! Does having such a loving and wholesome fan community make it less intimidating to try new things when you're making pitch meetings? Also, have you ever considered pitch meetings for things like video games or other products?
These revisits are amazing 😂 I love your content and these just solidify WHY I love it.
Hey Ryan, I have a question - I love the increasingly more heightened personalities of the Reviewer and Producer Guys as the videos go on. What do you think when you are revisiting older pitch meetings? Did you notice how different they’ve become?
yeah like producer guy has become more cartoonish - with a bigger voice almost like he could be twirling a moustache every time he mentions money...
script writer guy has added more depth and charisma... overall their characters are much more suited for a skit I wuld say ryan has also become very comfortable in the roles, the jokes feel much more smooth and natural and just in general its an all round polished experience, which I guess you would expect after hundreds of episodes :)
Wait, you were going to be a bionuclear physicist? Did the real Ryan become one, make a bunch of clones, and the clones became the Ryanverse?!?! That would explain everything!
Hello Ryan, I really love all the content you make, a new pitch meeting or other video always makes me happy.
Question: what is up with the big eyes of the characters on the images of the pitch meetings?
Loving these new videos! Would you be willing to document the process of creating a pitch meeting? I always enjoy the "making of" style videos.
I definitely agree with your point about needing more emotional weight. It's something you even mentioned in the Quantumania PM, that our main characters not only get transferred to another dimension which was previously shown to be inescapable but also go up against a villain who is formidable enough to kill Thor, yet every single one of our heroes escape unscathed. It doesn't make sense for there to be no immediate consequences (Kang is a long term consequence). While things can be explained away (they can escape because they know more than they used to about the dimension, etc) it doesn't make sense that the entirety of the Pym family escapes alive and that Cassie is more or less the same person coming out of the film. The reason Infinity War hit so hard was because we saw our heroes lose. We need more of that moving forward
I wasn’t a fan of the ending to Infinity War. It seemed a cheap tacked on gimmick with us knowing that they would unkill the Avengers.
@@matityaloran9157 I would agree. If you consider Endgame, it cheapens IW. However if you consider IW to be the ending of the MCU, and act like nothing after it ever happened, the way the film ends would have people still talking about it today, IMO.
@@djofftheshit If Infinity War were the final movie with no follow-ups that would be (in my opinion) a terrible ending
@@matityaloran9157 Really? Why so?
@@djofftheshit I’m not a fan of the final conclusion being the villain 1) winning and 2) getting off scot free and ending with Infinity War ends with both of those things happening.
My brother and I have a habit of saying “wow, wow, wow…wow,” and “Because…that works!” to each other in everyday conversations because of these pitch meetings. Ryan you’re the best!
You and Eric Voss from New Rockstars are my fav youtubers. These revisiting clips are great, and i like hearing your behind the camera comments. “It was super easy, barely an inconvenience” is in my conversations at time, and people know who im referencing. You are known. But you’ve also changed the way I see the plots of movies, even new movies to me. Is that weird to you, to know you are changing the way people see plots of movies on their own?
I'm a big fan of these revisited videos, can't get enough hearing about the creative process and your passion behind it. Two questions, 1. Will you do a Walking Dead Pt. 2 pitch meeting? The later seasons need a Producer Guy commentary. 2. How to you go about getting permission to show clips of these movies in your videos? I would love to do more movie review videos but the copywrite claims make me nervous, is it hard logistically, does Screen Rant take care of it? FYI, Those last two questions don't count when I said I have 2 questions because they were part of the last question. Thanks again for making us laugh, looking forward to the next video.
Absolutely love seeing these little pieces of behind-the-scenes processes. And I just love seeing you in the context of a commentary video. It suits your personality.
Excited to see more of these. Keep up the good work. You're one of the best UA-camrs out here.
I don’t know what’s more unbelievable, the fact that I'm rewatching this pitch meeting or that I still haven't seen the actual movie.
Lol did you just copy someone else's comment and change it slightly?
I think they're both almost equally unbelievable. Lol
I don’t know what’s more unbelievable, the fact that you bothered to do this or the fact that you changed the bit about it being as entertaining as the first time
Oh my God, that's crazy! You should definitely do a Pitch Meeting in French! Or French-switch-English-switch-French. There must be a french movie somewhere!
You put a smile on my face every video I watch! Thank you!!
I'm enjoying these videos. Ryan, I think youve been doing these long enough and have perfected the format to a point that it doesnt seem like so self-serving to do videos like this. A lot of your fans are genuinely interested in the behind the scenes stuff and your whole process.
Im interested in hearing more about how you are able to put these scripts together so quickly and efficiently. How many times to you need to watch a movie (especially one still in theater) before you get everything you need? Do you have kind of a formula or pattern to look out for when watching a movie and building your jokes? It seems like you have a very good knowledge of film making and story telling. Do you have any background in literature or film making?
Thanks!
Enjoying pitch meetings is super easy, barely an inconvenience
Oh really
You said the thing he said. That is always a good way to be clever.
@@youtubegarbage7876 mostly just trying to support the channel by liking and commenting on the video
3:36 its actually, 'how so?' this time.....
these are great because now I can watch both the original and then the original + commentary from Ryan George, it's perfect! yes I will watch both videos
Antoher great video, thank you! I always love reading the comments for your videos because, like you have said, your fans are really great. What is it like to meet a fan IRL? Does it happen often?
You could answer any one of these questions with memes and jokes, and while your responses are entertaining, they are super honest and not sarcastic at all. I'm a huge fan Ryan, and am loving this new format!
My favorite thing about the Pym building is... aren't they worried about all the stuff inside the building fall all over the place when they tilt it 30+ degrees like luggage to wheel around? Imagine if your house was leaning 30 degrees or being tossed to and fro!
Thanks, Ryan.
I Love your classic video format, as well as thus re-visited format.
Tell
Thank you for doing this! Where did the Ad-stronaut bit come from? And do you use a tracking gimbal for your head or you composite as a sprite in a compositor and move it in the tilting motion?
I really enjoyed this! Seeing you revisit an old pitch meeting in light of sequels and new information brings up some really neat points, and I think you should definitely do this more as new movies keep coming out
Merci pour les bons sketchs, Ryan. Thank you for the good sketches, Ryan.
Hey Ryan. Thanks for having me furiously checking my headphones for issues with a few of those edits and the static in them. It took much longer than it should have before I just replayed the video and caught it. Well played sir.
Hello Ryan! How many times do you usually have to watch a film to come up with your final pitch meeting skit? I’m impressed at how fast you are sometimes to release them given that the film was just released and ‘only’ accessible in cinemas. Also, when will we get the Mummy trilogy or even Titanic? Been watching you for years now and loving it all!
SECONDING A TITANIC REQUEST a Titanic pitch would be amazing.
Can’t wait for Ryan to finally revisit Quantumania. That video changed my life when I watched it so many years ago
Can't wait for you to watch the quantumania revisit! That one was a straight classic back the day
Quantumania was cool but I thought Avengers Kang Dynasty was 🔥. Looking forward to that revisit.
@Overhalled my all time favorite was the pitch meeting revisit of Avengers: Cataclysm! Can't believe it's been a decade already
Hi Ryan. I am very very tired today. Your videos are great so thank you for all the hard work you put into them. I do have a question this time: when you record the characters, if you've already done some for one character do you listen to it as you go or just go off a script and then see how it all sounds when you put it together? I'm curious because your timing with yourself is so perfect in these it legitimately sounds like listening to 2 different people have a conversation.
7:38 I just imagine Ryan throwing out a “whoopsy” or “wowowowow” at comedically inappropriate times with his partner. 😅
Love these videos! Ryan is basically UA-cam Midas; everything he touches turns to gold (play button plaques)...
But I'd be remiss if I didn't ask a question, so here goes: Do you have a movie that you'd like to do a pitch meeting for, but thought maybe it wasn't popular enough and no one would get any of the references?
(Because... I really want you to do Varsity Blues if I'm being honest.)
These revisits are an enjoyable watch. I didn't know I needed BTS Ryan in my life, but it turns out I did
I love how Hank's arc is just becoming a friendly grandpa that likes ants
Love your vids. This is spot on. When I saw the trailer for Quantum with the heavy Elton John song, I thought it would be a seriously deep story with consequences. Was actually excited for something different, but then I watched reviews and was let down. Sadly, I am not much into these movies much. Will always watch your vids for sure. Thank you
Bonjour bonjour !
Puisque je vois que je peux poster un commentaire un français je ne perds pas l'occasion de le faire et de vous féliciter au passage pour toutes ces années et ces centaines de vidéos (que je pense avoir toutes vues, toutes avec plaisir!) !!
Bon courage pour les centaines d'autres à venir?
Which bring me to the potential question: if you look forward in the future, do you think you can continue to do these for inasmuch time passed since you began at least, or even more, and still have fun doing it? (because I imagine having fun doing this is kind of the condition for you to continue - even if we do have a lot of fun watching them, it would not be sufficient if it was unidirectional)
Thanks for all the work and the laughs :)
Hi Ryan! I think all your videos are very entertaining and funny. They always help me fall asleep when I binge watch them (is that a compliment?). I can see you and your channels being very successful because of how funny and likeable your personality is! 👍
I love your work so much Ryan! I still remember how happy I was when I found out you did other videos besides pitch meetings! Love your French! Go Tim Hortons. Thank you for sharing more of yourself with us
would you ever do a Q&A live stream? I'd love to hear more about how you worked your way into where you are now in life. Also i love your pitch meetings and your "first" videos on your other channel, keep up to great work!
Love the Q&A and after thoughts at the end and what I brilliant way to get your past content onto your channel
"Gonna make her feel good using those fingers... Not like that!"
"Oh."
Beautiful dialogue
It really is 🤣☠️
Hey Ryan I was curious if when you worked with screen rant did you have someone on their team edit the video and help you write lines and now you're doing everything yourself or have you always done all of it yourself? The humor and quality has always been top notch it's crazy to think how you manage that incredible work load amount while also doing the ryan george channel. Thanks for the many laughs stay awesome
I love this content, the more one-on-one direct stuff.
I have a question: Are you ever tempted the write one of the recurring jokes from one channel into a video for the other?
The Game of Thrones Season 8 Pitch Meeting video you did was the first time I ever became aware of your content, and even at the time of release it had me in stitches even though the disappointment of the season was in full swing for everyone. Is that kind of Pitch Meeting more or less easy to create seeing as it's subject matter is so disliked by so many, or is that a much simpler task? I love your content man, keep doing what you're doing 👍
I love these. I would love to know what little details in the background were the most fun to add in and change for each setting.
It was really cool to see you talk about your opinions on marvel at the the and also about your life. Keep on making quality content, see ya in the next pitch meeting.
Hey Ryan! So me and my roommate love your content, so much so that we even look forward to the new adstronaut skit. Related to that, I really liked the ends of the recent pitch meetings where you don't really do the "call to action" anymore. "If you wanna see more Pitch Meetings, I don't know how to help you with that." was such an unexpected curveball.
Now my question is: Did you need to fight the people at screen rant for them to be on board with that, or do you like have full creative control of the Pitch Meetings or what's up? Thanks! Love you bye
You know that recent "Thank you Canada" commercial that aired during the superbowl? Ryan should have been added to the list of things we're grateful to Canada for.
Hy there hello, watching you all the way from Romania, I was always curious about something. What would you say was the most difficult character to sketch out and perfect? And how exactly do you come up with the different personalities for all the characters in your sketches? Thank you for everything that you do and always make sure it's super easy, barely an inconvenience
Fascinating stuff, loved this! Also my mind is blown, as an English man our education in languages is as terrible as our teeth. Some would argue even my English is rubbish but how you guys swap back and forth between two or more languages is like a super power to me.
I am enjoying these retrospectives. I was a little skeptical at first, but you've won over :) Thanks!
Love the Pitch Meeting. Love your insights. More, Ryan, and other Ryan.
Question: Have you ever made a pitch meeting and then scrapped it because you didn’t like how it turned out? Keep up the good work! Love your pitch meetings and the stuff on your other channel!
Loving this series so much, I hope the drawings get more recognition in future instalments, truly an artists work.
Hey, Ryan! Your content is awesome, and I'm loving these deep dives into earlier Pitch Meetings. Have there been any movies that you've "Pitched" a skit for and was denied? Any movies you've tried to write for but couldn't quite nail down? Thanks. Keep making content, and I'll keep laughing at it.
Hi Ryan, love your stuff! Do you write out scripts or is your "pitch meeting" process more organic like... mind maps or ad lib with just a few notes written down?