Ryan Kelly, founder of BookedSolid.
After film school, I worked in editing at VICE and CollegeHumor. I also made comedy sketches outside work. One led to a job at Warner Media and HBO.
Our “Sheriff Smokes Weed” sketch passed 30 million organic views within weeks. Snoop Dogg shared it. He won’t be joining our call.
Comedy taught me to earn attention from the first few seconds. With your firm, we’ll start with a question your clients care about. Give them a reason to stay, then make it worth their time.
In 2017, my wife Angelica and I started You Brew Kombucha. She knew how to brew. I helped make each step clear on video.
Those steps still help people who are making their first batch today. We haven't posted a new video since June 2024. The channel still gained 1,464 subscribers in 90 days this summer.
Your expertise has that same use. Someone new is facing a problem you've explained a hundred times. Through video, they hear from you while you're busy helping someone else.
You Brew Kombucha, 2017
Angelica taught. I helped plan, light, and edit the first set.
At Fullscreen, I wrote and directed Hot Wheels stories. We gave cars names and made them heroes or villains. Across 46 episodes, the work earned over 270 million organic views.
This required a lot of grown adults on their knees, pushing cars around.
I learned to plan the story and the shoot together. Keeping people watching takes care. So does getting the work done. I’ll bring that plan to your video so you can focus on the answer.
Hot Wheels: Draven Strikes Gold, 2019
From the Hot Wheels series I wrote and directed with the Fullscreen team.
In 2020, I started taking on work through my company, WOAH. I got to hear what each client wanted from the work.
After we had our first child, I worked with Ready. Set. Food! We gave babies an interpreter and let them explain themselves.
Across more than 40 episodes, the series earned over 13 million organic views and 400,000 shares. In this episode, the baby would prefer Mom.
The work started with things parents knew too well. For your firm, that could be a worry you hear on calls. A useful answer starts with knowing why someone asked.
Ready. Set. Food! Baby Interpreter, 2024
Work from my team at WOAH. Published January 2024.
At Fran Drescher's house in Malibu
launching her TikTok
For Anvil, we made an ad about too many software tools. The binder was too big to fit through a door. Even software buyers have a sense of humor.
That’s useful for law, too. An example can make a hard idea clear. I’ll help you find those examples.
I helped make a set of videos for Terminix’s YouTube channel. In this video from 2026, a termite expert explains what to look for. She shows what the damage looks like, using real pieces of wood.
That’s the work I’d bring to your firm. You know the subject. I help make it clear to someone facing it for the first time. They get help before they call.
Terminix: 5 Warning Signs You Have Termites
Published on Terminix’s YouTube channel, February 2026.
We now have two kids. I want less time in airports and more at home.
And I want to make work that helps people. Your clients need clear answers before they choose who to trust. A video lets them hear how you think before they call.
I haven’t worked with a lawyer yet. But I know how to earn attention with a story. You’ll check the law and approve the edit. I’ll shape the story and handle the edit myself.
Your first one is free. We’ll spend 20 minutes on a video call. You record on your phone. I’ll help you answer a question your clients ask.
You get to judge the work and choose whether to post it.