Pitching a Show

Super excited for you all to see what the teams been cooking up for the last two years! 🐊 🍞

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[TheAMaazing]

yeah ok but does the netflix show talk about the book that you made as a kid?

[Awesomemay]

this man went from making storytimes on sandwiches to now a full netflix show its insane

[RyanGeorge]

Pitching a show is super easy, barely an inconvenience

[iloveyousteve]

Listening to this audio, I was able to picture James reading the script trying to flip through pages as quietly as possible. That's a weird thought I had

[Ididathing]

I beat you at boxing but you have a netflix win

[kekeflipnote]

Once again, Congratulations! It's really inspiring to see all the way you came along!

[joakimwolff]

It’s amazing how this man went from making animations alone in his room, to having his own Netflix show. Truly amazing.

[williamflahive]

17 years old, having ideas to write a screenplay for a TV show. My dream is to go to Netflix and either work/pitch this idea to them, and your advice in this video has really helped show that anyone with the dedication to work hard can accomplish anything. Might come back to this next year to see how well I did idk, depends how well this does.

EDIT:
So, it's exactly a year later, and I'm posting an update to let people know how things have come along. I'm about 20 months now into writing the novelisation of my ideas, and hopefully it'll be out by the time I do the next update in 2024. I've also nailed down lots of bits and pieces for character development and how the plot for the pitch flows across detailed episode lengths and descriptions. I'm also currently studying Film and Media in university anyway so I can learn valuable tips and tricks for moving ahead in the future, but so far it's not been bad for a year's progress. Thanks for the love and support, and good luck to everyone else who's got other projects too. Don't give up, you will get there with time and patience.

[Pippalam]

From a teen doing comics to a show on Netflix is insane

[the_UF]

The story of how Stephen Hillenburg got Spongebob picked up is so captivating. A marine biologist who turned a little comic strip called the intertidal zone, realized art was his true passion, created an entirely new world from that comic book, and pitched his show in a hawaiian get-up, ukulele, and a conch shell that played the theme song.

[angeb]

This man went from an animator, to a business man

[mmk]

James created a cartoon show and now Jaiden will create an anime

[candiedcorn]

It's pretty crazy knowing that James went from talking about a book to a WHOLE show

[kmraju]

i feel proud of how he went from a trilogy of sooubway to a netflix show

[MrNoob]

Bro went from makin’ comics to having a entire show. He really accomplished a lot of things the past few years

[randomnessanimation]

You’ve made it so far in YouTube and you’ve got your own show!
We are all so proud of you!

[mariellarios]

can we just realize how fricking smooth his animation has gotten over time

[heyindiegamer]

7:30 - 7:37
This statement definitely hits home when you think about how Phineas and Ferb was turned down, because everyone thought it will be 'too complicated', but 10 years later it was finally picked up by Disney, and it was a HUGE hit.

[LargePoopShart]

this all started from a teenager making comics into a literal show, it’s phenomenal

[froggi]

This man is the definition of progress.
He started out from making comics, to animations, to A WHOLE SHOW
Good job james!