Television

WORK

Whether it’s a sitcom, an animated series or a live event, Ryan’s writing joins together humor, high energy, and heart to create storytelling with big laughs and unforgettable moments.

CBS STUDIOS

After the successful run of Modern Family, Ryan signed an exclusive overall deal with CBS Television to develop, write, and produce I.P.-based and original series for the studio.

This allowed Ryan to pitch to major production companies, studios, networks, and streaming services, both domestic and international, selling a show every year of his deal.

2020 - 2024

DINNER WITH THE PARENTS

2023

As a co-executive producer of the series Ryan helped write and produce this irreverant, hard funny remake of the beloved British series Friday Night Dinner.

Our U.S.-based writers room worked in conjunction with the British production house Big Talk to implement an international production model in order to bring this hilarious series to life for Amazon Freevee.

Ryan worked as a writer and producer on the Emmy®-award winning sitcom for five seasons helping to create some of TV’s most memorable moments.

For over a hundred episodes his work included pitching and developing in-depth storylines and seasonal arcs. In the execution of writing and producing his own episodes, he was responsible for casting, collaborating with production department heads, directors, and talent, as well as editing the episodes to meet airdate deadlines.

Modern Family

2015 - 2020

Scripps National spelling bee

2013 - 2015

Ryan had the honor of being one of the head writers for the National Spelling Bee. Any time a contestant would ask, “Could I have that in a sentence?” the head pronouncer would offer up a funny sentence written by Ryan. In conjunction with the broadcast on ESPN, Ryan was charged with writing material live for competition.

new yorker daily shouts

Ryan has written pieces for the magazine’s Daily Shouts comedy section.

You can check them out here! and here!

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