Welcome to Sequel Pitch!

Hi, welcome to Sequel Pitch! We're a new podcast where four friends watch a movie that doesn't have a sequel yet, give it a review, then have a contest to see who can pitch the best idea for a follow-up movie.

Our first episode, pitching sequels to 1986's Labyrinth, is releasing on Friday 19 February, so subscribe to get it in your feed as soon as it drops!

Find us on twitter @SequelPitch and Instagram as sequelpitchpodcast, we'd love to hear from you

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About the Podcast

Sequel Pitch

Film fanatics pitch sequels for movies that don't have them in a battle for supremacy!

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About your hosts

Drew Toynbee

Drew is a freelance content creator from the UK, creating audio and video content for audiobooks, podcasts, social media and documentaries for sectors from Weddings to the Space Industry.

When he's not working, you can find him spending time with his family and pets, doing DIY, watching movies, playing Dungeons & Dragons or videogames, or dabbling in a bit of music.

If you need a podcast editor or producer, find more information at drewtoynbee.com

Ross Harmston

Ross is a geek that loves DnD, video games, board games, wrestling and of course he is a huge movie buff. He is a proud member of Sequel Pitch and also The Danger Club an actual play Pathfinder RPG show.

Matt Rushton

Matt is an actor, gamer, and wannabe Viking. He has used lockdown as the perfect excuse to keep growing his hair!

His favourite way to spend time is through some form of escapism - be that acting, playing an assortment of different characters in Dungeons & Dragons or video games, or simply immersing himself in characters’ lives playing out in movies & TV shows.

He apparently enjoys these even more when he gets to share the experience with his fellow Pitchers!

Andy Henry

It all started on a cold February morning in 1989, suddenly he was born.

Since then, Andy has loved nothing more than watching movies. He was a film extra when he was younger and now writes, acts and directs his own short films.

He's also a gamer; not a great one but he has a go. He gets too carried away when playing Dungeons and Dragons and is training for next years world Thumb War championship with his gladiator, Donald Thumbp.