Social media actress Mary Goreti, popularly known as Mama Ryan, has offered a glimpse into the work and financial commitment that goes into producing her comedy content.
Speaking during an interview hosted by Masawe, the actress explained that creating skits involves more than simply coming up with funny ideas and recording them.
Goreti revealed that the house they use for filming belongs to them, meaning they also take responsibility for the expenses that come with producing their content.
She explained that they invest their own money and time into the process, including paying for camera operators and other production needs.
The actress noted that producing content requires commitment, as they have to dedicate resources to ensure their videos are completed.

Working with Mbalamwezi
Goreti also spoke about her working relationship with Mbalamwezi, whom she described as a longtime friend.
She revealed that the two came together with the intention of creating something bigger through their content.
Their collaboration has been part of their journey in producing entertainment for their growing online audience.
Unlike productions that rely on fully written scripts, Goreti explained that their approach involves having a background idea of what they want to act out.
They then build their performances around that idea rather than following detailed scripts.
The pressure of creating content without scripts
The actress admitted that this style of production comes with its own challenges.

Without fully written scripts, there is little room for mistakes, meaning those involved have to understand the concept and deliver their performances as expected.
She also highlighted the time and effort required to put together their videos, pointing out that the work behind the scenes is not always obvious to viewers.
Despite the challenges, Goreti continues to create content for her audience across different social media platforms.
She also used the opportunity to appreciate her fans for supporting her work and mentioned an upcoming event in Baringo.