Hall created his four-part YouTube comedy series, "Sorry, Charlie," in January 2020 when he was still a student at Northwestern, according to People. He also wrote and directed it alongside his friend and former classmate Jack Price. Additionally, Hall's parents, who he said "have a ton of experience writing and reading scripts," helped with "Sorry, Charlie"'s writing process. The actor told People he'd been creating videos since he was a kid but called his web series his "most official" project at that time.