Rooster Teeth is biting the dust after more than two decades. Parent company Warner Bros. Discovery, after unsuccessful attempts to sell the unprofitable fandom, gaming and comedy entertainment ...

The series will be exclusive to Rooster Teeth's streaming service, which has racked up more than 250,000 subscribers since launching in 2016. gen:Lock will also be co-produced by Jordan's ...

Rooster Teeth, owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, is one of a number of digital studios that gained traction during the rise of web-based video and YouTube, including Maker Studios, ...

Rooster Teeth Shutting Down After Two Decades, Is Looking To Sell-Off Red Vs. Blue. Parent company Warner Bros. Discovery is pulling the plug. By Cameron Koch on March 6, 2024 at 11:45AM PST.

Rooster Teeth — the studio behind animated web series such as RWBY, Red vs. Blue, and Gen:Lock — seemed like it was shuttering for good last year. The company announced that it was winding ...

Warner Bros. pulled the plug on Rooster Teeth in 2024, after 21 years of operation. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It was ...

Rooster Teeth had previously been acquired by AT&T back in 2021, followed by Warner Bros. Discovery in 2022. The production company eventually closed shop in March 2024, leading to the layoffs of ...

Burns left Rooster Teeth in 2020 and moved to Scotland with his family, but founded Box Canyon in 2023. The company is most well-known for its "Morning Somewhere" podcast.

Rooster Teeth was founded in "a garage in Buda, TX." It became a quick success due to "Red vs. Blue," its action-comedy machinima series that uses footage from the game "Halo." ...

Rooster Teeth was founded in Austin in 2003 and became a pioneer in online content, going viral with videos such as the early versions of Red vs. Blue, which was made using the video game series Halo.

Rooster Teeth Productions is laying off 133 in-person and remote employees and shuttering operations in Austin later this year, according to a notice the Texas Workforce Commission shared with KXAN… ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin-based production company Rooster Teeth, which closed its doors last year, could be returning after co-founder Burnie Burns announced Wednesday he’s reacquired the brand.