Rooster Teeth — the studio behind animated web series ... platform’s classic shows,” a “reimagining” of Burns’ first film ...

Rooster Teeth, based in Austin since its inception, was an internet video pioneer. RT’s first viral video came in 2003, with “Red vs Blue,” an animated comedy series that popularized machinima.

Rooster Teeth, known for producing comedic web series such as “Red vs. Blue,” is shutting down, another casualty as digital media companies struggle to gain large enough followings and revenue ...

With those massive time demands off the shoulders of the RT team, Levin said that the plan is now to concentrate on its subscription platform, Rooster Teeth FIRST. He made it clear that increasing ...

In his memo, Levin spotlighted the legacy of Rooster Teeth. “We set a standard for what a digital-first brand could be,” he said. “We boldly took our content beyond screens and into communit ...

The last few years have seen cost cutting efforts. When Rooster Teeth first merged with Full Screen in 2014, it had around 75 employees. Soon after Otter bought them in 2018, that number rose to ...

Since our founders created and uploaded their first video on the then-called World Wide Web in 2003, Rooster Teeth has been a source of creativity, laughter, and lasting innovation in the wildly ...

Blue, and more. When Rooster Teeth first opened in 2003, the company was able to make a name for itself with Red Vs. Blue, the surreal series that used assets from the Halo video game series to ...

Founded in 2003, Rooster Teeth started as a web series for the machinima Halo series Red vs. Blue before becoming one of the first early YouTube-era production companies to create a direct-to ...

51st St. — first confirmed its impending closure in a letter to staff. In that staff message, Rooster Teeth’s general manager Jordan Levin attributed the shutdown to “challenges facing ...