Rooster Teeth and WarnerMedia Access have joined forces to launch the Rooster Teeth Digital Creators Program, a new initiative to develop emerging content creators with the goal of increasing ...

Rooster Teeth, an animation, comedy and gaming studio owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, is calling it quits after 21 years of operation.

Rooster Teeth is celebrating its 20th year as a leading digital content platform with roots among the first-ever viral video creators online with “Red vs. Blue” in 2003.

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, Fullscreen and ...

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 was founded in 2003 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." ...

The Rooster Teeth Digital Creators Program will last three months, with two months of digital mentorship and training, followed by a one-month apprenticeship in Austin, Texas, at Rooster Teeth’s ...

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 is also creating a second season of Gen: Lock, moving the sci-fi animation series from its own platform to corporate cousin HBO Max, the recently launched subscription service.

Rooster Teeth, for the first time in its 16-year history, has made a broad cutback in its workforce — laying off 13% of its employees, or about 50 staffers. The layoffs at Rooster Teeth, the sci ...

After Rooster Teeth submits gen:LOCK for Emmy consideration, it's going to be a long few weeks before nominations are announced on July 16. The full first season of gen:LOCK is now available to ...

Rooster Teeth had been operating at a loss for the better part of a decade, and it has gone through numerous owners in that time before becoming absorbed by WarnerMedia, now Warner Bros. Discovery.