Rooster Teeth Productions
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Rooster Teeth Productions is a production group that specializes in the creation of machinima, or films created using real-time, interactive engines from computer and video games. They are best known for the creation of Red vs. Blue which led to the creation of Reconstruction, the miniseries Relocated and Recreation. The name originates from a common insult in Red vs Blue, "cockbite." As such, the company logo consists of a silhouette of a rooster and a wind up chattering-teeth toy.
History
In 2006, Rooster Teeth Productions formed its own webcomic series, Rooster Teeth Comics. The strip portrays the staff members in humorous situations often relating to real life events in the lives of the staff, or other widely recognized current events. It is drawn by Luke Mckay, a Rooster Teeth employee, and written by Griffon Ramsey, the wife of Geoff Ramsey.
In late 2007, Rooster Teeth created a Halo 3 multiplayer gametype called Grifball, played on the maps Foundry and Sandbox. Bungie has included the gametype in Double EXP Weekends in Halo 3. Rooster Teeth has organized an official Grifball league.
Projects
Halo Based
- Red vs Blue - the original series.
- Out of Mind - A miniseries in between season 4 and season 5 of Red vs. Blue.
- Recovery One - A miniseries expanding on what occurred in Out of Mind.
- Reconstruction - A sequel that connects the Out of Mind/Recovery One plotline with the Red vs Blue plotline just after the end of Episode 100 of Red vs Blue.
- Relocated - A miniseries which is after the end of Reconstruction and before Recreation.
- Recreation - The new series after Reconstruction and Relocated. This is the current series.
Non-Halo Based
- The Strangerhood
- 1800-Magic
- Stroyent Commercials
- Achievement Hunter
- Rooster Teeth Shorts
- Captain Dynamic
Trivia
Miscellaneous
- Rooster Teeth staff made an appearance by voice acting for Halo 3. See Password-Lacking Marine for more.
References
- If you zoom on a Warthog tire, you will see the word "PUMA" on the tire. This is a reference to an early episode of Red vs Blue where Sarge and Grif were arguing whether to call the LRV a Warthog because of the "tusks" at the front or a Puma because it looks like a cat.
- In Halo 2's Turf multiplayer map, you can find two soda machines. One has a picture of a rooster with a blue silhouette on it, the other has teeth with a red and green silhouette. One of them is near the tent and the other is in the "warehouse", the room with the swing doors. This Easter Egg is referenced in an Easter Egg from the season five DVD in which Church shows Doc the logo. Despite Church's many hints to Doc, he never gets it and just thinks that it says "Soda pop".
