Super Deluxe

Super Deluxe was a Turner Broadcasting-owned omni-platform digital entertainment studio based in Downtown Los Angeles, operating independently as a division of Turner. Originally launched in 2007 as a digital comedy website, it was relaunched in late 2015 under founder and president Wolfgang Hammer with a focus on short-form online video, political satire, animation, and music videos targeted at 18–34 year-olds across social platforms. The studio expanded into longer-form television and film production, co-producing Netflix's 'Chambers,' Sundance Now's 'This Close,' and other projects. Turner shut down Super Deluxe on October 19, 2018, citing duplication with other WarnerMedia lines of business; in August 2019, Fullscreen acquired its digital assets and rebranded the YouTube channel as 'Tatered.'