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Story Kitchen, LLC
Story Kitchen
Company typePrivate
IndustryMotion picture
FoundedOctober 7, 2022; 3 years ago (October 7, 2022)
Founder
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
,
United States
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
  • Dmitri M. Johnson
  • Michael Lawrence Goldberg
  • Timothy I. Stevenson
  • Elena Sandoval
Services
Websitestory-kitchen.com

Story Kitchen, LLC,[1] doing business as Story Kitchen, is an American independent film and television production company founded in October 2022 by Dmitri M. Johnson and Michael Lawrence Goldberg, former founders of dj2 Entertainment.[2][3][4][5]

History

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Story Kitchen is primarily referenced as the production company working alongside the videogame studio, Crystal Dynamics, to adapt Tomb Raider's heroine, Lara Croft, into both television and film. In addition to Tomb Raider, Story Kitchen has announced partnerships to adapt additional videogames into film and television, ranging from the Indies (i.e., Reikon's Ruiner with Universal Pictures), to AA games (i.e., Sloclap's SIFU with Netflix), and AAA games (i.e., Square Enix's Just Cause with Universal Pictures).

The anime scripted drama television show, Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, was first announced in 2021[6], followed up with the casting announcement of Hayley Atwell to voice Lara Croft.[7]

Season one premiered in 2024 and the second season premiered in 2025.[8]

In 2022, the Tomb Raider live-action film rights reverted from MGM, back to Crystal Dynamics, alongside Square Enix (as Square Enix owned the IP until the Embracer Group sale later that year).[9]

Post MGM reversion, it was incorrectly reported that Graham King, via his production company banner, GK Films, controlled the adaptation rights for film and television.[10][11] It was later clarified that Story Kitchen, not GK Films, had partnered with Crystal Dynamics to set the live-action television series, games, and feature films, with Amazon MGM.[12]

In 2024, a series order was announced by Amazon MGM, with Phoebe Waller-Bridge writing, executive producing, and showrunning,[13] and in 2025, it was announced that Sophie Turner was playing Lara Croft, Chad Hodge was now co-showrunning alongside Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and a production start date of January 19, 2026, had been confirmed.[14]

In addition, they announced their first UGC game (i.e., Roblox's Grow a Garden) to adapt.

Story Kitchen currently has a television first-look deal with Amazon MGM Studios as well as an animated film first-look deal with DreamWorks Animation.[15]

In 2025, Story Kitchen renewed their first-look television deal with Amazon MGM Studios (until September 2028).[16]

Filmography

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Film

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Title Release date Based on Co-producers Distributor(s)
Sonic the Hedgehog 2020 Sonic the Hedgehog
by Sega 		Sega Sammy Group
Original Film
Marza Animation Planet
Blur Studio 		Paramount Pictures
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 2022
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 2024
Just Cause[17] TBA Just Cause
by Avalanche Studios 		87North Productions Universal Pictures
Ruiner[18] Ruiner
by Reikon Games 		87North Productions
Oddball Entertainment
Shinobi[19][20] Shinobi
by Sega 		Sega Sammy Group
Marc Platt Productions
Streets of Rage[21][22] Streets of Rage
by Sega 		Sega Sammy Group
Escape Artists 		Lionsgate
The House of the Dead[23] The House of the Dead
by Sega 		Sega Sammy Group
Impact Pictures
Kingmakers[24] Kingmakers
by Redemption Road Games 		21 Laps Entertainment Netflix
Sifu[25] Sifu
by Slocap 		87North Productions
It Takes Two[26][27][28] It Takes Two
by Hazelight Studios 		Hazelight Studios
Seven Bucks Productions 		Amazon MGM Studios
Split Fiction[29] Split Fiction
by Hazelight Studios 		Hazelight Studios
Electric Somewhere
Teddy Ruxpin[30] Teddy Ruxpin
by Ken Forsse 		Seven Bucks Productions
ToeJam & Earl[31] ToeJam & Earl
by Johnson Voorsanger Productions 		Unanimous Media
Sleeping Dogs[32] Sleeping Dogs
by United Front Games 		Original Film TBA
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33[33] Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
by Sandfall Interactive 		Sandfall Interactive
Grow a Garden[34] Grow a Garden
by BMWLux
Splitting Point Studios
DoBig Studios 		JB Pictures
Moonrock
Slime Rancher[35] Slime Rancher
by Monomi Park 		Monomi Park
Toys "R" Us[36] Toys "R" Us
by Charles Lazarus 		Toys "R" Us Studios

Television

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Title First release Last release Based on Co-producers Distributor(s)
Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft[37] 2024 2025 Tomb Raider
by Crystal Dynamics 		Legendary Television
Crystal Dynamics
Panda Burrow
Powerhouse Animation Studios 		Netflix
Tomb Raider[38][39][40][41] TBA Legendary Television
Crystal Dynamics
Amazon MGM Studios 		Prime Video
Life is Strange[42] Life Is Strange
by Don't Nod 		Square Enix
LuckyChap Entertainment
Amazon MGM Studios
My Friend Pedro[43] My Friend Pedro
by DeadToast Entertainment 		Legendary Television
87North Productions 		TBA

Scrapped projects

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References

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