that in the meanwhile, content would continue to be released independently by the Smosh team. The cast clarified that they still had a significant amount of content from before Defy Media's shutdown in post-production. They also did not rule out the possibility of filming new content and releasing it independently, calling such an idea "old school", alluding to YouTube's early days when content was less commercialized. On February 22, 2019, Mythical Entertainment acquired Smosh. This led to changes in the Smosh casts and crews, with some former members returning, while others have departed. Smosh is currently operating out of Mythical Entertainment's Los Angeles office. Members Current Main members Ian Hecox – Smosh (2005–present), Smosh Pit (2006–present), Smosh Games (2012–present) Courtney Miller – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2015–present), Smosh Games (2019–present) Shayne Topp – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2015–present), Smosh Games (2017–present) Damien Haas – Smosh (2019–present), Smosh Pit (2018–present), Smosh Games (2017–present) Recurring members Keith Leak Jr. – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2015–present) Olivia Sui – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2015–present) Noah Grossman – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2015–present) Kimmy Jimenez – Smosh (2018–present), Smosh Pit (2019–present), Smosh Games (2019–present) Jacklyn Uweh – Smosh (2019–present), Smosh Pit (2020–present) Spencer Agnew – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2021–present), Smosh Games (2020–present) Tommy Bowe – Smosh, Smosh Pit (2019–present), Smosh Games (2018–present) Amanda Lehan-Canto – Smosh (2020–present), Smosh Pit (2022–present) Former Anthony Padilla – Smosh (2002–2017), Smosh Pit (2006–2017), Smosh Games (2012–2017) Matthew Sohinki – Smosh Games (2012–2017) Amra "Flitz" Ricketts – Smosh Games (2014–2018) Joshua "Jovenshire" Ovenshire – Smosh Games (2012–2018) Wesley "Wes" Johnson – Smosh Games (2014–2018) Ericka "Boze" Bozeman – Smosh Games (2017–2019) David "Lasercorn" Moss – Smosh Games (2012–2017, 2019–2020) Mariko "Mari" Takahashi – Smosh Pit (2010–2017), Smosh Games (2012–2020) Matt "Matthew" Raub – Smosh (2017–2022) Ify Nwadiwe – Smosh (2020–2021), Smosh Pit (2020–2021), Smosh Games (2020–2021) Sarah Whittle – Smosh (2017–2021), Smosh Games (2019–2021) Saige Ryan – Smosh, Smosh Pit, Smosh Games (2021–2022) Timeline Feature films On September 18, 2014, it was announced that a feature-length movie starring the duo was in development by AwesomenessFilms; it would be later titled Smosh: The Movie, and was released on July 24, 2015 by what is now known as 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment, and it’s now re-release by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, with Netflix acquiring the film's streaming rights. Directed by Alex Winter from a story by Eric Falconer, it stars both Hecox and Padilla as