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Third Bell season one is out. The first Revodia Original is complete.
Third Bell, the first series from Revodia Originals, has released its complete first season on YouTube: four episodes and around thirty minutes of story, followed by a full-length cut that brings the season together as a single film.
The world
Third Bell takes place in a snowbound medieval kingdom that runs on a rare blue ore. Some of its people carry a mark near the hairline. The marked can be taken over from afar by entities no one understands, so they hide the sign under hoods and headbands. Lens, a woodcutter, discovers that his own son is one of them. Across four episodes, the season follows him from a forbidden act to the gates of the kingdom, then before the king, until one last night.
The series was written and directed by Ghali Benslimane, founder and CEO of Revodia.
How it was made
Third Bell was produced in-house, with a production pipeline Revodia built for its Originals. The creative decisions stay with the director: the writing, the characters, the framing, the performances, the edit. AI sits behind them as a production layer. The pipeline keeps characters and sets consistent from one episode to the next and records the lineage of every shot that reaches the final cut. This is what allows a small team, working from our production base in Casablanca, to make a cinematic series at a fraction of the cost of a traditional shoot.
The first response
The Revodia Originals channel launched on 14 September 2026 and passed 106,000 views in its first three and a half weeks, without any paid promotion. The full-length film of season one, about thirty minutes long, then reached 105,000 views and more than 12,000 hours of watch time in its first nine days.
Why it matters
Revodia is an entertainment company. For years, we produced for France’s leading digital creators, on projects that have generated more than 400 million views. That work taught us what makes people click, watch and come back. Revodia Originals applies it to worlds we own: we create series, release them directly to audiences and keep the rights. Watch time, retention and returning viewers show us which stories to develop next. The authors keep the creative decisions.
Third Bell is the first of these worlds. A second one, in science fiction, is in development. Our mission is simple: no great story should stay on paper.