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Netflix fires Film VP Doug Belgrad – around 1,000 jobs gone

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Netflix cuts about 1,000 jobs (roughly 6 percent of its workforce) in its largest-ever round of layoffs. Film VP Doug Belgrad, the first hire by film chief Dan Lin, is also out.

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Netflix has laid off around 1,000 employees in what is the largest wave of layoffs in the company's history – roughly 6 percent of its workforce. Film vice president Doug Belgrad is also no longer with the company, according to the streamer, as Variety, Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter report.

Who is affected?

The cuts mainly hit employees in product, technology, legal, and human resources, according to Variety. Co-CEO Ted Sarandos announced the move together with Greg Peters. It is the largest single layoff wave in the streamer's corporate history – at a time when Netflix is reshuffling its film business under growing competitive pressure.

Belgrad was Lin's first hire

Belgrad had been at Netflix since 2024 – as the first hire by film chief Dan Lin after he took office. Lin had previously taken over the post from Scott Stuber, also in the course of an earlier layoff round. According to consistent industry reports, Belgrad served as Vice President of Film for more than two years before now having to leave. There were initially no details on the exact reasons for his departure or a possible successor.

Update: further details to follow.

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