Overview
- Annapurna disclosed Wednesday that it laid off roughly 30 employees, a reduction that represents about 16 percent of its roughly 189-person workforce.
- Reports say the cuts were made across the company’s film, television and indie games divisions rather than tied to a single project.
- A studio spokesperson said the move is a companywide realignment driven by shifting market conditions and that affected staff are being supported through the transition.
- Coverage is still developing on whether any top-level executives were among those let go as the company continues to respond to inquiries.
- Annapurna was founded by Megan Ellison and remains active on a 2026 production slate, and industry watchers will be watching for further staffing changes or impacts to upcoming releases.