Netflix Film Chief Scott Stuber , Is Leaving to Start a New Company.<br />Stuber will leave Netflix in <br />mid-March, 'Variety' reports. .<br />He has already reportedly secured <br />financing for his new media company.<br />The film executive has been exploring a solo venture for some time, according to an anonymous source.<br />Seven years ago, Reed and Ted <br />offered me the amazing opportunity <br />to join Netflix and create a new <br />home for original movies, Netflix Film Chief Scott Stuber, via statement.<br />I am proud of what we accomplished <br />and am so grateful to all <br />the filmmakers and talent who <br />trusted us to help tell their stories. , Netflix Film Chief Scott Stuber, via statement.<br />Thank you to Ted, Reed, Greg, <br />Bela and the entire team. I look <br />forward to continuing to work <br />with them in the future, Netflix Film Chief Scott Stuber, via statement.<br />Since Stuber started working at Netflix in 2017, the streamer has significantly <br />increased film output, 'Variety' reports. .<br />In the beginning, his goal was to release <br />as many movies as possible, but the last couple of years saw his strategy change.<br />We’re not trying to hit a set <br />number of film releases. It’s about <br />‘Let’s make what we believe in.’ <br />And let’s actually put forth a slate <br />that we can stand behind, Netflix Film Chief Scott Stuber, via statement.<br />Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos <br />praised Stuber for his work.<br />He attracted unbelievable <br />creative talent to Netflix, <br />making us a premiere film studio, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, via statement.<br />Under his leadership, we’ve become <br />the most nominated studio for <br />three years in a row at the Academy <br />Awards. Scott, thank you for your <br />leadership and friendship and I <br />can’t wait to see what’s next, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, via statement
