Netflix is carrying out layoffs affecting TV development and production executives, according to multiple entertainment industry outlets. Reported departures include Carolina Garcia, a longtime director of original series, along with other director-level executives such as Lisa Lang McMullen, James Oh, and Andrew McQuinn.

The outlets also report additional staff at manager level being impacted, including names such as Jason Pan and Aaron Davidson. Deadline further frames the changes as part of an ongoing reduction that affects roughly 1,000 employees, while Variety and The Hollywood Reporter focus specifically on the TV leadership departures and tenure details. No outlets attribute the job cuts to a single factor, but the reporting aligns that the affected roles are tied to scripted television development and production.

Across sources, the common thread is that Netflix’s workforce reductions reach senior personnel overseeing original-series programming and deals, signaling a restructuring of parts of its television organization as the company continues to adjust spending and operations.