Shrom Kim, Netflix Film Executive, Leaves as Part of Layoffs

Another Netflix film executive is leaving as part of ongoing layoffs at the streamer. Shrom Kim, who joined Netflix as an independent film director in January 2019, has been affected by the cuts. Recent Netflix films she has worked on include "My Oxford Year," "Roommates," and "Don't Say Luck." Kim […]

Another film executive is leaving Netflix as part of ongoing layoffs at the streamer. Deadline learned that Shrom Kim, who joined the streamer as an indie film director in January 2019, was affected by the cuts.

His recent Netflix films include My Year at Oxford, Roommates, and Don't Tell Chance.

Kim joins Netflix VP of Film Doug Belgrade, who is also stepping down as part of the layoffs.

Prior to joining Netflix, Kim worked at STX and was VP Development and subsequently SVP Production. During his tenure, he worked on films including The Edge of Seventeen starring Hailee Steinfeld and Woody Harrelson. I Feel Pretty starring Amy Schumer.

Prior to STX, Kim was Head of Development at 22 & Indiana Pictures, where he developed and executive produced the Clint Eastwood-Bradley Cooper action film American Strike. He began his career at Warner Bros. and WME.

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