Universal Pictures 
Bluegrass Films 
Netflix 
UPDATED: Scott Stuber will head up Netflix's fledgling film division, developing, acquiring, and producing movies for the streaming service, it was announced Tuesday.The producer who made films like "Ted," "Central Intelligence," and "Patriots Day" had also been in the running to replace Brad Grey atop Paramount Pictures.Stuber was said to be more interested in the Netflix job, believing that it would give him more autonomy to make movies and perhaps have a broader portfolio. The streaming giant claims a worldwide audience...
Netflix
Scott
Stuber
Head, Film Division
Since 2017, Stuber has headed Netflix’s growing film division, developing, acquiring and producing movies for the streaming service. With a worldwide audience of more than 93 million, Netflix has been better known for its original-series offerings but has aggressively moved to develop a watercooler hit on the big screen. The producer who made “Ted,” “Central Intelligence” and “Patriots Day” was also in the running to replace Brad Grey atop Paramount Pictures. He previously served as co-president of production at Universal Pictures, along with Mary Parent, eventually rising to the position of vice chair of worldwide production at the studio. At Universal, he helped oversee projects including the “Fast and the Furious” franchise, “A Beautiful Mind,” “Seabiscuit” and “Cinderella Man.”
