DreamWorks Animation Implements Staff Reductions, Shifts to Mixed-Production Model

TL;DR
DreamWorks Animation has laid off approximately 70 employees across various departments as part of a cost-reduction effort. This comes as the studio prepares for the release of its upcoming film, Trolls Band Together. Earlier this year, the studio had a box office disappointment with Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken, while the previous year's Puss in Boots: The Last Wish was a success. On the TV side, DWA's show Gabby's Dollhouse streams on Netflix.
Topics:entertainmentbusiness#box-office-performance#business#cost-reduction#dreamworks-animation#job-cuts#trolls-band-together
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