More details on the alleged circumstances surrounding Annapurna Interactive's staff exodus have emerged.
Bloomberg's newest report corroborates and expands on parts of last week's story about the studio's alleged friction among upper management and broken deals, and offers new details.
Per the report, much of the conflict concerned Nathan Gary (then-president of both Annapurna Interactive and Pictures), Interactive co-founder Megan Ellison, and then-producer Hector Sanchez. Sources told Bloomberg that Gary and Sanchez's clash stemmed from the former (and others) thinking the latter was "cozying up" to Ellison.