ABOUT elevenFIVE PRODUCTIONS

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elevenFIVE Productions is an award-winning nonfiction production company founded by Jaime Hellman and Barbara Leibovitz Hellman, creating premium documentary, investigative,  branded and editorial content for broadcast, streaming, and digital platforms.

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Blending editorial leadership with cinematic storytelling, elevenFIVE develops and produces original series, documentaries, and branded content from concept through delivery—partnering with networks, platforms, and brands to bring ambitious stories to life.

 

JAIME HELLMAN

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Jaime Hellman is an Emmy Award–winning executive producer, showrunner, and editorial leader known for building and leading high-performing teams and scalable content portfolios.

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A five-time Emmy winner, Edward R. Murrow Award recipient, and Peabody Award nominee, Jaime has created and led programming for CBS News, CNN, National Geographic, Discovery, PBS, Bloomberg, and YouTube.

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Most recently, as Director of Network Specials and Executive Producer of Originals at News12, he led a multi-series slate including Revealed, Crime Files, Haunted Tri-State, Down the Shore, and beWell—driving audience growth, record sponsorship revenue, and launching new formats across platforms.

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At elevenFIVE, Jaime focuses on editorial vision, series development, and end-to-end production—working with partners to build distinctive, audience-driven nonfiction content.

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BARBARA LEIBOVITZ HELLMAN

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Barbara Leibovitz Hellman is an award-winning filmmaker recognized for visually striking, character-driven storytelling across documentary and branded content.

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Her work spans long-form series and films as well as high-profile campaigns for brands including Louis Vuitton, IKEA, Canada Goose, UBS, Moncler, and Disney. She has filmed and produced for Vogue and Vanity Fair, earning a Webby Award for Call Me Caitlyn.

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Barbara has received numerous honors, including Best Documentary Feature at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, the Roy W. Dean Film Award, and the Robert Townsend “Tenacity” Award, and was shortlisted for an Academy Award nomination.

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