Jamie Patricof

Jamie Patricof is a producer and entrepreneur known as the founder of Jamie’s List, an online membership community that promotes cultural engagement across food, politics, and entertainment. Through a mix of online conversation series, live events, and a bi-weekly newsletter, Patricof has developed a platform that connects thought leaders and the public for dialogue on contemporary issues. His podcast, "Lunch with Jamie," features interviews with figures from various fields.

In addition to his work with Jamie’s List, Patricof has established a reputation in the film and television industry as the founder of Hunting Lane Films. His producing credits include projects such as "Half Nelson," "Blue Valentine," "The Place Beyond the Pines," "Captain Fantastic," and the HBO series "I Know This Much Is True." Patricof’s productions have received recognition including Oscars, Emmys, Golden Globes, AFI Top 10 honors, and a Peabody Award for the documentary "The Day the Series Stopped," highlighting his expertise in film and television production.

Patricof’s career includes a focus on facilitating important conversations and supporting creative work. His experience in convening diverse voices and leading discussions has made him a public speaker in the fields of media, entertainment, and cultural engagement. Through film, live events, and digital platforms, Patricof contributes to cultural discourse and audience engagement.