Aaron Saidman
Van Nuys,
CA
Aaron Saidman is the co-founder and president of The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC) and president of Industrial Media. At IPC, Mr. Saidman oversees the company’s diverse slate of shows and documentary features across broadcast, cable, and the major streaming platforms. At Industrial Media, Mr. Saidman oversees the independent production companies that form the Industrial Media group: 19 Entertainment, Sharp Entertainment, B17 Entertainment, Trilogy Films, This Machine Filmworks, and IPC. In this capacity, Mr. Saidman is also an executive producer of “American Idol.” At IPC, Saidman has created and/or produced many successful and award-winning shows, including “Night Stalker,” “Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath,” “Indian Matchmaking,” “We’re Here,” and “Living Undocumented,” which he also co-directed. He also produced the documentary features “The Seven Five,” “Operation Odessa,” “The Swamp” and “This Is Paris.” Prior to launching IPC, Saidman was the executive vice president, development and current programming, for All3Media America. Prior to his position at All3Media, Mr. Saidman was the head of development and current programming for Studio Lambert USA, where he produced and oversaw such shows as “Undercover Boss” and “The Pitch.” Mr. Saidman has been nominated for the Emmy Award on nine occasions, and its recipient twice. He is a member of the board of directors of the International Documentary Association (IDA).
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