Matthew Helderman (born 1987) is an American film producer known for 3022, The Pale Door, Cosmic Sin, ' and Redemption Day. He is the founder of Buffalo 8 and BondIt Media Capital.
Helderman was born in 1987 in Connecticut and raised in Fairfield in a Jewish family. He attended The Frederick Gunn School and later Lake Forest College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in 2011.
In 2010, while an undergraduate student at Lake Forest College, Helderman founded Buffalo 8 to produce the feature film The Alumni Chapter. After graduating, he relocated the company to Beverly Hills, California.
In 2013, Helderman co-founded BondIt Media Capital with Luke Taylor. In 2015, Buffalo 8 Productions acquired Alta Entertainment. In 2017, Helderman and Taylor acquired ABS Entertainment Payroll.
In 2019, Helderman uncovered previously unreleased audio and case files related to the Jeffrey Dahmer murder trials. He and Buffalo 8 later worked with director Joe Berlinger on the Conversations With a Killer series, with RadicalMedia overseeing production and Helderman and Buffalo 8 serving as executive producers.