Jelena Bajic Jocic

Jelena Bajic Jocic was born on Mar 24, 1980 in Yugoslavia. Jelena Bajic Jocic's big-screen debut came with Selo gori... i tako directed by Rados Bajic in 2009.

Jelena Bajic Jocic was born on March 24, 1980 in Belgrade. She completed her elementary and high school education in Belgrade. Even at a young age, working as an assistant and secretary of direction on the projects of her father Rados, she expressed great interest for film and television. In 1998, she travelled to London to continue her education. She studied art with marked success at the most prestigious international universities, namely at the London Institute of Art - Camberwell College of Arts and Huron University. During her work as the executive producer of Selo gori a baba se ceslja - a film/television work comprised of 89 episodes, which is the greatest, most popular production enterprise of this kind in Serbia with the biggest TV audience rating in Serbia, according to AGB Nielsen Audience Measurement, - Jelena left a significant creative mark and played a key role in the realization and the success of the entire project. Beside the fact that she works as producer, in accordance with the creative concept of her work, Jelena is a film director, as well. She authored the documentary film Kako smo cesljali babu, which had enormous viewer ratings during its broadcast on RTS, making it one of the ten most watched TV programs of 2009. Jelena debuted as a feature film director with ICE ("LED"), based on the script and the themes of the eponymous monodrama, written by Rados Bajic.