full service film, TV, and video production and post-production services for clients big and small

You have a story to tell.

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Whatever it is, the way you tell your story can make all the difference.

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Udris Film is a video production company offering creative services and brand strategy. We create commercial video, television, radio spots, documentaries, and an array of digital content for small and large businesses, agencies, and non-profits. Our award winning projects span the fields of healthcare, education, travel, biotech, and even children’s television. We work collaboratively with our clients and with a team of designers, writers, editors, and production professionals to offer a range of adaptive and scalable video production services.

We can just shoot or edit a video for you or take a project from concept through creative development, scripting, storyboarding, production, to post-production and distribution.

You have a story to tell.

We know how to tell it (to a lot of people).

Projects

Book cover for “Earth, I Thank You: The Garden and Legacy of Anne Spencer,” featuring blue and purple flowers over handwritten notes and dates.

Earth, I Thank You

Anne Spencer's garden is one of the most significant examples of a preserved African American garden in the United States. A modest and deeply personal space, it is imbued with stories of civil rights advocacy, literary genius, and the many historic figures who walked its paths.

Surgeon in blue scrubs and surgical cap walking through a hospital corridor

Roger Williams Cancer Center

A 3-part series of TV spots featuring physicians (Joseph Espat, Steven Katz, Vincent Armenio) from the Roger Williams Cancer Center.

Exterior of the Lindemann Performing Arts Center at Brown University, illuminated at dusk.

Lindemann Performing Arts Center

Red-lit stage performance with dancers beneath flowing fabric sculptures and bold white “RISING TOGETHER” text

Arguably the most technologically advanced theater in the world. Designed by New York-based firm REX, this high-tech, architectural marvel has become one of the most vibrant arts collaboratives in the Providence community.

Brown Together

Brown University launches the largest capital campaign in its history. This $3-billion effort will realize the University's strategic vision of advancing knowledge to help the community, nation, and the world meet 21st-century challenges.

Traditional Japanese-style wooden cabin with shoji screens nestled among lush forest trees

Humes Japanese Stroll Garden

The John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden, created for Ambassador John P. Humes and designed by Douglas DeFaya, is a seamless integration of Japanese landscape design with the woodland terrain of Long Island's North Shore.

People carrying yoga mats enter a Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance office in Rhode Island.

Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island

We frequently work with BCBSRI on various initiatives from community outreach and health and wellness programs, to Medicare enrollment campaigns, and home health services. Projects often entail filming throughout RI with various non-profit partners and BCBSRI.

Promotional graphic reading “(IN)FLUX” and “ARCTIC PRESENT > PLANET FUTURE” over a dark abstract Arctic landscape.

(IN) FLUX

Spanning the warmest period in recorded history to date, this multi-episode hybrid art film project explores the Arctic in the popular imagination through the lens of world-renowned scientists making discoveries with cascading short and long-term implications for the planet. 

Singapore skyline at dusk with Marina Bay Sands, illuminated skyscrapers, Marina Bay, and waterfront roads

Pratt & Whitney

Shot on location in Singapore, Poland, Canada, and the U.S., this corporate video/promotional piece was designed to highlight Pratt & Whitney's global diversity and inclusion initiative.

Close-up of rain droplets on brown fallen leaves and pine needles

A Garden in Conversation

Over many years, Louise Wrinkle meticulously cultivated her woodland garden, transforming her childhood home, then known as “The Jungle,” into a regional treasure.