Creative and Specialized Content
With over a decade of experience in video production services, we’re proud to have created a varied collection of creative and specialized videos that shine a light on the stories of trusted clients – from documentary videos and animated videos, to instructional videos, concert film vidoes, and episodic content. We always feel our best when we leave a project knowing we represented our clients in a real, organic way, and our clients trust us to do just that – produce and direct authentic, compelling videos about their brands, their missions, and themselves.
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One Week at a Time
Over more than three decades, four friends kayaked a complete circumnavigation of the New England coast – from Maine, to the Canadian Maritimes, to New York City. 3200 miles. 32 years. 4 friends. One incredible adventure.In 2018, L.L. Bean hired us to honor and commemorate this remarkable sustained accomplishment of these four men with this documentary video, who all share some connection to the company. This was a fantastic experience working with Lincoln and Ben from L.L. Bean’s video team; and, indeed, a lifelong pleasure to visit for hours with Mike, Tom, Ben and Charlie and their families.
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WWF: The Science of Cow Burp Mitigation Using Seaweed
Our lens turned to the environment in 2024 with two short documentaries for the World Wildlife Fund. We explored the role of Maine kelp in combating climate change, showcasing local solutions with global impact.
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DRME Explainer Animation
Disability Rights Maine is a non-profit organization whose mission is to advance justice and equality by enforcing rights and expanding opportunities for people with disabilities in Maine. This 2022 short animated video provides an overview of the work of DRME, how you can reach out for assistance and what to expect when you contact their office.
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Spark Dance Theater Film: Body Speak
No Umbrella Media worked with the Spark Dance Program in 2021 to produce this creative video trailer for their theater film, “Body Speak,” which invites audiences to consider a broader definition of dance through showcases of their interpretive dance performance.