Torrice Productions tells powerful contemporary stories through innovative video programs, public television documentaries and digital media.

Founded by award-winning journalist and video producer Andrea Torrice, Torrice Productions has created critically acclaimed public television and broadcast documentaries and video programs on cutting-edge issues: global warming, international human rights, health and education. She has also created a range of video works for museums, organizations and businesses. Her programs and videos have been screened in festivals, conferences and on broadcast channels around the world, including on the National Geographic World Channel, Discovery, European television, the Sundance Channel, and Australian and Japanese television.

Her programs have received numerous awards, including a Gold Award in Community Programming from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Her latest documentary series, The New Metropolis, explores the challenges and opportunities facing America’s older cities and suburbs. The series airs nationally on public television starting in fall, 2009. For more information, visit www.thenewmetropolis.com.

Torrice is a frequent guest speaker on the issues explored in her films. She has presented her work to panels at the U.N. and recently received the Turner Award for the Humanities Lecture Series at Lynchburg College.

Torrice also works with many government institutions, universities, museums, businesses and nonprofit organizations to create compelling visual work, both investigative and archival.

To find out more about Torrice Productions media services or speaking engagements visit our contact page.

Client list available upon request.