U-Ma Studios is an innovative immersive experiences production company dedicated to creating original cinematic content that emphasizes inclusive and emotionally engaging stories. Founded by Carol Liu, a passionate filmmaker from Los Angeles, U-Ma Studios focuses on uncovering overlooked narratives, particularly those of marginalized figures. Employing cutting-edge virtual reality technology, the studio aims to ignite imagination, stir curiosity, and foster empathy through their compelling projects.

U-Ma Studios has premiered their work at prestigious film festivals such as Cannes, Tribeca, and Busan, collaborating with esteemed institutions like UC Berkeley Arts + Design. Their notable productions include the feature documentary "Restoring the Light," which highlights a rural eye doctor's impact on underserved communities in China, and the upcoming drama "Goddess of Nanking," centered on two women confronting the atrocities of wartime Japan. With a commitment to leveraging web3, XR, and AI, U-Ma Studios is at the forefront of redefining storytelling in the realm of immersive media.