Jack Ballo launched Ultravision Video Productions in 1985. The production company produced videos ranging from cable TV programs, commercials, special events, sports and legal services, to all types of corporate and business productions. By 1990, Ultravision grew into a full production facility with over 10 employees at their South Amboy, NJ studio. The company went on to specialize in corporate video productions that included promotional videos, training, product and safety, as well as creating meeting presentations and website videos.

After twenty years in business, Ballo downsized Ultravision Video Productions and started working on humanitarian film projects in addition to their corporate video work. Today Ultravision Films, as the company is now called, continues to produce corporate videos as well as documentaries. Their films include topics such as social justice, education, cancer prevention, homelessness, poverty and other important social issues.

Along with making documentary films for important causes, Ultravision still produces high quality corporate videos. Producer, Jack Ballo, discovered a rewarding balance between making documentaries that tell important stories and producing high quality video productions for corporate clients.