Universidad de las Américas Puebla asked us to follow their students past graduation. The story carried us from a Puebla classroom to a desk at BlackRock New York.
UDLAP is the #1 best private university in Mexico per El Universal's 2025 ranking, with 20 bachelor's programs ranked first in the country and a top-3 position among private universities in Latin America (QS LATAM 2026). It was the first single-campus university in Latin America, and the only in Mexico, to earn the full QS 5-Stars audit across Teaching, Employability, Internationalization, Academic Development, Facilities, Arts & Culture, and Inclusion. UDLAP came to us with a brief that was both simple and rare: tell the story of what happens after a UDLAP student walks across the stage.
Universities all over Mexico make claims about outcomes. UDLAP wanted to stop claiming and start showing. The brief was a documentary that traced the arc from classroom to career, told by alumni already living the result.
UDLAP, Puebla
We started on campus in Puebla, lecture halls, faculty interviews, students mid-degree. Then we followed one of the most striking alumni paths the school could point us to: a graduate now working at BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, headquartered in New York.
The result is a documentary that doesn't editorialize. It just tracks the line from a classroom in Mexico to a Manhattan trading floor, and lets the viewer draw the conclusion UDLAP wanted them to draw.
The full UDLAP documentary. From Puebla to Manhattan.
UDLAP got a documentary that travels well outside Mexico, anchors their admissions pipeline, and gives the school proof of outcome that prospective students and parents can watch instead of read about.