About Serrini

I’m a Los Angeles-based New York-built director and editor working across automotive, travel and hospitality, lifestyle, and comedy. My work lives at the intersection of documentary sensibility and cinematic craft to create films that feel alive, intentional, and grounded in real human moments.

I stay closely involved from concept through final edit. That end-to-end authorship allows me to move fluidly between formats from short-form vertical to long-form hero films without losing narrative clarity or emotional weight. Whether the final cut runs six seconds or ninety minutes, the goal is the same: make something that feels honest, intentional, and worth watching.

Style and Vibe:

I am extremely creatively flexible depending on what each individual client needs. I can operate solo through my One Man One Camera studio for maximum agility, collaborate as a freelance director & editor, or scale up with my partnered production company, No-Frames, for larger, more complex shoots. However the work is built, the standard stays the same: focus, accountability, and extreme intention in every frame.

I love my background in documentary and travel journalism that seamlessly keeps performances and moments grounded in reality. I also rely on my training with the Upright Citizens Brigade that’s sharpened my sense of timing, character and structure allowing humor to emerge naturally without undercutting story. The result is work that feels human first, culturally aware, and emotionally intelligent.

Outside of commissioned work, I make documentaries about cookbooks, am Editor at Large for Get Lost Travel Magazine, and spend as much time as possible on motorcycles in other countries. I’m a dual US/EU citizen and have worked across continents, often with small crews and limited margins; experiences that have shaped how I see the world and how I collaborate. I bring that unique perspective into every project, and I try to make the process as considered, efficient, and human as the work itself.