10 Million Views. Sold-Out Rooms. A Decade Behind the Lens.
I'm Jacob Serrano, founder of Serrano Productions LLC. I've worked on Amazon Prime Video productions, covered the NAACP Image Awards red carpet, and built social channels that turn views into revenue. Now I bring that same broadcast standard to brands, businesses, and creators who want their work to actually get seen. The camera is the easy part. The plan behind it is where I earn my keep: I stay organized, I study the market, and I think three posts ahead.
What the Work Has Done.
Who I've Worked With and For.
- Amazon Prime VideoProduction crew, "Buy It Now"
- NetflixOn set, upcoming series
- NFL FilmsOn-call production crew, Pennsylvania
- NAACP Image AwardsRed carpet coverage
- ESPN98.7 ESPN, "The Feinline"
- The Healthy VoyagerEditor, now streaming on Amazon Prime
- DPA Grammy SuiteEvent production
- Carter Salute ProductionsProduction
- Bright Road ProductionsProduction
On the road from Atlanta to South Carolina, Maryland, and Indiana, covering podcasts, interviews, live events, and drone work. I've built in-house and mobile podcast studios, including setups on live conference floors.
How I Work
Most brands have great work happening and nothing online that shows it. I start with the problem: who you need to reach and what they need to see. Then I plan it, shoot it, edit it, and put it where it performs. Video, photography, drone, podcast, and social strategy all come from one place, so nothing gets lost between three different freelancers.
Every project runs on five things: communication, creativity, trust, authenticity, and brand development. High-end production value, built on Jersey grit.
Why Serrano Productions
I was doing more and more inside someone else's company for the same reward. I knew I had more to give and strategies worth sharing, so I built my own. I would rather find out now how far this can go than wonder about it later.
Where It Started
I started behind the camera in 2016 because I wanted to film football games. That turned into broadcasting. I became Sports Director and Station Manager at WLTS, then Sports Director at 107.7 The Bronc, where I won the IBS award for Best Sports Update in the country. I covered the NWSL Draft in Philadelphia and hosted a 50-episode podcast, "Jake's Takes," with call-ins from names like Kirk Herbstreit and Troy Aikman.
Education: TV & Film, Rider University. Broadcast Journalism, Ocean County College.
