Joseph Sernio
- Actor
- Producer
Joe was born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, later moving to Howell, NJ. He began acting shortly after graduating Howell High School thanks to his childhood friend Kevin Interdonato. He began to study several acting techniques in New York City and Los Angeles. He also started working on off Broadway productions.
One of Joe' first jobs was on the long-running CBS daytime drama "As The World Turns". After working on the show for about a year Joe auditioned and landed a role as an ICU orderly on the long-running ABC daytime dramas, "All My Children''. Joe was with the show for a few years while making appearances on several television shows such as "Love Monkey", "Hope & Faith", "Rescue Me" as well as several commercials throughout his early and late twenties.
Over the next few years Joe started building a name for himself in some independent film and television projects mainly focusing on independent film. While building his name he won several awards for his work as an actor including several "Best Actor" "Best Supporting Actor" "Honorary Achievement In The Arts", and more.
Joe later got into entrepreneurship where he built two very successful marketing agencies and purchased small businesses to help them re-brand and expand. The success of the business side of his career ended up landing Joe several tech magazine front-page feature stories including CEO of The Year, Best Digital Marketing Companies, and others. Joe has also been nominated for the NJBiz leader in technology.
Joe played "Dobson" in the new feature film "The Bastard Sons" starring UFC Champ Frankie "The Answer" Edgar, Kevin interdonato, Malik Whitfield, Roger Mathews, and more.
In 2023 Joe helped write, act, produce and executive produce his Short Film "Loved" where he portrays a crazed plumber Who Risks Both His Career And Prison When He Finds His Wife In Bed With Another Man. A totally different role and look for Joe which to date, has landed him several "best Actor" awards as well as several awards for the film including Best Thriller, Best Cinematography and more from festivals all over the country.
Joe is continuing to promote Loved as well as start his newest modern day western TV pilot.
One of Joe' first jobs was on the long-running CBS daytime drama "As The World Turns". After working on the show for about a year Joe auditioned and landed a role as an ICU orderly on the long-running ABC daytime dramas, "All My Children''. Joe was with the show for a few years while making appearances on several television shows such as "Love Monkey", "Hope & Faith", "Rescue Me" as well as several commercials throughout his early and late twenties.
Over the next few years Joe started building a name for himself in some independent film and television projects mainly focusing on independent film. While building his name he won several awards for his work as an actor including several "Best Actor" "Best Supporting Actor" "Honorary Achievement In The Arts", and more.
Joe later got into entrepreneurship where he built two very successful marketing agencies and purchased small businesses to help them re-brand and expand. The success of the business side of his career ended up landing Joe several tech magazine front-page feature stories including CEO of The Year, Best Digital Marketing Companies, and others. Joe has also been nominated for the NJBiz leader in technology.
Joe played "Dobson" in the new feature film "The Bastard Sons" starring UFC Champ Frankie "The Answer" Edgar, Kevin interdonato, Malik Whitfield, Roger Mathews, and more.
In 2023 Joe helped write, act, produce and executive produce his Short Film "Loved" where he portrays a crazed plumber Who Risks Both His Career And Prison When He Finds His Wife In Bed With Another Man. A totally different role and look for Joe which to date, has landed him several "best Actor" awards as well as several awards for the film including Best Thriller, Best Cinematography and more from festivals all over the country.
Joe is continuing to promote Loved as well as start his newest modern day western TV pilot.
