Sergio Guerrero

Emmy® Award winner Mexican filmmaker Sergio Guerrero won his first National horse jumping award competition at the age of 10. Later on he represented his country on several international competitions wining medals and becoming a competitive young rider around the world.

After graduating from high school in Mexico City and with only a documentary about the Day of the Dead under his belt, Sergio had to choose between his two passions, become a professional equestrian or be a filmmaker.

He moved to L.A. and graduated from USC's prestigious Film School. Read more...
Sergio produced, co-wrote and was second unit director for the successful multi-awarded feature film, "A Day Without a Mexican", a sleeper hit that later served as the banner for the immigration movement in the United States.

The award-winning "Latinologues" TV series, starring Eugenio Dervez and the Chivas-USA documentary "Si Se Puede" are among the various documentaries, short films, and TV shows he has produced, written and directed.

Mr Guerrero has over 500 commercials under his IndiEye Productions Company for clients such as Master Card, Verizon and Ford. Most notable are his two-award winning commercials for Corona, shot in the Red Square of Moscow and the Great Wall of China.

Sergio lives with his family in Santa Monica Ca. and continues to create premium content for all platforms.