She produced the award winning Adios Patria? The Cuban Exodus narrated by "Andy Garcia" (Berlin Film Festival, Best Documentary New York Independent Film and Video Festival, PBS).  She executive produced the PBS broadcast and Emmy-Award" nominated "Cafe con Leche: Voices of Exiles' Children and associate produced Havana: Portrait of Yesteryear narrated by Gloria Estefan and also broadcast on "PBS".

She's received honours by the CITY OF MIAMI with a proclamation making October 27 AMY SERRANO DAY.  Twice, she's been named a Woman of Today in "Glamour Magazine" (Spanish Editions, August 2000 and August 2003). Glamour Magazine also named Ms. Serrano a  "Woman of the Year" in their Millennium issue.  During Women's History Month, she was presented  a Mentor Award by the Public School System and named a Distinguished Female Role Model by the Public Library System.   She was also one of 8 women profiled in a documentary underwritten by the Clinique Foundation entitled Evolution of Woman.  This national, cutting-edge photographic exhibit was first unveiled at New York City's Metropolitan Pavilion.  In June of 2003, Ms. Serrano became a recipient of the TESOROS AWARD in Art and Culture.  Most recently, she was awarded a Fellowship with the National Hispana Leadership Institute and was named a "Latina of Excellence" under Hispanic Magazine's Top Latinas of 2004 Roster.

Recently, she directed the U.S. entry for MOVE! an Italian produced feature length film composed of fictional shorts by global filmmakers exploring the dispassionate state of humanity .  Currently, she is directing a documentary on the violent messages against women in the media entitled "The Pornography of Everyday Life" based on the work of Dr. Jane Caputi, and she is one of 8 co-writers of a book about the challenges, experiences and sustainability of female leaders entitled "Sustaining our Spirits".  She is also project director on her own work, a multimedia project entitled "Of Hope, Courage and Justice: A Global Mosaic of Women in Human Rights".

A published poet and the speaker of 4 languages, Serrano is often a featured guest presenter at colleges, universities and cultural centers and serves as President of her own production company Siren Studios.