For whatever reason, most people who visit my portfolio find themselves on this page. Not sure why, but I’m going to take it as a good sign.

So, let’s connect!

Hi! Glad you’re here.

I’m a firm believer in human connection and believe it’ll someday save the world.

Just the FAQs

Casey Jack Serrano's professional headshot with glasses and short facial hair, wearing a black beanie and jacket, smiling and leaning on a white railing outdoors with city buildings in the background.

Biggest claim to fame?

I was the bass player for the Chipettes band in Alvin and The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. Don’t believe me?
Proof.

Second biggest claim to fame?

I met my wife by using the first claim as a pickup line on Twitter, thus becoming the king of shooting your shot.
Proof and More Proof.

Music, movies, photography,
and now advertising.
What can’t you do?

A cartwheel. My body just doesn’t understand the physics behind them.

A fun, cartoon drawing in the style of the TV Show "Bob's Burgers" with Casey, his wife Jill, and three dogs. They are in a diner-style restaurant with a "Buffalo or Bust" burger of the day on a chalkboard advertised for $5.95.

Who are you, really?

Just a goofy guy from Colorado with an overly romantic spirit who has always hated the idea of doing something boring for a living.
Oh, and I do a KILLER New Zealand accent, for whatever that’s worth.

If you want the full Alvin & the Chipmunks story or the entire Casey & Jill saga, you just have to ask.

Outline of a thought bubble in the shape of a cloud that says "Oh, did I mention we have 4 huskies? And that we're training them to be sled dogs? Because we are."
A woman in winter clothing and a blue hat is riding a dog sled pulled by multiple huskies through a snowy landscape with mountains and pine trees in the background.
A woman with red hair, wearing a green beanie and winter clothing, is sledding with a team of huskies in a snowy forest landscape, smiling and enjoying the activity.

My Training Journey

In 2024, I became the Senior Copywriter at TrainingPeaks. I started using the app to understand how it worked, which quickly snowballed into me using the app because I was starting to really enjoy the training process.

A $5 beginner training plan turned into me setting out to run a 10k.
This is my journey.