Serge Levin is an American actor and filmmaker known for: Alterscape, Jack Goes Home, Re-Animator: Evolution, Welcome to Willits, Superstrata, War on War, and Lorenz Fractal. Serge Levin studied Finance and Political Science in San Diego, United States, and worked as a Financial Analyst with "Salomon Brothers" and "Bear Stearns" and with a Private Equity Hedge Fund in Eastern Europe. In 2010, Mr. Levin began his film career with the film "An Affirmative Act", directed by Jana Mattioli; starring Charles Durning and Costas Mandylor. In 2012, Mr. Levin wrote and directed his first short film "Paragon Algorithm", a surreal drama about science and time travel. In 2014, Serge Levin co-produced the horror film "Nightmare Box", directed by Jon Keeyes. In 2015 Serge Levin wrote and directed his first feature film "Alterscape". In 2016, Mr. Levin played Sven in the horror film "Jack Goes Home", starring Rory Culkin, Britt Robertson, and Lin Shaye that world premiered at the South by Southwest international film festival. The same year, Mr. Levin played the role of Jackson in "Welcome to Willits" with Dolph Lundgren and Thomas Dekker; directed by Trevor Ryan. Serge Levin is currently involved in the following projects: "Moto Anjos", directed by Joe Tripician; a horror adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's book - "Re-Animator: Evolution" and a sci-fi feature Superstrata with special appearance and technical consulting by Dr. Daniel Lidar co-starring Paz de la Huerta and Alex Veadov. Serge has also appeared in the following TV shows: "30 Rock", "Law and Order: Criminal Intent", "Mysteries at the Museum"; and in short films "Lorenz Fractal", "Caught Up" and "Sunday Morning Coming Down", in 2010. Serge Levin is also the founder of "Isle Empire Pictures", a New York-based film production company.