Serdar Acar studied marketing research and advertising at Istanbul University in 1993. While studying he worked on many different jobs. In 1998 he was a successful young director for a nationally known research company in Istanbul. He conducted hundreds of research projects ranging from politics to media to marketing and advertising. 

In 2000, he moved to the USA. First he studied English then acting in New York, in 2003, he realized he was a better director than an actor. He started taking film classes at NYU. After making tens of short films, he directed his first documentary, called The Spirit Journey. It tells the story of a shaman woman and the healing process. Serdar kept producing and directing different projects around New York City, he produced music videos and more short films, and he also shot commercials for small businesses. 

From 2005 to 2009, Serdar produced a weekly TV show called Turkish Hour TV. The director of the show was Selcuk Oksuzoglu, an award winning documentary filmmaker. The show aired on many different local, regional and national TV stations including Dish Network. Still Turkish Hour episodes gets thousands of hits on youtube every single day. Read article here.

Serdar's production credits include; over 300 TV programs, TV segments, interviews, commercials and educational videos. In 2006-2007 he produced a 26-episode food programming series for a satellite channel. In 2008 and 2009 he directed and produced number of infomercials and promotional films for various institutions. At the end of 2009, Serdar has decided to move to Florida with his family. 

Currently he works on educational media and in publishing.

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