DELIRIO Productions is a Miami Beach–based video production studio built for the modern feed—without losing the old-school craft of storytelling.
We create strategic video content for brands that need to look cinematic and perform like marketing: social ads, reels, interviews, video podcasts, corporate pieces, and website video that’s clear, polished, and built to move people to action.
What makes us different
Story + structure: we don’t just film—we shape the message so viewers actually stay, understand, and respond.
Production + post in one place: from planning and filming to editing, cutdowns, and deliverables for each platform.
Budget-smart creativity: we maximize every dollar and still deliver high-level results—no wasted shoots, no fluffy edits.
Some of Our Clients
Services
Social media videos (short, medium, long)
Social ads & promotional campaigns
Corporate videos & internal communications
Interviews & video podcasts
Tutorials & explainers
Product reviews & behind-the-scenes
Custom creative / informational content
Founded in Miami Beach by director/producer Jeffrey Puente García and editor/producer Sergio Valens, DELIRIO Productions helps your talent feel confident on camera—even if it’s their first time.
Let’s build your next video. Contact us for a quick consult to delirioproductionsinfo@gmail.com
Sergio Valens
Sergio Valens is a Miami-based video editor, producer, and visual storyteller. He began his media career at age 12, hosting the teen radio show “Radio Pop” on Radio Nacional Comodoro Rivadavia (LRA 11) in Patagonia, Argentina. Over the years, he worked across multiple FM stations in Comodoro Rivadavia and Rada Tilly (Chubut), building a strong foundation in communication and narrative.
In 2002, he moved to the United States and shifted fully into audiovisual production. He later directed and edited music videos, commercials, and web content, collaborating on projects in Florida and California.
In 2013, together with Cuban filmmaker Jeffrey Puente García, he co-founded Voces de Cuba, an interview-based project focused on preserving historical memory through testimonies from victims of the Castro communist regime. Parts of this work have been featured by outlets such as América TeVé (including the programs “El Espejo” and “A Fondo”), Radio Televisión Martí, and international networks like NTN24.
One of Sergio Valens’ promotional photographs—created for an interview with Cuban dissident Sirley Ávila León—was selected as a key image for the #CommunismKills / #ElComunismoMata campaign by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, and was displayed for months on major billboards in Times Square (New York City).
Sergio Valens' Video Reel
Jeffrey Puente García
Jeffrey Puente García was born in Havana, Cuba. In 1994, he graduated from Cuba’s National School of Theatre, and in 2007 he earned his degree in Directing from ISA (Instituto Superior de Arte) in Havana.
In Cuba, he directed three documentaries—“25KMS,” “72HRS,” and “PARA SUBIR AL CIELO”—which received recognition in Cuba as well as across Latin America, the United States, and Europe.
He later lived in Mexico, where he attended the workshop “Filmar lo Inefable” led by Polish director Krzysztof Zanussiand Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Hanna Polak. In 2013, after moving to the United States, he co-founded Voces de Cuba with Sergio Valens.
Newspaper article about Jeffrey Puente García and his work published in Miami's paper 'El Nuevo Herald' and written by cuban-french writer William Navarrete.
Interview to director Jeffrey Puente García about his short documentary "72 Hrs" in Miami's TV show "La Mirada Indiscreta"
Interview to Jeffrey Puente García about his documentary "Para Subir al Cielo" in the TV show "La Mirada Indiscreta" hosted by film critic Alejandro Ríos in Miami's TV.
