Lunise Cerin is a writer, Director, Editor, and Storyroducer from Port-au-Prince and Philadelphia. Cerin began her film career in Los Angeles at the SVOD Black and Sexy TV, producing short-form narrative content, and pivoted to documentary in 2018. She has worked as a feature documentary editor and story producer, the most recent being “The Fight For Haiti” (2024) directed by Etant Dupain. Cerin received an MFA in screenwriting from Columbia University in 2024. Cerin is currently in post-production for her directorial debut, the documentary film "Miwa" for which she received William Penn, NEA, and IPMF grants. Lunise teaches film in the Visual Studies Department at Haverford College in PA.