its production of feature films from ten in 1907 to over one hundred and thirty in 1910. This growth led to the hiring of many professionals, including the actress Maria Gasperini, who would become Caserini's wife.

During this period, Caserini directed dozens of films, ranging from Shakespearean adaptations such as Othello (1906), Hamlet (1908) and Romeo and Juliet (1908), to dramas set in modern bourgeois settings. Examples include Il cuore e il denaro (1908), Le viole (1908), Fiore fatale (1909),