Mission Viejo, CA, USA
$1500 - $2750 / Day
Request a demoShoubert is a cinematographer and photographer based in SoCal, specializing in documentary, lifestyle, corporate, and event storytelling. With a keen eye for light, composition, and authentic emotion, he brings cinematic depth to both still and moving images that connect with audiences and elevate brands. His photography and cinematography work spans international and domestic productions across North America, Europe, Africa, Central America, and Asia, where he has captured everything from intimate nonprofit stories to large-scale corporate events. Beyond the lens, Shoubert also directs and edits, shaping raw footage into compelling narratives that blend artistry with strategy. His holistic approach ensures that every project—from branded content to short documentaries—is crafted with intention, clarity, and visual impact. At the core of his work is a passion for authentic storytelling, helping organizations, brands, and communities share stories that resonate and inspire.
Produced for Cafe Mision Costa Rica
A story about a small coffee company, Café Misión, who is a direct trade coffee producer with the purpose of not only to produce a great cup of coffee, but also to help the community of Turrialba!
Produced for Bethany Christian Services
All across the world, families are forced to flee their homes due to war, natural disasters, or persecution. Often, refugee families are split apart between the time they leave their home and when they arrive at a refugee camp. When this happens, family reunification is difficult and children are considered orphans. The only option for these children is to be resettled in other countries as unaccompanied minors. This is a short video on two families who overcame their justified fears to help refugee children become who they were born to become and provide them with a loving home.
Produced for Bethany Christian Services
In 1985, in Seoul, South Korea, there were over 500,000 abortions and just over 650,000 actual births. This meant every time a child was conceived, it only had a 57% chance of actually being born. This is a story of a boy who survived the 43% abortion rate. On November 13, 1984, Ryan's birth mother gave birth in a clinic outside of Seoul. She abandoned him onsite, leaving no trace or record of whom she was.
Produced for Bethany Christian Services
By the end of 2018, over 1.9 million Venezuelans had been compelled to leave their country since the beginning of this crisis in 2015, the majority of whom were women and children. My client, Bethany’s agreement with UNHCR provides critical family-based care, including training of community members, government staff, and refugees. I was sent to document the situation and how Bethany was helping the refugee family’s through their multiple family preservation programs.
Produced for BOS Media Group
A spot for CareMore highlighting their services as well as their facilities in Southern California
Produced for Canadian Bible Society
This is a short spot on how the Word of God remains unchanged while the world around us is changing.
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