IN PARIS FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE & JULY.....+33 6 09 26 17 27 is my number here.

I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!



http://www.scotthebert.com
1-917-719-6360
[email protected]

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VIDEO'S OF SCOTT HEBERT & STUDIO 360 IMAGING

FILM
http://vimeo.com/44004832 (PRODUCER/DIRECTOR REEL)

PHOTOGRAPHY
http://www.vimeo.com/15180724 (2010 MONTAGE SHOOTS)
http://www.vimeo.com/7055524 (SCOTT'S FAREWELL PHOTOSHOOTS!!!..BEST VIDEO YET)
http://www.vimeo.com/9175098 (SEXY DOLLICIA BRYANS PHOTOSHOOT)
http://www.vimeo.com/7069830 (WATCH SCOTT IN EUROPE)
http://www.vimeo.com/7154458 (LIFESTYLE OF A PHOTOGRAPHER)
http://www.vimeo.com/7398963 (BEHIND THE SCENES OF 14 Diff Shoots - CELEBS)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMpvkSvBCMo (Melyssa Ford & Scott on E!)
http://www.vimeo.com/7384689 (Fashion Magazine Photoshoot)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlNGabK7h4Y (SNEAK PEAK: Follow me for a week)
http://www.vimeo.com/7465928 (Claudia Jordan & Friends Radio Photoshoot)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIdXWbKbgTg (Fatuma's Malibu Beach Photoshoot)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJg3_ywPWMY (Denyce Lawton's Photoshoot)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6gU9W33qz0 (Cambria Broadway's Beach Photoshoot)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys9ya6AzJAU (Shelly Rio Photoshoot)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDylNbBySyc (Carl Henry Photoshoot 1)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdHMGZNWEDQ (Carl Henry Photoshoot 2)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnlMyJrEya4 (Carl Henry Photoshoot 3)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmU1S00zZFs (Kindred Family Soul -behind the scenes of video shoot)


MUSIC VIDEO's SCOTT DID

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G84yJQoEZDI (Bilal - "Little One" - Trailer)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n9zAeX16j8 (Kindred Family Soul ft. Snoop Dogg)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjB4JuFHftI (Terry Dexter - "I'm Free")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Tiq8OVK_Q (Christian Keyes - "Boots On")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVCp2HpFo5w (Kindred Family Soul - "House of Love")


I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!
I DON'T SHOOT FOR FREE - no TFP/TFCD or TF anything else!!!!!!!!

DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE


CALL FOR RATES    1-917-719-6360

http://WWW.SCOTTHEBERT.COM




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Scott Hebert’s Biography

Now having shot for over a decade,  Scott Hebert, pronounced [ey-beR], has managed to go from a Louisiana country boy to one of Hollywood’s hottest Celebrity photographers.  His work has been featured on over 50 magazine and book covers with celebrities such as Tyler Perry, Forrest Whitaker, T.I., Brandy, Tyrese Gibson and many more. Scott’s work has also been featured on television networks such as FOX, ABC, NBC, and he has been interviewed by E!, MTV, BET and VH1 just to name a few. His artistic talents are not limited to just photography. 

Scott is also an award winning producer.  He has produced and/or directed multiple music videos and commercials, and has a feature film that was in theaters titled “The Last Fall” starring Lance Gross & Nicole Beharie.  Image Entertainment & One Village released the film on DVD, Redbox, Netflix and HBO in early 2013. Scott also has a slate of films in pre-production for 2013.  He just wrapped shooting the trailer for a new feature film titled "Perspectives" this May.

June 2013, you can catch Scott in Paris, France venturing out his visual eye.  He is already booked to direct 3 music videos with French artist and set for a number of photoshoots.  Scott will also be showcasing "The Last Fall" at the Kush Film Boutique Festival in Luton, England and guest speaking on Jun 7th, 2013.

Scott’s latest creative venture has led him to the world of fine art.  His first exhibition is set for Fall 2013 showcasing his photography series titled Beau. This Black and White nude series features beautiful women from all over the continent of Africa. His goal for the series is to facilitate a change in the way society views African women. Their beauty is often overlooked, and Beau exists to help correct this misperception. A portion of the sales from the art will be donated to a charitable organization. Scott is proud to be able to share his work while simultaneously changing minds and hopefully the world.

Scott also spends a portion of his time as a traveling guest speaker with various student programs and Universities.  Most recently he has worked with Hill Harper’s “Manifest Your Destiny” program.  He draws inspiration from the students while at the same time inspiring them to chase their dreams.  Originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana Scott Hebert, has spread his southern boy charm and talent coast to coast. While doing commercials, and modeling in Chicago as a teen, Scott fell in love with the camera. 

In 2002 his father gave him a professional camera that he purchased at a local pawnshop. Scott began shooting photographs of everyone he knew. After graduating from the Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts he attended Louisiana State University to pursue a career in Dentistry. Eventually he was photographing many of the people on campus. In 2004, while still attending LSU, Scott finally decided to get serious about his photography, so he launched his own company under the name of Studio 360 Imaging while still at LSU. Baton Rouge could only contain him for so long.  He made his move to Los Angeles in 2007 to finish his studies in Dentistry and continue expanding his work in photography.  While surviving the many hardships in a city like Los Angeles may seem overwhelming to most, this young man took it all in stride. He went from barely getting one paid photo shoot a month to operating the biggest majority African-American Photography Company in Los Angeles. With over 40 people such as make-up artists, hair stylists, clothing designers/stylists, creative directors, runway coaches, graphic designers, web designers, etc. working under the STUDIO 360 IMAGING name, it is obvious that his company is ready for the future. Scott sums up his philosophy with a favorite quote, “Dream - you can not depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” 

Originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana Scott Hebert, has spread his southern boy charm and talent coast to coast. While doing commercials, and modeling in Chicago as a teen, Scott fell in love with the camera.  In 2002 his father gave him a professional camera that he purchased at a local pawnshop. Scott began shooting photographs of everyone he knew. After graduating from the Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts he attended Louisiana State University to pursue a career in Dentistry. Eventually he was photographing many of the people on campus. In 2004, while still attending LSU, Scott finally decided to get serious about his photography, so he launched his own company under the name of Studio 360 Imaging while still at LSU. Baton Rouge could only contain him for so long.  He made his move to Los Angeles in 2007 to finish his studies in Dentistry and continue expanding his work in photography.  While surviving the many hardships in a city like Los Angeles may seem overwhelming to most, this young man took it all in stride. He went from barely getting one paid photo shoot a month to operating the biggest majority African-American Photography Company in Los Angeles. With over 40 people such as make-up artists, hair stylists, clothing designers/stylists, creative directors, runway coaches, graphic designers, web designers, etc. working under the STUDIO 360 IMAGING name, it is obvious that his company is ready for the future. Scott sums up his philosophy with a favorite quote, “Dream - you can not depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.”




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Amateur models - Do you know how many times editors, casting agents or people with a paying assignment has looked at your port and saw all these wack point and shoot camera shots and moved on with the quickness because they can tell right away you are not serious? That look is cute for Myspace, it doesn't fly so well in this industry unless you are drop dead gorgeous. Also, paying an agency or scam thousands of dollars to get average photos is a waste of time.  So please invest in a good photoshoot that will get YOU paid!!!

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BOOK US NOW!!!!

PLEASE BOOK NOW.....any other questions, you make check out the website at http://www.scotthebert.com; call  1-917-719-6360; or email at [email protected] for more info.


Thanks so much, and can't wait to see ya'll,

Studio 360 Imaging











Office number is 1-917-719-6360



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Studio 360 Imaging (S3I), originally from Louisiana was brought to
Los Angeles, California by photographer Scott Hebert to broaden the
company's business.  S3I is an up and coming success in the world of
photography and passion. Not that kind of intimacy but a thrill of
living your dream and making it a reality. We are here to help you
accomplish that reality into an established career, and for you to be
apart of us with your God giving talent; to help expand S3I's empire
and knowledge in every career path. We are more than welcome to have
you, yes you on the team!!



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*******PLEASE BEWARE OF MODELING SCAMS!!!!********

*BE CAREFUL OF PHOTOGRAPHERS THAT WANT TO MANAGE YOU!!
Ask to see and talk to there (list) of clients (models) and ask there clients, "show me the money, how much money have you made? and what legitimate (modeling) work have you gotten? " and ask "what can you do for me that I CAN NOT DO FOR MY SELF!"
If they talk down to you or try to make you feel stupid, tell them to hit the road!
* Be careful of wanna-be managers and aggressive agents that want to manage you; Or even worst, unexperienced friend trying to help, that does not know how to manage, conduct business, read contracts or has no idea how much a model should get paid.  They can cause more harm then good. There are a lot of photographers that are very controlling and feel you need (there) approval before you shoot with anyone.   
*Remember its QUALITY NOT QUANTITY. It does not matter how many picture you have, its how, with just a few strong pictures, still make a good impression
* Beware of aggressive agencies.
*REMEMBER! professional models get paid! No model has ever gotten rich by doing TFP or TFCD. It helps (TFP or TFCD) but, only with the RIGHT photographer.
*If you want to make modeling a career. Treat it like its your own business (learn to manage your self and be professional) and think about getting paid work. If your on your own or just starting, its a must!
*Even if your with an agency, you still have to hustle and don't depend on your agency to do all the work for you.
*Beware of agents who wants to dub you as an escort! Its sad, it happens sometimes. Please don't fall victim!
* Do your research on agencies, agents, managers, EVERYONE! on the web. Ask a lot of questions!
* Don't let anyone disrespect you!
*Also be careful of lazy agencies, that don't call you about work or auditions. Its important for you to find out whats up and maybe change to an agency that will get you work!
*Be careful of photographers that will shoot you for free (TFP) and sell the pictures for profit. Draw up a release (and read, his/her model release) saying your ONLY TFP for portfolio use or for submission to magazines. Any money being made by both parties involed. The model should get some compensation.
Look at it this way. If the model took the photographers pictures and made profit, off the pictures, that the photographer took, he would scream... compensation. If your with an agency. They wont let you sign any release to relinquish your rights to your images. Especially, for TFP.  So, why do it voluntarily? Agencies are very weary of who you shoot with and wont allow you to shoot with just anyone. So be careful, if your on your own. Many models shoot and shoot (doing TFP) they think and act like there a professional model. Not knowing there image maybe used for profit, advertising etc...with out the models permission. Even worst, being exploited.   
*If your shooting stuff on location or studio and photographer is running really late and has not showed up yet and your there, waiting. Make, the right judgment call. The right call, may be to leave. Unless of course, your getting paid. But, if its TFP, leave. Some photographers with big egos show up when they feel like it. Don't put up with it.

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*******10 COMMANDMENTS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS********

1. Label all your images with your watermark. If you don’t give yourself credit for your work, no one else will.

2. Don’t let a model or potential client fill your head with compliments; everyone is the greatest photographer to any person who is looking for a free ride to build their portfolio.

3. Allow a model to bring an escort but limit escorts to only one person. A photo shoot is not a spectator sport, so there is no need for a crowd looking over your shoulder.

4. Don’t chase down any model or celebrity trying to take pictures of them. If your work is truly of top quality, that person will be chasing you.

5. If a model or client is a no show or cancels a photo shoot, don’t reschedule no matter what their excuse it. Time is money, so why give that person another chance to cause you to lose more money?

6. Never trick off your money to pay a model or client for a photo shoot. They need the pictures just as much or more than you. Besides, if you can’t do a shoot with the model you want, there is another model out there that looks just like them who is more than glad for you to take pictures of them.

7. Keep your hands to yourself. Under no circumstances should you ever touch a model; that’s just a lawsuit waiting to happen. Your reputation is your career.

8. Be careful who you share your photo shoot ideas with; you may just see that same idea in someone else’s portfolio before you even get a chance to do it.

9. Don’t waste your time waiting for a model or client who tells you they wants you to do a photo shoot for them after they get their body together; chances are that person will never be ready.

10. Be careful who you date. People in and outside the industry often date photographers with alterior motives.

-Maurice Amand Photography, LLC

Some of our valued Clients

FORD MODELS
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
FOX Searchlight Pictures
Lionsgate
ABC
NBC
E!
BET
MTV
VH1
INTERSCOPE
Nappy Boy Ent.
Hennessy Black
Ford Motor Company
"My Family Wedding" - imdb Movie
"Are We There Yet" - imdb Movie
"The Last Fall" - imdb Movie
VOGUE Italian
SMOOTH Magazine
VIBE Magazine
Blackmens Magazine
SHOW Magazine
Rolling Out Magazine
Urban Ink
CURRENCY Magazine
Fella Magazine
Denim Magazine
Tyler Perry
Kanye West
Ice Cube
Forrest Whitaker
T.I. aka TIP
Snoop Dogg
Tyrese Gibson
Brandy
Ludacris
Gabrielle Union
Marlon Wayans
Keri Hilson
Devyne Stephens
America Ferrera
MC Lyte
Faith Evans
Brandy
Bilal
Chad Ochocinco
Vanessa Bell Calloway
Nick Cannon
Regina King
Suga Shane Moseley
Bernard Hopkins
Eva Marcelle
Djimon Hounsou
Norwood Family
Nicole Behaire
Vivica Fox
Melinda Williams
Girls of Zane Sex Chronicles
Carlos Mencia
Tank
LisaRaye
Jon B
Stephen A. Smith
Megan Good
Ray J
Keisha Knight Pulman
Melyssa Ford
Lance Gross
Kindred - Family Soul
DJ Quik
AMG
Spider Loc
Goldie Loc
Kurupt
Savage
Marcus Paulk
Christian Keyes
Maya Gilbert
Cocoa Brown
Dollicia Bryan
MTV's Wild'n Out
SOPHIA FRESH
SHAW Group
Tournament of the Stars

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