Meet Liron Liber | Videographer & Photographer

We had the good fortune of connecting with Liron Liber and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Liron, how does your business help the community?
My business is about more than just filming events, it’s about preserving moments that strengthen communities, especially when they need it most. Recently, I documented an extraordinary event for the Lubavitch Educational Center in Miami during these challenging times for the Jewish people. Every shot I chose, every edit I made carried extra weight, this wasn’t just an event video highlights, but a statement of resilience and unity.

When hatred tries to divide, I use my edit to highlight what truly matters: the joy of children singing, the pride in parents eyes, the unshakable sense of community. These films become proof of the light that outlasts any darkness. A mother told me through tears, “This is how I want the world to see us” and that’s why I take such care with every frame.

From weddings to cultural celebrations, I know these videos aren’t just keepsakes, they’re legacies. They show future generations the strength of their community and the beauty of their traditions. In a world full of noise, I’m honored to help families and organizations tell their real stories.

Alright, so let’s move onto what keeps you busy professionally?
My art is about capturing real moments, not just what happened, but how it felt. I wait patiently for the unplanned moments, the raw emotions that can’t be staged. What sets me apart? I don’t just document events; I listen to them. The way a groom’s voice cracks during a speech or the way a crowd erupts when the hora starts, those are my favorite shots.

I got here the hard way. Started filming skate videos as a kid, where sometimes it takes 50 takes to nail one trick. That taught me to anticipate moments, not just react to them. Later, working with my photographer cousin at weddings, I learned the business side, but never lost that hunger to find the magic in chaos.

Biggest lessons?

Great footage is worthless without great editing.

Clients remember how you made them feel (not your camera model)

What I want the world to know?
My brand isn’t about fancy gear, it’s about trust. When you hire me, you’re getting someone who treats your memories like they’re my own. And after 20+ years, I still get goosebumps when a client says, “You saw things we didn’t even notice that day.”

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
If my best friend came to visit, I’d want to show them the real heartbeat of LA, not just the tourist spots, but the places that make this city feel alive. Of course, we’d hit the classics like Sunset Boulevard for that iconic Hollywood energy, then cruise up to Malibu for those cliffside ocean views that never get old. Santa Monica Pier is a must for that nostalgic boardwalk vibe, street performers, the whole experience.

But the real hidden gem? Driving down to Laguna Beach. There’s something magical about those coves and tide pools, it’s where LA’s hustle melts into pure California serenity. We’d grab tacos from a roadside stand, watch the sunset over the Pacific, and just let the day unfold. No strict itinerary, just good food, great views, and even better company. That’s the LA I love.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
I’ve got to give a massive shoutout to my cousin Uzi. He’s not just family, he’s been my mentor, my sounding board, and the person who’s always shown me how to do things the right way. Whether it’s navigating the creative side of me or handling the business with integrity, he’s the one I call when I need real advice.

What do I admire most? His work ethic is unmatched, but he never loses sight of what matters, people first, always. He’s proof that success isn’t just about talent; it’s about how you treat others along the way. So yeah, Uzi, if you’re reading this, thanks for being the guy who keeps me grounded and inspired, both behind the camera an

Website: https://revision.photography

Instagram: https://instagram.com/revision_photography

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RevisionPhotography

Image Credits
Liron Liber