An Article for Everyone in the Chain, Even You!
If there was anything certain about the litigation industry it would be the uncertainty of it.What might appear to be firm appointment date becomes tentative dates at the drop of a hat.Depositions, like many other litigation related appointments, go away with little, to no notice. Depositions get scheduled, cancelled, re-rescheduled, and quite often cancelled again. That is a certainty that will never change.
Let’s face it: very few deposition locations are conducive to videography. White walls, windows, mirrors, and tasteless art plague many hospitals, conference rooms, and doctor’s offices where depositions take place. The result is video footage that is less-than optimum. The only option for the Deposition Videographer is to correct these issues with the use of ...
Perhaps this is the number one reason to begin providing Day-in-the-Life services. Aside from trial support, no other service places you in direct contact with attorney clients like Day-in-the-Life production. I have yet to produce a DITL video without one-on-one discussions with an attorney. Build the Relationship Once this relationship has been established the litigation videographer can ...
We've already see that adding Day-in-the-Life video to your suite of services is profitable, adds value and is easier to market, but it also makes for better networking. Best networking practices means a business or individual will place themselves, their company name and their products in front of as many industry related entities ...
Attorneys are bombarded with marketing from deposition videographers on a regular basis. What are the usual responses? “Sorry we set up video through our reporters” or “We have our favorite videographer” or even, “We do not video record our depositions”. One trick that I have learned from over twenty years in the business is to market ...
Attorneys understand the importance of a Day-in-the-Life video when it comes to proving damages incurred by their clients. They understand the dollars spent on the production of these programs are necessary to make a human connection between their client and the jury and they understand the importance of working with Litigation Videographers who are ...
