What is off-screen is just as important as what is on-screen. Many in the video production industry call the subject of a deposition a “talking head.”  They think litigation videographers point the camera at a static subject and push record.

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...

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...

From time to time, novice Litigation Videographers get exposed to terminology they find confusing. In truth even the veterans of our industry find reason to pause when something out of the ordinary heads our direction.  While most Legal Videographers are familiar with discovery depositions many do not know there are...

If you have an iPad and the Numbers application, it is pretty easy to create simple forms and spreadsheets for keeping track of different data. I thought I would make a real quick version of my full Deposition Log available for anyone to download and use. It’s a really simple...

Wouldn’t it be great if standard definition 4×3, standard definition 16×9 and high definition widescreen were all fundamentally the same? It would be, but they aren’t the same and there is a lot of confusion about the differences. It’s relatively easy to jump between the different formats because of available...