Yes. We can set up and pick up trail presentation equipment for you.
Yes, we receive many uncommon files that require conversion.
Yes, we do. Just give us a call and our hot seat presenter/tech will advise you on how to get things started.
Yes. We have a FFA licensed Part 107 remote pilot on staff and can capture aerial photography, aerial video & aerial 360 Images.
We deal with every aspect of developing your case evidence. From shooting depositions, producing clips, settlement videos to preparing and loading your exhibits, video excerpt and demonstratives into our laptops for our hot seat presenters to display in Court.
We sure can and this is actually a speciality of our. To get started send us an email via our contact page.
Yes, we do. We can either go to the location once we determine the make and model of the system or have the system delivered to our shop.
Yes. We can produce your PowerPoint from the ground up. All we require are your outline and any assets you would like to include (photos, graphs, maps, videos).
You can contact us by going to our website homepage and filling in your request or you can contact us directly by phone at (619) 297-6113.
Yes, we can. We will need power cords and any necessary passwords to get into your device for the extraction.
It is a key piece of evidence. A vivid and compelling video documentation of your client’s hardships due to the personal injuries sustained. It takes you through his/her daily routines and dynamics of performing ordinary tasks while showing your client in detail of their pain and suffering resulting from the accident.
Microsoft’s PowerPoint is a presentation program that is more linear (pre-scripted in a certain order) whereas TrialDirector is a non-linear presentation program, calling any demonstrative at any time.
Yes, we can do this. All we require is a synched transcript (a DVT) and a page line designation for each witness.
Certainly, we normally provide quick instructional training during the time the equipment is brought into court or at some time prior to the commencement of trial. We can also provide an instruction sheet for you.
A standard setup usually consists of a projector on a stand, a digital Elmo (visual Presenter) on a cart and a speaker which are usually integrated with a laptop computer.
Yes, we do. Contact us to discuss your needs.
Yes, though we have worked with countless reporting agencies, we have our own host key. You can continue to use your favorite Court reporter. We will produce the video recording of the witness and synchronize it to the transcript after the conclusion of the deposition.
We performed countless inspection recordings of the following: fire and flood damage, vehicle wrecks, destructive testing, construction defects, blasting sites, residence homes, owner’s collectables, trains, planes, factories, mold remediations, crime scenes, evidence and many more.
Yes, we create a DVT (Digital Video Transcript) which is an IPRO product (formerly InData).
Yes, we do. Whether they are video composites, depositions or surveillance videos, our professional techs can address your needs. Just contact us to discuss your project.
Yes, we can.
Yes, we produce stills from Video cams, frame grabs, mobile phones as well as from our photographer’s cameras.
It is a video that is usually used for mediation or settlement purposes. It is normally comprised of a day in the life video, therapy sessions, interviews of family members, friends, various experts, and doctors. Excerpts of family footage and photos are also included, and a twelve to eighteen minutes video composite is then produced along with a narrative.
We use Trial Director 360 which is loaded into our fast laptops to facilitate presentations of exhibits and video clips during trial.
We are accustomed to working directly with you or your jury consultant. We can produce all your video excerpts that may be required to play to the mock jury. We also provide all the equipment and technician that will be needed for any necessary playback.
We are a full fledge video production company specializing in recording, compositing, editing, and enhancing videos for litigation purposes. Some of the videos we produce are depositions, site inspections, day in the life and settlement along with demonstrative videos.
We normally like to install the equipment on a Friday (usually after the Final Conference hearing or Trial Readiness hearing). We will call the Court and ask for the appropriate time in the early afternoon.
Absolutely. We have provided equipment for very extensive trials with voluminous exhibits as well as a multitude of video presentations.
In most cases, we can improve the audio by running a few filters and enhancing the quality.
We provide laptops, monitors, HDMI/VGA switches, HDMI/VGA splitters, Distribution Amps, TV monitors, Anchor Speakers, Visual Presenters (Elmo), Presenter’s table, Carts, Stands, and more.
Yes. We rent, deliver and set-up various equipment used in trial. This includes visual presenters (Elmo), carts, stands, projectors and various sizes of monitors to name a few.
Yes, we do. Our drone pilot is a certified pilot and can provide aerial footage, stills and 360 panoramic views.
Yes, we do this all the time. We can also produce a synched deposition at a lower cost than most reporting agencies. Just give us a call to discuss your needs.
Yes, we do. We have provided in person and virtual video technicians, working with a multitude of Court Reporting Agencies throughout the nation as well as directly for many law firms and solo practitioners over the years.
yes we do and the best way to get started is to send us an email via our contact page with what you have going on and what you need help with.
Yes, we are very familiar with the courts and how to integrate various equipment with their present technology.
Yes we do. For a quote, please reach out.
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