MULTI-CAMERA
​DEPOSITION VIDEO EDITING
Memorable interview-style videos for playback at trial

Relevant 
Content

Whether 1, 2, or 3 cameras for your video shoot, you choose the deposition video clips you wish to highlight. We create the most compelling portrayal of your client's case. We assemble the provided information in a relevant, cohesive, interesting, and memorable way.

Relatable 
Presentation

With skilled deposition editing you'll have an engaged jury focused on your evidence. Your video will be relatable and familiar to jurors because it will be a well-planned and contemporary review of the facts in your case. 

Reliable 
​Service

We pride ourselves on timely and professional service and see ourselves as a reliable part of your trial support team. Our post-production* work is done with you and your client in mind and with a highly responsive turnaround time.

Rewarding 
​Outcome

Carefully selected and well-produced video testimony goes a long way toward helping jurors retain the information they have received to exercise a clear understanding of its consequences. Interested jurors lead to rewarding outcomes for your clients and we love providing that kind of advantage.

*Post-production - Editing work done on video files after recording has taken place.                                                    

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Professionally edited depositions keep the focus on testimony.​Simple backgrounds in a clutter-free environment with frequent scene changes will keep jurors engaged.

Tasteful Split-Screen

Picture-In-Picture

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Did you know deposition videos are far more effective when critical testimony is carefully selected rather than playing an entire deposition? Even single-camera​ depositions can benefit from proper editing. We can help.

Already have your videos?
​We can edit your existing videos.

You Should Be Using Professionally Edited Video

From helping to expand attention spans to adapting to different learning styles, here are some good reasons to include professionally edited video in your trials:

• Generates emotional responses and connections
• ​Connects ideas and themes
• Breaks monotony and keeps jurors alert
• Allows demeanor to be perceived 
• Is trusted as accurate

• Properly edited video grabs attention
• Creates engagement and invites focus
• Helps with recall
• Video is familiar to jurors (and expected)
• Allows organization of the message

Ways to Use Professional Video in Your Practice 

Opening Statement Video

Pique your jurors' interest and provide a preview of the strength of your case with organized, compelling testimony and key evidence that is professionally integrated into video.
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• Press play on a single well-timed video 
• Create a visual timeline to preview your case
• Leave more time for argument
• Incorporate easily into TrialPad™ or other video presentation software
• Break down key testimony to bite-size clips for reinforcement of crucial points

Trial Testimony Video

Enhance your opening statements to broaden your client's personal story and reinforce the jury's trust in your message.

A thoughtfully produced deposition video will hold your jury's attention so they stay engaged. Choose an interview-style video (2 camera) with tasteful transitions and titles. 

Closing Statement Video

Punctuate your case with a memorable visual summary of the highlights and important details in your case. Combine key video testimony with crucial documents or photographs for a visual reminder that will make an impact.

Video Demand Letter
​(Demand Video)

Urge immediate attention with a video timeline of your client's claim. Consider including the following to compile an effective and convincing argument woven into one video:

• Video testimony
• Interviews with your clients
• Medical records
• Pre and post injury photographs

• Focus group excerpts 
• Animated recreation scenes
• Maps, charts and graphs
• Financial documents​​ .

Seeing physical, emotional, and financial damages in a concise, factual, organized and professional video makes a greater impact than a piece of paper. Defense need only press "play" to see the value of your settlement offer. 

Arbitration and Mediation

Integrate video, photos, documents, phone calls or audio, focus group video, surveillance video and other records into a seamless presentation for your client's positive outcome.

Focus Group

Use the insight you've gained to your advantage. Cut out pauses, instructions, and irrelevant lines of conversation to better prepare for trial. Consider using your focus group video in a Demand Video.

​Need a videographer for your focus group to ensure good video and quality sound? We're here to help.

Mock Trial

You've gone the extra mile and more to prepare, practice and present. Consider documenting your mock trial with video -- and save valuable time by having it professionally edited for future study.

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Firm Footage produces quality videos to give you a professional edge.

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