One of the most important factors to consider for your legal video business is what rate you're going to charge for video depositions. I know from experience that it can be tricky finding a price point that's appealing to clients without underselling your services, but...
Legal videography is a rapidly expanding career field. With advances in technology, more trials in the courtroom rely on legal videographers. Many legal videographers work for themselves in a freelance capacity. This can be extremely profitable. However, there are a few necessary steps one must...
The primary job of a legal videographer is to record video depositions. To do so, one must obtain certain training and equipment. Although there are no education requirements for becoming a legal videographer, a video deposition certification may set you apart from your competition. So how...
Although there are many occupations for someone interested in videography, it can be a competitive field that is hard to break in to. Legal videography is an exciting career that offers many benefits and opportunities which can set you apart in your field. There are...
How to Set Up for and Record a Video Deposition When our company first ventured into shooting video depositions we had to start from scratch. My goal is to help you learn everything we didn't when we walked in to film our first deposition. When recording a...
Are you a witness in an upcoming lawsuit? Maybe you’re just interested in the legal system and want to know more about depositions. Unless you have personally participated in a lawsuit, it is likely that you have a very limited understanding of the legal system....
When it comes to starting a successful legal video business, getting the equipment you need is only half the battle. Growing your business from the ground up will most certainly take time and effort, but the returns you'll get in the long run will make...
Deposition videos are another way to give the jury a perspective of your client’s case. When your client or the deposed lives out of state or in another area, you may have to shoot your deposition video via webcam and web video services, like Zoom. So...
