- Hiring a Videographer can have a positive impact to your transcript. It will allow the words on the transcript to come to life by providing insightful visual dimensions.
- Professional equipment is required. A Legal Videographers have specialized cameras and audio equipment that can deliver great quality for a record deposition.
- A Videographer does not replace a Court Reporter. A Court Reporter is the only person who is certified to produce a transcript. A Videographer adds color to a transcript.
- Any format can be used for a recorded deposition file.
- Videographers can do more than simply record a deposition: They can assist with live video streaming, provide Picture in Picture services, and more!
Look into Elizabeth Gallo Court Reporting Legal Video services for more information.
