Median duration of online screen focus in a field study that followed 40 information workers across two work weeks.
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One camera only tells part of the story.
A fixed frame shows the witness. Multi-Cam captures more of the moment, giving your legal team greater context and more control over how testimony is presented.
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Beyond the fixed frame
The way people experience video has changed. The way testimony is captured can change with it.
One camera captures testimony. Multi-Cam expands the perspective.
A traditional deposition video is built around one fixed view. Multi-Cam adds visual options at the moment of capture, giving your team more to work with when preparing clips for mediation, settlement, or trial.
The attention reality
Attention is not gone. It is contested.
There is no credible universal eight-second human attention span. What research does show is that screen focus has become shorter and more fragmented. Presentation needs to earn attention, not assume it.
Average time spent on one screen before shifting attention, described in Gloria Mark's later digital-attention research.
See the APA interviewApproximate screen-focus duration observed around 2004, before the decline reported in Mark's later studies.
See the comparisonResearch note: These studies examine screen behavior, not juror outcomes. They support intentional visual presentation, not a guaranteed result. Multi-Cam provides more perspectives. Strategy determines how they are used.
The Multi-Cam difference
Same testimony.
More ways to tell it.
Multi-Cam is not about adding cameras for the sake of it. It is about giving your legal team stronger visual choices.
Traditional capture01 perspective
One fixed frame
A familiar, consistent view of the witness from beginning to end.
Gallo Multi-CamMultiple perspectives
More visual options
Additional captured perspectives give your team greater flexibility during post-production and presentation.
Built for the way cases move
Capture with the presentation in mind.
The strategic value is not simply having more footage. It is having more flexibility when the testimony needs to work harder.
Preserve more of the moment
Multiple perspectives can provide a broader visual record than one fixed shot alone.
Give videographers more to work with
Select the perspective that best supports the purpose, pacing, and context of each clip.
Create a more considered viewing experience
Prepare deposition footage for mediation, settlement discussions, or trial with modern presentation in mind.
One team, start to finish
From the deposition room to the courtroom.
Gallo can help your team plan the capture, record the testimony, and prepare the footage for the way you intend to use it.
Plan
Tell us how the footage may be used so the service can be planned around the needs of your case.
Capture
Our legal video team records multiple perspectives during the deposition.
Prepare
Work with Gallo on the footage and clips needed for mediation, settlement, or trial presentation.
Frequently asked
Before you call action.
A Multi-Cam deposition uses more than one camera perspective during the proceeding, creating additional visual options for later review, editing, and presentation.
It may be especially useful when you already expect the testimony to play an important role in mediation, settlement discussions, or trial. Gallo can help you evaluate the needs of the specific proceeding.
No. It expands the capture approach by adding perspectives and post-production possibilities to Gallo's professional legal video service.
Contact Gallo as early as possible with the deposition details and intended use. Our team will discuss the setup, logistics, and available options with you.
Ready for a new perspective?
Bring Multi-Cam to your next deposition.
Tell us about your upcoming proceeding. We will help you determine the right video approach for your case.
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