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Videos & Trial Graphics

Would your matter benefit from enhanced visual aids and other demonstratives? Our team includes a panel of experienced legal graphic professionals whose insights on visual cues will elevate your case before any audience. They support your team by creating the visuals that accompany insights gained from our consultants and your potential jury:

  • Charts, Timelines, and Graphs

    We craft visual solutions to clearly and easily communicate complex concepts – including detailed process flowcharts, interactive event timelines, and charts and graphs outlining meaningful data relationships.

  • 3D Animations and Graphics

    Our team of award-winning graphic artists collaborate with subject matter experts to create dynamic visuals and moving imagery. Engaging and accurate visualizations of specialist opinions (particularly in highly technical and scientific fields) are key to an audience’s ability to understand and interpret key facts.

  • Trial Presentation

    We have accomplished “hot-seat” trial presentation experts who seamlessly and effectively present your case to a jury or fact finder. Whether virtually or in person, we elevate your case by managing all aspects of the visual presentation including technology design and set up.

  • Site Photography

    Let our award-wining team create or manipulate digital images to help set the scene for your case. We can create virtual tours using interactive panoramas, recover damaged images, and document details critical to witness testimony during trial.

  • Videography

    Our videographers support research and exhibit efforts throughout the trial process. We can tape a deposition or witness preparation, focus group or mock trial, facility or location tour – including editing or special effects – in a process tailored to the demands of your case.

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Treat Your Demonstratives as Cake, Not Icing
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm: The importance of including graphics when presenting to a judge or jury is understood these days. Still, I think the design and execution of these graphics...
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Animate It: If Jurors See It, They’re More Likely to Believe It
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By Dr. Ken Broda Bahm: After receiving many warnings from the court and counsel on what they’re about to see, the jurors are finally shown the injury photos. Some of them frown...
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By Dr. Ken Broda Bahm: The idea is a merger of pop culture with academics. In pop culture, “truthiness” refers facetiously to the feeling of something being true, independent of...
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