Video Depositions

When it comes to trial or settlement settings, you only have one chance to get it right and video depositions are sometimes the best way to preserve the record. While written transcripts are a great way to record the deposition testimony, they don’t convey emotion and inflection. That’s why many consider using video to record their depositions.

A video deposition creates a visual record of the deposition testimony, giving lawyers a better chance at conveying witness testimony. At Albuquerque Court Reporting Service, we have many contacts with high quality videographers that we can recommend to record your depositions.

All the the videographers we refer are experienced and skilled, with quality equipment and an attention to detail to meet your specifications or special instructions. We strive for complete customer satisfaction and we can put you in touch with a videographer that is sure to meet your needs.

Legal Videographer

A legal videographer records the testimony of depositions and signing of legal documentation. The video record, combined with the written record from a court reporter, can provide the most complete way to preserve the record.

The legal videographer is the expert at capturing the words, body language, facial cues and intonation of the testimony during your deposition. Not all videographers have the skills required for legal settings and that is why we have built a list of those that we can recommend with full confidence.