What is the difference between a legal videographer and a trial technician?

Great question, and one we get a lot — the roles overlap but they're not the same job.

• A legal videographer focuses on recording depositions: setting up cameras, capturing clean audio, and syncing video to the transcript so it can be used later in trial.
• A trial technician handles the courtroom itself — running exhibits, managing playback, coordinating monitors and projectors, and making sure everything displays correctly in real time in front of a judge and jury.

Think of it this way: the videographer captures the evidence, and the trial technician presents it. We do both, which means your case has continuity from deposition day all the way through the verdict — no handoff, no gaps, no relearning your case at the last minute.

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