Prepare for your remote video deposition.
A few decisions before the session help the recording support the work you need to do afterward.
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Start with the intended use.
Consider how your team expects to use the recording: reviewing testimony, preparing clips, presenting the witness alongside documents, or building a trial presentation. Discuss those needs when arranging the service.
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Confirm what will be recorded.
Confirm the witness view, any separate evidence recording, and who will manage the documents shown during the deposition. Editable picture-in-picture in Studio, Litigen’s video review, clipping and designation tool, requires the appropriate separate recordings.
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Check the session setup.
Confirm the meeting details, participant instructions, and technical-support contact. Check the microphone, camera, lighting, power, and internet connection before the session.
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Plan for the documents.
Identify the documents you expect to use and confirm how they will be accessed and displayed. Keep exhibit identification clear as the testimony develops.
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Know what happens afterward.
Confirm delivery, access, transcript synchronization, and editing services in Studio with your booking. Identify who on your team will receive the recording and begin preparation.