Common phrases for video depositions, and legal videographers, certified legal videographers

Cameraman, camera operator, legal videographer depostion videographer: Often cameramen, cameraman and camera operator can also be a video deposition videographer, certified legal videographer, videographer, or known as deposition videographer. Some cameramen, camera operators and videographers don't shoot video depositions (or are unfamiliar with deposition video) however; some cameramen/videographers also videotape video depositions, depositions, and courtroom video if properly trained for deposition proceedings (certified legal videographer pends on certification/accredidation ((not all certified legal videographers are experienced in other videography/broadcast fiels)). Camera operators can be courtroom cameramen, or camera operators with a broad range of experience.

Backup: videotaping or digital video recording a video deposition onto a secondary video media from videotape; hard drive, DVD, video server/video editor,   fire store drive.

Depostion: misspelled for deposition, often misspelled in google searches and other searches, you can find our legal deposition videographers/cameramen or legal video deposition videographer/camera operators/cameramen on this website

AV: audio visual; encompassing technologies for staging, presentation, media production, performances, labor positions servicing these. Our Colorado legal videographers/cameramen are skilled in legal audio visual technologies, legal video presentation, legal media presentation and other legal video/video broadcast technologies.

DV: digital videotape, mini DV often used by legal videographers and cameramen. Our cameramen and colorado deposition videographers use professional DV cameras, and DVCAM cameras, along with pro videotape to videotape Colorado video depositions. Other consumer DV cameras aren't recommended for professional quality video depositions due to immediate loss of video quality while videotaping. Our professional cameramen and Colorado legal deposition videographers use professional cameras matching your law firms highly professional video deposition standards.

HDV: A consumer based version of high definition video, very compressed onto DV tape, Cameramen, and legal videographers use HDV for broadcast, industrial and video depositions. HDV NOT recommend for video different than video depositions/depositions, interviews, or testimonials videotaped by cameramen or legal videographers. (fast moving scenes, but OK for video depositions taped by professional legal videographers)

Compression: used by DV, HDV reducing color/audio information enabling the media/video deposition to be smoothly recorded by colorado camera operators, Colorado legal videographers without the camera dropping frames during video deposition (critical for a quality video deposition). Compression is not noticed unless used in excess by legal videographers or set too high by the cameraman, legal cameraman. Other consumer based video formats like Mini DV, digital8 use heavy compression, and can degrade the quality of your video deposition (these formats are not used by professional commercial cameramen, deposition cameramen, pro legal videographers). Our professional legal videographers/courtroom videographers, cameramen are also skilled encoders of analogue/digital video deposition (see below digital/analogue),.

Encoding: turning video, legal media into a digital video file for DVD, Windows Media, Quicktime, Real, MPEG 1-4, AVI, ASF by a editor, cameraman/editor, videographer/editor. Editors most commonly perform encoding, however cameramen, and legal videographers can encode digital files as editors during video deposition videotaping, or video/media encoding.

Editor: a production person or often cameramen/legal videographer whom compiles video and media, creates graphics, titles and other media elements together (often adding or eliminating) to a final video, or presentation. Videographers, legal videographers, and courtroom cameramen can videotape depositions and edit between references, sources, and video deposed (called switching when during the video deposition).

Digital Betacam, BetaCam SX, HDCAM, and DVC pro 25 to 100 are the most i deal digital formats to videotape your video deposition, older analogue formats like BetaCam Sp are also ideal as well. Many different cameramen, videographers, legal videographers, and videographers use differing formats. All of these professional videotape formats retain quality over generations (generation being copies of the video deposition). Our colorado deposition videographers, legal videographers, and videographers use these formats for videotaping video depositions, broadcast, features, etc. Our expertise also includes the consumer based cameras making our Colorado legal videographers ideal for operating your law firms video equipment (professional video or consumer video cameras to record video depositions).

Digital: a format recording video onto videotape, DVD or hard disk, or flash drive. The digital video recorded by the Colorado video deposition videographer is recorded translated to numbers so that magnetic loss is minimized of the video depositions (numbers on the recording medium equal brightness and audio). 25 to 50 to 100 refer to megabit information (bit being amount of digital video information recorded). The higher the bit rate recorded the better the digital video deposition recorded by the Colorado legal videographer.

Analogue video depositions (analogue) use analogue videotape, and analogue video cameras. Analogue is a magnetic video recording process still used by Colorado legal deposition videographers for primary videotaping medium. VHS, CVHS, SVHS, Hi8, BetaCam/SP are magnetic videotape formats used by professional Colorado legal videographers and law firms that record picture and sound onto videotape using voltage and amperage to record on a linear magnetic videotape format. Our professional deposition legal videographers also operate these cameras (among other video/film cameras) as well. Additionally or Colorado professional legal deposition videographers/videographers can manage all these formats editing them into trial exhibits provided by your law firm. Several Colorado law firms have older, and newer video cameras and video recording equipment or video depositions taped on a cost prohibitive format, requiring our legal videography/legal editing services video transfer/duplication of videotape format.

In addition to video transfer and duplication our professional deposition videographers/legal videographers can also transfer film, (motion picture, SLR) photographs, slides, documents, audiotape, other trial exhibits to videotape or digital format. The latter (digital) process by our legal videographers is called digitizing. Digitizing evidence, references, exhibits by our professional legal video deposition videographers/legal media producers are used by trial lawyers during video depositions, and trial.