How to Become a Legal Videographer: Make $100,000 a year with startup costs of less than $5000! 9781702370899

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Автор: Ausburn Peter
Название: How to Become a Legal Videographer: Make $100,000 a year with startup costs of less than $5000!
ISBN: 9781702370899
Издательство: Independently Published
Классификация: ISBN-10: 1702370895
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 122
Вес: 0.41 кг.
Дата издания: 24.10.2019
Язык: English
Размер: 280 x 216 x 8
Поставляется из: США
Описание: Advancements in technology have made civil litigation more efficient and the legal practitioners who employ this technologymore effective. Consequently, a corresponding increase in a variety of tech-laden legal support jobs has emerged in recentyears. One such career is legal videographer, also known as a forensic videographer or court videographer, and is responsiblefor using video equipment to record digital images for civil court related proceedings. Legal videographers spend the majority oftheir time recording depositions, which frequently contain exhibits that must also be recorded when necessary by thevideographer. Sometimes, exhibits and unofficial transcript evidence will be filmed outside of a deposition setting. Thefilming of a vehicle inspection is a good example. Legal videographers will also, from time to time, record a legalproceeding that is not part of a case. Will executions and real estate transactions fall under this category.For those wanting to get serious about a career as a legal videographer, there a few steps can be taken to maximize oneschances of securing gainful employment in this legal support field niche. The most obvious question to begin with, is Who ishiring legal videographers? Legal videography is a niche within a niche in legal support services. Legal video is usually added as an afterthought when a paralegal is ordering a court reporter for a deposition. Therefore, court reporting companies are in a unique position to be the first movers in the legal videography field. Most court reporting firms sub out their legal video work to freelance legal videographers and mark up their invoices. Some reporting firms with considerable volume employ a dedicated legal videographer on staff. Aspiring legal videographers looking for a steady paycheck should try to get a staff position, and those who want to make more money and assume more risk should become freelancers. Once you have decided on the employment classification that suits you best, you must ask yourself how you can compete with all of the other videographers in the market. Competing with a college degree in hand makes your services more valuable to potential employers, and may help you stand out from the pack. However, unlike most careers that can make you $100k-plus per year, legal videography does not require a degree. Most people in a position to hire you for your legal video services are going to be looking for technical proficiency in audiovisual technology, and a general understanding of the legal system before even considering your post-secondary education. Be forewarned that a college degree is not particularly helpful in shooting legal video. However, a college education, although not essential, is still recommended to anyone who wants to become a legal videographer. In the course of your business, you frequently correspond with court reporters and former court reporters, who are now firm owners. They are put off by poor grammar and improper syntax. They are currently-or were previously-in a position where they must produce a written record of a court proceeding. Once you have reconciled yourself with your college education, for better or worse, you must now focus on the technical aspects of legal video. Mastering basic videography skills (all that is required for legal video) is essential. If you lack these necessary videography skills, you should work for or volunteer to help other videographers. You can take training workshops taught by professional videographers, and ask other legal videographersfor advice about gaining experience. One may even offer you the chance to job shadow them. If you are interested in learning how to shoot legal video on your own, there are training manuals and instructional videos available. The How to Become a Legal Videographer instructional video and its accompanying training manual is an excellent choice for those wishing to get serious about becoming a legal videographer.

How to Become a Legal Videographer: Make $100,000 a year with startup costs of less than $5000!, Ausburn Peter