Are you frustrated and irritated playing back your video proceeding and hearing the sounds of electronic interference?
The next time you are at a video deposition and the videographer requests that you turn off all electronic devices, listen to the person that you’ve hired and turn them off. As a professional legal videographer, I have heard the playbacks that have the electronic signal interrupting the audio feed with a terrible squeaking kind of sound. This is not a good thing.
If you find yourself in a situation that you cannot turn off your device, for whatever reason, let all parties know and maybe even put a statement on the record that you are unable to turn off the device and state the reason why.
Your video recording will be much better for it, and the people eventually watching your video will not be so distracted because of the screeching noise in the background.
n a part of Flygare & Associates for almost 20 years and during that time span I have seen a lot of changes in the legal community.
transcriptionist at Roger G. Flygare & Associates, Inc., I take the CD of court proceedings and play the audio on our FTR program. In providing verbatim transcription, it requires that we listen carefully, sometimes multiple times, transcribing word-for-word, paying close attention to spelling, grammar, legal terms, legal cites, and so forth. All jobs are time sensitive and must be completed by the due date assigned.
sive background in residential, commercial and agricultural real estate transactions; legal, contracts, escrow and title, the terminology and knowledge of procedures in that experience has been very helpful to me as a transcriptionist.