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They are a most effective tool in motivating the out-of-court settlement.

They range from the simple – as in silent “raw footage” of a disabled client -- to the more elaborate:  scripted documentary featuring professional voiceover, client interviews and perhaps family video and photographs from happier times.

The story of a life.

An effective “before and after” treatment of the subject’s life reveals the daily challenges he or she endures – leaving no doubt that your case is strong and compelling should it go to trial.

The objective, of course, is to settle before trial. A Day In The Life documentary can be highly persuasive to that end.

So what assures an effective Day In The Life documentary? There are several elements:

An effective Day In The Life is like a perfectly mastered puzzle. But in addition to knowing which pieces of the puzzle go where (the editing process), the legal video professional's task is to create the puzzle pieces—the video scenes -- in a way that assures a logical sequence. A cohesive client story.

The objective is to bring careful and moving focus to the client in your case. If done well, the finished Day In The Life has the look and impact of what a viewer might experience in a network television news program like 20/20 or Dateline NBC.

Your legal video consultant on these projects is Owen May, who boasts years of on-air story-telling experience in both commercial television and radio.

(By the way, he wrote the "story" you are reading right now.)

Call Owen to get started.