Documentation

Recording and documenting events can be a useful practice. In areas such as research & development, a manufacturing process, and product testing, video can be used for careful analysis, especially with the ability to slow down, stop, or speed up a process (such as time lapse), and the ability to edit material for comparison. This information may also be archived for future comparison.

Evidence is an arena where video can bring a setting, a lifestyle, a process, or a visual into the courtroom and to the jury to help illustrate a point in a case. A day in the life, an accident setting, or a process all lend themselves to video presentations in the courtroom. These can have a tremendous impact on illustrating a point.

Note: Samples of our work will be added soon, and if you would like to see something specific, please contact us. We have online samples on our sister company's website here.

"Users comment on the high quality of the video."
A Mercury client

and

"Following the trial, I asked the jurors whether
they would have preferred to personally inspect
the drive units, but they all indicated that because
your videos depicted the construction and operation
so clearly, no inspection was necessary."
A Mercury client