Established in 1976, Nat Douget & Video Reporters realized early on that video would become an integral part of the litigation part of the litigation scene.  We created an in house Legal Video Services Department and have conducted videotaped depositions using only qualified and expertly trained camera technicians.  Our expertise allows you to increase your effectiveness in assisting and representing your clients.  We provide consulting services as you need it.

Our professional state-of-the-art equipment includes Sony and Canon 3CCD digital cameras, digital VCR's, audio mixers, date & time generators and lavaliere microphones.  Recorded on digital (and/or VHS or S-VHS) format, Nat Douget Court & Video Reporters assures you of professional quality results for trial purposes.  Our rates are very competitive without sacrificing quality.

Nat Douget Court & Video Reporters assures you of reliability and on-time performance for your videotaped depositions.  We include VHS copies with each video deposition free of charge.  There is no set-up time or break-down time of equipment charges either.  We ship either UPS or Federal Express.

Expertise and services are as follows:

• Demonstrative Evidence - Expert Witness Testimony or Presentations
• Video Transfer to Photo - Photo to CD or Video - Video to CD ROM
• On-Site Inspections, Damage Surveys, Accident Reconstruction
• Day-in-the-Life, Living Wills, Settlement Brochures
• Client Education - Witness Preparation
• Time Coding to Written Transcripts (Digital Video to Text Synchronization)
• Independent medical Examinations, Surgical procedures
• Multi-Camera for split Screen, picture in picture and quad pictures on one screen
• Conferences, Seminars, Training Sessions, and Procedure Training
• Mock Trials and Focus Groups
• Walk-Trough Lease Agreements
• 24 Hour Editing and Duplication (10 at a time)
• Computer Graphics and Animation
• We provide medical illustrations and models at depositions upon request.
• Exhibit enlargement and mounting to poster board (up to 33" wide and any length accommodated by a poster board.
• Computer generated exhibits and mounted or used with a visual document presenter. (Much less expensive that blowups)
• Courtroom Presentations with monitors, digital VCR's Visual Document Presenter, large screen and LCD projectors.