What hardware do you bring to the courtroom?

Everything: courtroom monitors, large-screen projectors, movie-screen displays, all switching, all cabling, audio, and battery backup. You walk into court and we have already set up — you focus on the argument.

Do you provide an operator during trial?

Yes. A trained playback tech runs the equipment for the duration of trial — calling up clips on cue, switching displays, and handling any technical issues without interrupting the proceeding.

What is a Day-In-The-Life video?

A professionally produced video showing how a serious injury affects the plaintiff's daily routine — getting dressed, navigating the home, using assistive devices. Used in personal injury and medical malpractice cases to make damages tangible to a jury.

Can you handle clip designations from depositions?

Yes. Send us your designations (and counter-designations) and we will assemble the final clip reel synchronized to your exhibits, ready to play in court.

How early do you need to get into the courtroom?

Typically 60–90 minutes before the day's first witness for setup and testing. For larger setups (multi-screen, complex switching) we ask for the prior afternoon or morning.

Large courtroom projection screen displaying paused video deposition testimony with attorney at podium and jury in soft focus

Trial playback · Day-In-The-Life video

Courtroom Playback

Brandon's legal video experts run video evidence in court and arbitration — bringing the hardware, the operators, and the experience.

Schedule playback

Playback in court & arbitration

We bring everything. You focus on the argument.

Brandon Legal Tech will play back your videos in court or arbitration settings. We provide all the hardware you need — monitors, large movie screens, projectors, switching, and cabling — so your evidence reaches the triers of fact at the moment it matters most.

Large monitor on a rolling cart in a wood-paneled courtroom playing a synchronized video deposition with scrolling transcript

Everything you need to present video evidence

We arrive early, set up, run dry runs, and stay through the verdict.

Courtroom monitors

Large-screen projectors

Movie-screen displays

All cabling & switching

Personal injury

Day-In-The-Life Videos

Day-In-The-Life videos document the daily struggles experienced by plaintiffs in personal injury lawsuits — turning abstract damages into something a jury can see and feel.

Our video team has many years of experience shooting Day-In-The-Life videos, editing them for impact, and playing them back in court. Call us for a quote.

Shoot · Edit · Present

We handle the full production end-to-end — from the home visit through the courtroom playback.