Litigation is a deposition-game today. Your witnesses need instruction to look their best, especially when visually recorded.

This video deposition skill builder will save you prep time with your witnesses, and you improve the quality of videotaped deposition testimony by your witness! You will learn the camera-wise advice for you to give your witness and get a written hand-out of advice for your witness.

Ten pages have a five page report for you as attorney, plus a five page handout of advice for the witness.

Witness Pointers for Video Depositions:

• takes none of your time to give the client or witness additional reinforcement of your training;
• is an easy to use tool;
• is what you need to prepare your client or lay witness for being an effective witness for you in front of a camera;
• teaches you what you need to teach your witness; and
• is the difference between a client that feels you care enough to drill them, instead of thinking you are just an attorney “who doesn’t have time”.

Witness Pointers for Video Depositions is a tremendous resource for your witness. You’ll give this skill builder to your client or witness every time the adverse attorney sends you a notice that she will be deposing your witness and recording it by video. Your witness takes it home to study. Witnesses in fact will study and read over several times these tips, because they have a self-interest in looking good to others.

This video deposition skill builder will save you preparation time with witnesses. — Over the years it builds up to a mountain of time you save.

Improve the Manner of Videotaped Testimony

If you have ever had a good witness look bad on a video deposition, you know the need for coaching the witness on the skills of being “videotaped”, as well as on the skills in answering questions. This form — Our Witness Pointers for Video Depositions — solves your triple problem. Your triple problem is:

• You don’t have the time;
• You don’t have professional skill in directing and preparing “on screen” actors; and,
• Your witness will not remember most of the “acting” points you make in a half hour lecture in your office on How to talk to a camera, given after you already have spent an hour (or more) on the substantive answers needed to establish the facts.

Our Witness Pointers for Video Depositions is a specialized camera-wise set of deposition pointers for your witness. Ten pages long with a five page report of advice for you, plus five pages of advice for the witness. A easy to use form handout that is inexpensive to buy.

Our Witness Pointers for Video Depositions gives your witness, or your client, a take-home set of instructions. It’s short. They will read it. They will be better witnesses. Send it before they come to your office for deposition preparation.

Witnesses want help on testifying “live and on camera”

Most witnesses have never testified in a deposition. Plus most witnesses have never testified “live and on camera”. So naturally they have some form of stage fright as they await the day of their deposition. They want you to give them advice not only on how to respond verbally to the questions, but also to handle themselves before a video camera.

But witnesses don’t ask for special help from you on being photographed. Their silence is a natural social protective stance. They do not want to reveal feelings of stage fright before a camera, which they assume most people do not have. Help them. Give them confidence by using a standard appearing skill builder they can study at home. Making it “standard” appearing means to them that you are not singling them out as being a weak person.

Witnesses want this help. Give your witness the advice they want before they talk in front of a camera.

When you conference with your client or witness for video pre-deposition work-ups, they will have had the benefit of your advice about:

• how to testify and how to avoid traps in depositions,
• how he/she presents him/herself to the jury, and
• how to overcome the special problems of talking to the camera.

Witness Pointers for Video Depositions gives take home instructions and training in the Manner of Testimony, to eliminate fatal fumbling. We show you the way to make witnesses at ease even when they are on the receiving end of the double barrels of a camera lens and an adverse attorney’s questions.

If you are looking for a similar “Pointers for Witness” targeted for your expert witness — we have a special form of advice written for experts (novice or not) to read. Expert Witness Pointers for Video Depositions.

Let us recap…

• [Lay] Witness Pointers for Video Depositions gives the client or witness additional reinforcement of your training, without adding to your time burden;
• [Lay] Witness Pointers for Video Depositions is an easy to use tool;
• [Lay] Witness Pointers for Video Depositions is what you need to prepare your client or lay witness for depositions in front of a camera;
• [Lay] Witness Pointers for Video Depositions teaches you what you need to teach your witness; and
• [Lay] Witness Pointers for Video Depositions is the difference between a client that feels you care enough to drill them, instead of thinking you are just an attorney “who doesn’t have time”.
• Plus, [Lay] Witness Pointers for Video Depositions is a very low investment with a high value return.

This is your invitation to become one of the growing number of attorneys who use this PowerLitigation™ tool.

We are selling the Witness Pointers for Video Depositions for $25.90.

If Witness Pointers for Video Depositions saves you just one deposition from collapsing – ever – it will have paid for itself many times over. Attorneys who are using this system right now are saving themselves “should have” thoughts every month.