Of course, our services aren't confined to the above.  We also are available to videotape depositions,
accident scenes, and other general video.   



In any event.......You have our undivided attention.

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      Have you or a loved been seriously injured or disabled in an accident at work, in a
car collision, or due to someone else's neglegence? If so Wolfe Audio Visual can help
by producing powerful and impacting video presentations that will help strengthen your
case or lawsuit in the court room. Our Day in the Life video documentaries, Settlement
Video Brochures, and editing services effectively accomplish a level of understanding
for the seriousness of the loss you are suffering from. Our services have been
mentioned several times in Lawyers Weekly for effectiveness, production technique
and impact. Whether the event resulted in death, leaving the life of a family incomplete
or has left your client physically or mentally devastated, the importance of this video
document, professionally produced, cannot be overempasized! Discuss and review
these options with your lawyer today!
Day in the Life Documentary
The video documentation of your client's daily routine after a catastrophic event is
paramount. The daily struggle to perform the simplest of tasks, all of the Doctor
visits, therapy, operations, mental stress as well as physical stress that make up
your client's new life...

Video Settlement Brochure
The Settlement Brochure goes several steps further than the Day in the Life
concept and is a far more comprehensive video document. In addition to the video
footage of daily routines, detailed interviews are conducted with family members,
friends, possibly Doctors, EMT's, witnesses, ministers, etc...

Editing
Often, video deposition content may be ruled upon by a Judge for admissibility...

In the Court Room
Often, the effectiveness of a closing argument can be augmented with specially
edited and arranged video content that was actually introduced during the trial
itself...