MEDIATION AND TRIAL GRAPHICS
3D STORYBOARDS
Often, still images of a point in question are more powerful than a finished video animation. Use them as poster blow-ups or insert them in your PowerPoint presentation to accentuate critical moments and to keep viewers engaged. Since our storyboards are prepared in 3D software, animation can then easily be produced if required.
Often, still images of a point in question are more powerful than a finished video animation. Use them as poster blow-ups or insert them in your PowerPoint presentation to accentuate critical moments and to keep viewers engaged. Since our storyboards are prepared in 3D software, animation can then easily be produced if required.
Workplace Injury Catastrophic Injury Scaffolding Accidents
3D ANIMATION
3D animation allows a viewer to see the inner workings of an accident and enhances the persuasiveness of your argument. Instead of telling jurors what happened, you can show them what happened and give them multiple viewpoints to increase their understanding. Your expert's testimony is transformed from a dry analysis by capturing a juror's attention with video that illustrates your expert's conclusions.
3D animation allows a viewer to see the inner workings of an accident and enhances the persuasiveness of your argument. Instead of telling jurors what happened, you can show them what happened and give them multiple viewpoints to increase their understanding. Your expert's testimony is transformed from a dry analysis by capturing a juror's attention with video that illustrates your expert's conclusions.
Mast Climbing Accident Coup Contrecoup Accidents Slip and Fall Accidents
MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION
Injury photos, MRI’s and X-rays can be difficult to understand due to the complexity and quantity of information shown or too graphic to be presented without being prejudicial. By providing a clear understanding of the injuries and future limitations suffered by your client in an engaging and educational format, you reduce the time it takes to reach settlement and are able to argue for higher rewards.
Injury photos, MRI’s and X-rays can be difficult to understand due to the complexity and quantity of information shown or too graphic to be presented without being prejudicial. By providing a clear understanding of the injuries and future limitations suffered by your client in an engaging and educational format, you reduce the time it takes to reach settlement and are able to argue for higher rewards.
Colorized X Rays Summary of Injury Charts Anterior Disc Excision
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SA Graphics is a full service litigation graphics firm working with trial attorneys, coast to coast. We create effective and engaging 3D animation,
3D demonstratives and presentation graphics for your mediation and trial needs, delivered on time and on budget. In an increasingly visual world, the ability to show an eyewitness's view in the most direct manner possible is an imperative. A complex and lengthy narrative can be presented and retained much more effectively with visuals than with words alone. Recreating an accident scene and presenting your story using PowerPoint, Keynote and other digital media gives you a competitive edge at mediation or settlement negotiations. Create a multimedia presentation with the ability to pull up any relevant documents and juxtapose them with persuasive images and animation, supporting your narrative and producing a dynamic guide for discussion. Easily send a digital copy to any decision maker who cannot be present. We can provide trial exhibits ranging from litigation storyboards, medical illustration and diagrams to 3D animations from any angle and viewpoint, showing who was at fault and how an accident could have been avoided. Contact SA Graphics to assist you in crafting a powerful viewpoint for your narrative. |
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"Seeing is believing, and when a jury sees an animation which illustrates an eyewitness or investigating officer’s testimony as to how a collision occurred, it is powerful and persuasive. Jurors are used to seeing complex cases solved in half-hour television crime shows, and they expect this type of clarity and communication in the courtroom."
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