Independent-contractor (1099) legal videographer producing the video record of federal depositions for a US Attorney's Office contract, mostly on site within 50 miles of New Orleans with some remote proceedings. Handles video/audio capture, live-streaming, backup recording and secure delivery alongside a court reporter; about 20 hours of attendance expected in year one.
Contract (1099) legal videographer producing the video record of federal depositions within 50 miles of New Orleans, working alongside a CLFC court reporter for the U.S. Attorney's Office. Day to day: set up and operate professional video/audio equipment with backup recording, manage live streams on remote depositions, and maintain chain of custody of recordings (~20 hours of work in year one).
Independent-contractor legal videographer producing the video record of federal depositions for the US Attorney's Office (Eastern District of Louisiana), traveling to sites within 50 miles of New Orleans. You set up and operate video/audio gear, run remote-deposition streams, and align video with the court reporter's transcript; ~20 hours of work in year one at $60-75/hour.
1099 independent-contractor legal videographer producing the video record of federal depositions for the US Attorney's Office (Eastern District of Louisiana), on assignments within 50 miles of New Orleans. Day to day: set up and run professional video/audio capture, manage remote deposition streams, and maintain chain of custody alongside a court reporter. $60-75/hour.
Independent-contractor legal videographer producing the video record of federal depositions within 50 miles of New Orleans, working alongside a CLFC court reporter. Sets up and operates professional video/audio equipment with backup, manages live streams and recordings for remote proceedings, and maintains chain of custody. About 20 hours of attendance expected in year one.