Security camera video usually has a date & time superimposed over the footage. Have you ever wondered where that information comes from, and more importantly whether it is accurate?

There are over 100 different proprietary video formats. Here's some help on how to handle them.

We use some visual tools to identify and track a client participating in the Running of the Bulls.

How we used video footage to investigate the circumstances of an arrest and then explain the story to a jury

Software to the problem of unplayable surveillance camera footage.

Another installment in our Finer Points series. Hop in the DeLorean and let's travel through time using Google Maps.

Is the coronavirus shutdown affecting your ability to communicate with clients, witnesses, opposing counsel, and judges?

Jazzy kicks off a new series of video tutorials aimed at sharing details about Fat Pencil Studio's workflow, and common issues that arise when developing visual stories for civil and criminal court cases.

How a 2009 civil rights case forever changed my thinking about the role of visual tools in litigation.

A chaotic arrest leads to charges of assaulting a police officer. But a careful review of synchronized video suggests a different story than the words in the police report.