If you need a site inspection at a location in Europe (Denmark, for example) to document evidence in a case, a skilled videographer is essential for an effective recording. Europe is a popular destination, and while researching vacation spots and historical sites can be fascinating, the idea of finding a qualified videographer can seem overwhelming. Working with an experienced international court reporting firm with highly skilled legal videographers living throughout Europe can greatly simplify the process of scheduling your site inspection.
To ensure a useful record of the inspection, you’ll need to provide information regarding the site to the videographer for logistical as well as stylistic reasons. For example, will there likely be background noise at the site? Should the background noise be minimized, or do you want it be captured on the video? What are the lighting conditions? Will the videographer be static throughout, or will he be moving to different locations within the site? A brief but detailed questionnaire will include these and other questions, and your answers will help the videographer to properly prepare. These details enable him to capture the site inspection according to your vision, taking into account any technical challenges the site presents.
It is possible an interpreter will be needed for your Danish site inspection. Your international court reporting firm will have a vast network of first-rate interpreters in Denmark (and all of Europe), acquired from years of covering depositions and arbitrations throughout Europe. Thus, they can quickly secure a qualified interpreter for the inspection, if needed, with the necessary experience and knowledge to maintain a good pace throughout the inspection.
Working with a firm with videographers and interpreters living locally (or at least nearby) has other perks as well, such as restaurant recommendations, navigation tips, and the like. They can assist with last-minute logistical details, as well, to ensure a successful site inspection.
