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Certified Legal Video Specialist (CLVS)

National Court Reporters Association

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The Certified Legal Video Specialist (CLVS) is designed for legal videographers to showcase proficiency in video deposition practices. The CLVS program sets and enforces standards for competency in the capture, utilization, and retention of legal video and promotes awareness of these standards within the legal marketplace. Legal videographers partner with court reporters to ensure the integrity of both the video of legal proceedings and the official transcript.

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Online Member: $350 Nonmember: $450 CLVS Production exam and Hands-on training Member: $325 Nonmember: $425Show moreShow less

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Who is eligible for the CLVS certification? Videographers who wish to develop proficiency in legal video deposition practices. Is the CLVS Certification a good fit for me? Strong candidates have some background or experience in videography. The course is not designed to teach videography from the ground up. The CLVS program is designed to teach an overview of capturing the legal video record. Possible previous experience or areas of expertise: - Video camera familiarity – can operate, adjust lens, light balance, etc. - Familiarity with lighting – white balance, lighting options - Familiarity with mixers/mics - Interest in preserving the legal video record - Experience with video files - Familiar with basic legal process

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