Providing Proper Notice of a Videotaped Deposition
Under both the These may seem like innocuous procedural requirements, especially to the extent that a court reporter will, as usual, be the sole method of recordation. However, where a deposition will be videotaped, failure to give proper notice to the other parties and/or to the deponent may open the door for objections to the videotape. This is an unnecessary dispute that can be avoided simply by listing your intent to videotape in your Notice and, where appropriate, in your subpoena.