Using Video in an Evidentiary Setting

Tom Dunlap chats with David Notowitz, of National Center for Audio & Forensics, and David Ludwig, of Dunlap, Bennett and Ludwig, about how much information is stored in digital evidence and why attorneys need to thoroughly analyze video and audio files the way they do other documents. We also discuss what can go wrong if attorneys don’t do their homework with digital evidence. David Notowitz is the founder and lead audio, video, and digital forensic expert of NCAVF, the National Center for Audio and Video Forensics. NCAVF provides all levels of consulting, video and audio clarification, and media preparation for legal situations - from video production, 3D scene reconstruction, and forensic measurements to media enhancement, cellphone recovery and analysis, and testimony as an expert witness. From 2001 until today, NCAVF has grown into one of the top privately owned audio, video, and smartphone forensic companies in the country with six full time employees.