STOP-MOTION ANIMATIONS

Stop-motion exhibits present an event as a sequence of discrete, documented positions rather than as continuous motion. That makes them well suited to cases where the record establishes where things were at specific moments but not the precise path between them. Because a stop-motion exhibit claims less, it is often easier to lay a foundation for.

They are also faster and less expensive to produce than full-motion animation, which makes them a practical option for mediation and deposition work, or as a first exhibit before a case justifies a full simulation.

We work with attorneys, forensic experts, and investigators to build these from case evidence: scene measurements, scan data, photographs, and the retained expert's reconstruction. We are one of the few forensic animation firms with an ACTAR certified accident reconstructionist on staff.

Examples are below. Get in touch to talk through your case.