Florida Day in the Life Video Production for Legal Cases
"Helping families across the Florida through the worst of times makes this job worth every minute."
~James
A Day in the Life Video Makes a Dramatic Impact
Forensic Video Law produces impactful Day in the Life videos for personal injury and wrongful death cases across Florida. These videos are designed to show the full extent of your client’s daily struggles—and are often the most persuasive tool in securing maximum settlements or verdicts. The powerful visual narratives help juries and insurance adjusters understand the full scope of a client’s injuries and life challenges.
Whether your case is headed to mediation or trial, our Day in the Life productions are designed to maximize case value. Attorneys across Florida—from Pensacola to Miami—trust us to deliver video documentation that is both admissible and emotionally impactful.
What Is a Day in the Life Video?
A Day in the Life video is a non-testimonial, admissible legal documentary that visually captures how injuries have affected your client’s everyday routine. These videos document personal care, therapy, medical equipment, and the emotional toll of injury—making them essential in high-stakes litigation.
Why Attorneys Across Florida Trust Forensic Video Law
- 20+ years of legal video experience
- Trusted by leading Florida law firms
- On-site filming available statewide
- Strict adherence to evidentiary standards
- Video used in multimillion-dollar settlements
Proven Results
“The room was silent after the video presentation. Shortly after, the defense said, ‘We didn’t bring enough money.’ The case settled for $6.65 million—$5.65M above policy limits.”
— Carl Varnedoe, Plaintiff’s Attorney
Florida Cities We Serve
We produce Day in the Life videos throughout Florida, including:
- Miami
- Tampa
- Orlando
- Jacksonville
- Fort Lauderdale
- Gainesville
- Tallahassee
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Day in the Life videos admissible in Florida courts?
Yes. As long as they are non-testimonial and properly authenticated, Day in the Life videos are admissible as demonstrative evidence in Florida.
How long should a Day in the Life video be?
Typically 12-17 minute. Long enough to make an emotional and factual impact—short enough to keep the jury's attention.
A Day in the Life Video Project
James approaches each video project with the desire to bring the plaintiff's injury and circumstances to life. His HD videos serve as demonstrative evidence that accurately portray the physical, emotional and financial impacts associated with the injury.
Your client’s Day in the Life personal injury video captures their daily living activities, including therapies, dressing, transfers and use of any necessary equipment. Videos can also include before and after photographs as well as interviews with family members, caregivers, doctors and therapists. Once filming is complete, a video editor expertly prepares the footage for presentation to an insurance adjuster or jury. Upon its completion, the 12-17 minute program can be introduced into evidence at trial. A Day in the Life video can also be shown to the jury and introduced into evidence through various witnesses at trial, i.e. caregiver, spouse, doctor, life-care expert
Day in the Life Video Examples
How to do a Day in the Life Video for a Personal Injury Case
A Day in the Life Video for a personal injury case delivers an emotional and compelling view of a client's difficulties and hardships due to an injury. James R Jenkins is a true professional who has produced hundreds of successful day in the life videos for attorneys nationwide. Contact James to find out how he can help add value to your case.
Schedule Your Florida Day in the Life Video
Call us at 904-716-5149 or contact us here to schedule your shoot anywhere in Florida. Let us help you tell your client’s story—clearly, powerfully, and legally.