For legal videographers and small legal-video teams
ActiveDepo is a professional delivery service for legal video professionals. Give each firm client a matter-specific handoff with private recipient access, clear delivery records, and original media you can retrieve when the matter calls for it.
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How it works
ActiveDepo takes over once the recording is ready, keeping the AV professional or small team in control of every handoff.
Set up a matter-specific delivery around the finished deposition video, so the file and its handoff stay organized together.
Each recipient gets a private route, with optional email or password checks. You control who has access without exposing one recipient to another.
The firm opens its private link to watch in the browser or retrieve the original media when its workflow needs the file itself.
See invitations, views, and the current access state in one delivery record, without exposing one recipient’s activity to another.
ActiveDepo doesn’t record the deposition — you bring your own gear. It takes over the moment you have the file.
What we're building
Give each firm client a deliberate handoff, with recipient access and delivery records controlled by the person responsible for the work.
| Event | Recipient | When |
|---|---|---|
| Link viewed | Henderson LLP | 2m ago |
| Playback started | Henderson LLP | 2m ago |
| Link minted | Park & Cho | 1h ago |
| Recipient invited | Park & Cho | 1h ago |
| File uploaded | — | Yesterday |
A delivery service you own
ActiveDepo is being shaped for matters where the delivery itself should reinforce the quality of your work. You stay in control of recipients, access, and the record of the handoff.
Market feedback
Legal video prosHelp us decide where a professional firm delivery should earn its place in your workflow.
Your feedback will shape the first ActiveDepo delivery experience.
Building next
This is a product direction, not a feature available today. We are exploring playback that would align video to the court reporter’s authoritative transcript, so firms can move more easily between the delivered footage and the record.
The planned player would move through the supplied transcript with the video, so a viewer could see where they are without manually lining up footage and pages.
We are exploring a way for a viewer to find a name, exhibit number, or phrase in the supplied transcript and move to the corresponding point in the video.
We are exploring timeline markers for useful moments in the deposition, shaped by how legal video professionals and firms expect to review a delivery.
The authoritative record stays intact
If we build this direction, the court reporter’s supplied transcript stays authoritative. ActiveDepo would time-align the words as provided; it would not rewrite or replace them.
And directing your attention to the night of the fifteenth —
Yes, I remember it.
Showing you what’s been marked Exhibit 14.
I recognize it. That’s the work order I signed.
Help shape the direction
Tell us what your clients would actually use, what they would ignore, and how the court reporter’s transcript should fit the delivery. Your feedback helps us decide whether this direction belongs in ActiveDepo.
Who this is for
Independent videographers, small teams, and agency-connected operators are all welcome when they are responsible for the client handoff.
Questions
No. ActiveDepo does not record the deposition — you bring your own gear. It is focused on the delivery that begins once you have the finished file: private recipient access, clear delivery records, and original-media retrieval organized by matter.
If all a job needs is one shared download link, a generic file tool may be enough. ActiveDepo is for deliveries where a legal video professional wants separate private access for each recipient, no cross-recipient visibility, clear delivery records, and original media organized around the firm handoff.
That is one of the questions we are testing with legal videographers. ActiveDepo is intended to support a professional, matter-specific handoff that you control; how it fits your own client-facing service is up to you.
No. Recipients open their private link and, if you turn it on, pass a quick email or password check. No account or software installation is required to access the video.
We are validating the archive, retrieval, and replacement-access workflow with legal video professionals before publishing a fixed retention policy.
A private link can be revoked or replaced without erasing its activity history. We’re separately defining how replacement access works when a recipient still has a right to the delivered media.
No. Transcript-synced playback is a future product direction, not a shipped feature. We are exploring how video could be aligned to the court reporter’s authoritative transcript without rewriting or replacing it.
ActiveDepo Feedback for legal video professionals
Tell us whether a professional firm delivery would change how clients see your work, whether “verified deposition delivery” fits your services, and which matters most: delivery records, a branded firm experience, archive and retrieval, or future transcript-synced playback.
Or talk through your workflowYour workflow helps set the direction