The answer is a computer-generated 3D animation. Thanks to technological advancements, the cost of creating animation and the barriers against its use have dropped dramatically in recent years. This powerful litigation support tool may be more affordable and accessible than you thought.
Animators use the same information that attorneys and other experts do.
In order to digitally re-create or simulate an event, attorneys provide the animators with commonly used data sources such as photographs, police reports, expert reports, architectural plans, and depositions. Animators can also add textures, lighting, and shadows, among other things, to enhance the photorealism of the computerized model. Using Animation in the Trial Process Obviously, not every case justifies the expense associated with hiring experts. But for some especially complex cases, animation experts can help make the difference between educating and entertaining a jury and putting it to sleep. The best way to convey complex, technical, or esoteric information is to combine an auditory presentation with a compelling visual component.