This animation is again reviewed by the attorney, expert and animator to pickup any mistakes or make further modifications. This review process is continued until the final animation reflects exactly what the attorney and expert wish. The animator can assist the expert and the attorney in many ways. Defining the animations conceptually as to weather there should be a real time, slow motion, close ups, zoom ins, 3D or 2D, sound etc. Another area is how the animation will fit into the overall concept of the case.
Animations are highly effective in settlement of negotiations and arbitrations.
Showing such graphic evidence in negotiations proves that not only do you understand the complexities of the case, but with animation, the jury will understand as well. Animation created for settlement can also be used at trial. The expert should also be able to confirm that the information in the animation is to scale and that it is based upon specific information. You may need to qualify the animator. The animator must be experienced in working closely with the expert witness and the attorney in order to present the information in a way that will be admissible in court.