Case Review
About CCV
In 1999 Larry attended a week long seminar in Los Angeles where he was introduced to Final Cut Pro. He spent months becoming
proficient with FCPro and later taught some FCPro classes. Digital
non-linear video editing is one of our specialties. Storytelling with
digital video has many applications in Certified Court Video. Knowledge, training, experience & the professional |
Larry White, CCVS owner of Certified Court Video, llc, opened in 1993 a graphic design business called Moonlight
Graphic Design Studio. Doing primarily print graphics, he gained valuable
experience designing effective still images using Photoshop, Illustrator
and Painter. Clients were varied but included Feed the Children, Bollinger's
Books, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, The Greens Country Club, Community
Bank and many others. 
In 1996, Larry added web design, multimedia and video to the services
he offered, and the company name changed to Moonlight
Interactive. New programs were used to author for the new media
and included, Macromedia Flash, Director, Dreamweaver and Fireworks, (Larry used the latter two to create this site) Adobe Premiere and Acrobat, QuickTime and Sorenson Broadcaster. 
New
clients for these services included Affair of the Heart, Kerr 3 Design (Architects), Tener's Western Outfitters,
Church of the Servant, Oklahoma Dept. of Transportation, Francis Tuttle
Vo-Tech and the Association of Oklahoma General Contractors.
In 2003 Larry attended a training/certification seminar in Indianapolis and became certified by the American Guild of Court Videographers.
This is a pinnacle program as they only accept trained videographers
and teach them the business of legal, courtroom video. They don't
train people to use video equipment like some certification programs
do. Upon completion he earned the designation of CCVS, Certified
Court Video Specialist, the second to attain that in Oklahoma. He later added the designations of Certified by the
American Guild of
Court Videographers
