More Than 200 Attorneys Trust Me. Let Me Show You Why.
I’m Andrew Colton. I’m an award-winning former on-air national network news correspondent skilled at extracting reality from clients in crisis — not a tech-school trained legal videographer who shoots depositions. I work with more than 200 attorneys and log roughly 200,000 miles each year working with victims and their families in person, across the United States and around the world. I do not charge for travel. I do not outsource. I do not use a crew to embarrass your client. You are hiring me. I offer the same personal service that you offer. Let’s get your case settled.
In 2025, Andrew Colton helped personal injury attorneys induce settlements nationwide in a wide variety of case-types:
- Amputation
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Birth Injury
- Wrongful Death
- Personal Injury
- Medical Malpractice
- Truck Accident
- Construction Accident
- Plane Crash
- Helicopter Crash
- Train Crash
- Amtrak Derailment
- Gas Line Explosion
- Critical Burn
- Vaping Injury and Death
- PPI (Proton Pump Inhibitor) Injury and Death
- Police Misconduct
- Mass Tort
- Products Liability
- School and Summer Camp Death and Injury
- Pesticide Poisoning
- Cerebral Palsy
- Hydrocephalus Misdiagnosis
- Ride Share Death and Injury
- GLP-1 Injury
- Food Poisoning / Listeria Contamination
- Financial Crime
- Civil Rights Litigation
- Construction Injury
- Aviation Disaster
No outsourcing. Professional communication for major cases.
EMERGENCIES: It happens. You have a case that needs a “Day In The Life Video” immediately. I purposely schedule in a way that accommodates emergency case requests — regardless of where in the United States you are. As a former network news correspondent, I am skilled at producing top-notch work on a tight deadline.
I DO NOT charge for reasonable domestic travel. There is no crew. I personally handle every case, in person. Very lenient payment terms.
Meet Me. Watch this short introductory video.
Professional communicator. Not a tech school trained “legal videographer.”
Send me a message. Let’s confidentially discuss your case and how I can help you help your client.
Use this form, or telephone 877-484-4611.
Why Personal Injury Attorneys Hire a Real Reporter — Not a Court Reporter With a Camera.
When your video is intended to persuade — and may capture highly sensitive, highly personal moments — you want a communication professional with real interviewing and storytelling experience, not someone trained primarily for depositions.
Andrew Colton — Award-Winning Reporter
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✓Communication professional. Keeps clients comfortable, focused, and authentic on camera.
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✓Understands the nuances of your case. Knows what matters, what doesn’t, and how to emphasize damages.
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✓Professional interviewing skills. Asks the right questions — in the right order — to uncover the truth.
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✓Professional production skills. Lighting, audio, composition, pacing, and editorial structure.
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✓Stunning visual storytelling. Creates a clear narrative that defense decision-makers actually absorb.
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✓Member of the National Press Photographers Association. Committed to professional standards and ethical visual journalism.
Court Reporter
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✕Tech-school trained. Equipment-focused training — not communication or narrative skill.
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✕Used for depositions. Designed to record, not persuade or tell a damages story.
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✕Inappropriate for highly sensitive situations. May not have the bedside manner or discretion required for vulnerable moments.
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✕No experience understanding case nuance. Misses the subtleties that drive value in negotiation.
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✕Lacks experience documenting highly personal medical moments. Not trained to capture story with care, empathy, and narrative intent.
I work with more than 200 of North America’s leading personal injury attorneys who demand more than a “legal videographer.”
Andrew Colton’s work has literally added millions of dollars for my clients. I’ve worked with many different people and companies over the years. Andrew is the best in the business!
Your work has made a difference for our clients. Andrew Colton is great to work with.
Your video was a big help in getting this case settled.
Designed Specifically for High-Stakes Injury Litigation
This service is for:
- Personal injury attorneys handling catastrophic injury or wrongful death cases.
- Law firms preparing for mediation, settlement negotiations, or trial.
- Cases where visual storytelling increases settlement leverage.
This service is not for:
- Video depositions or court reporting.
- Attorneys who seek an hourly legal videographer.
- General videography or marketing videos.
- Consumer, entertainment, or promotional projects.
How Personal Injury Attorneys Use These Videos
- Mediation presentations to visually demonstrate the real-world impact of catastrophic injuries.
- Settlement negotiations to increase leverage and encourage earlier, higher-value resolutions.
- Trial exhibits that help juries understand life-altering injuries beyond medical records.
- Demand packages that humanize clients and clearly show damages.
These productions are created specifically for high-stakes personal injury litigation — not marketing, not depositions, and not generic video content.
What Is A Day In The Life Video?
Personal Injury Day In The Life Video productions are an authentic snapshot of how your client is living life post injury or incident. More than 200 law firms nationwide rely on Andrew Colton for his professional approach. An award winning broadcast news journalist, Andrew works alone to minimize stress and embarrassment. His work has never faced admissibility issues.
What Is A Legal Settlement Video?
Legal Settlement Video or Legal Settlement Documentary productions are longer form legal video productions that combine liability, damages and a true look at the loss experienced by an injured client or their loved ones. Andrew Colton’s trademarked “Life After Loss®” legal settlement documentaries are considered the most successful legal documentary production produced.
What Is A Legal Videographer?
Legal Video Specialists carrying the “CLVS” designation do not traditionally have the professional experience to produce successful “day in the life video” or “legal settlement documentary” productions. Andrew Colton is an award-winning former on air national network news correspondent. His visual storytelling is unequalled. He is retained by more than 200 law firms nationwide.
Are Legal Day In The Life Video Productions Admissible In Court?
Every state and federal jurisdiction operates with its own unique set of rules, regulations and requirements, but Colton Legal Media has never had a legal video production not admitted into court. Professional, high quality and non-prejudicial video productions depicting how an injured person is living life post-injury or incident are often considered vital by not just Plaintiff’s counsel but also Defense counsel. Colton Legal Media produces legal video documentaries around the world for cases being litigated in the United States. The vast majority of our cases settle well in advance of trial.