Forensic Animation Expert Witnesses
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Expert witnesses who are available to consult and testify regarding Forensic Animation using full-motion computer graphics to recreate an event such as an automobile accident, the collapse of a building, an assault, or the workings of a mechanical device from a variety of perspectives, as well as related issues.
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What is a forensic animation expert witness?
A forensic animation expert witness is a professional who uses computer-generated visual simulations, and other animations, to analyze, recreate and illustrate events, things, or accidents.
What is the role of a forensic animation expert witness?
A forensic animation expert witness provides expert testimony on issues related to forensic animation, such as accident reconstruction and visual presentations for trials.
How much can a person make as a forensic animation expert witness?
Forensic animation expert witnesses may be compensated in the range from $175 to $400 per hour or greater, depending on the type of work the expert is asked to perform.
What are the qualifications of a forensic animation expert witness?
A forensic animation expert witness should have knowledge and experience in computer animation and graphics, as well as forensic science, to offer opinions in legal cases where animation is used as evidence to explain complex concepts or reconstruct events.
For a case, how is evidence gathered by a forensic animation expert witness?
Forensic animation expert witnesses gather evidence through a combination of witness statements, crime scene analysis, and digital reconstruction techniques to create visual representations of events that can be used in court.
In what type of cases might require opinions from a forensic animation expert witness?
Forensic animation expert witnesses may be required in cases involving accidents, crime scenes, medical malpractice, and product liability. They can provide visual aids to help explain complex events to a jury.