If the past year has taught us anything, it’s that when something historic happens, it will be captured on camera. Whether on a cell phone, a GoPro, or a webcam, someone—someway—will record it and post it online. Just in the past year, we’ve witnessed historic instances of police brutality and most recently saw in the Derek Chauvin trial how a video can impact the outcome of a jury trial. As trial lawyers, the question for us becomes, how do we use these videos at trial?