Source before story
Preserve originals and describe provenance before building a narrative.
Video is powerful and incomplete. Our method is designed to reduce anchoring, preserve competing explanations, and make every consequential statement traceable.
Preserve originals and describe provenance before building a narrative.
Record what is visible and audible separately from what it may mean.
Review context before, during, and after a material event.
Include jurisdiction, procedural posture, counter-authority, and unsettled questions.
Missing frames, unclear audio, and conflicting clocks remain explicit.
Qualified reviewers approve, revise, or reject every consequential finding.
A reviewer can accept an observation and reject an inference, or accept an issue and reject its applicability. The record survives the disagreement.
File, frame, channel, timecode, metadata
Visible action or audible words
A testable explanation with confidence
Rule, jurisdiction, limits, counterpoint
Approve, revise, reject, investigate