Video graphics is the general term used for differing types of video-based motion graphic portrayals. Animations may portray general concepts, like common surgical procedures or the construction of a tire. Computer-based simulations are probative, in that their results help to determine conclusions.
Wolf directly imports the data from case investigation simulations into state-of-the-art graphics programs to develop realistic-looking portrayals. Case-specific video graphics are demonstrative or illustrative of the expert’s opinions.
The next evolution of video graphics is HyperVideo, which incorporates actual scene video with computer-generated elements. Visit our Gallery of video and other DE examples.