Where legal videographers come together.
Legal videographers, trial techs, court reporters, and litigation support pros trade equipment notes, debate procedure, post job leads, and figure things out alongside working practitioners. Membership is the way in.
What membership looks like in practice
Most days, membership is small things — a question in the forum, a rate-card sanity check, a swap of microphone settings before a hard deposition. Some weeks, it's bigger: a regional CLE, a walkthrough of a tricky synchronization, a referral that fills a calendar gap.
The community is intentionally narrow. Lawyers and vendors are welcome to attend our public events, but the working forum is for practitioners only — court reporters and paralegals expanding into video included. That's how it stays useful.
Member benefits
- Listed in the public AGCV member directory — searchable by attorneys and firms
- Access to the working forum with active job board, equipment threads, and procedure debates
- Discounted certification exam fees and conference rates
- Quarterly briefings on rule changes, court orders, and emerging tech
- Right to display the AGCV member mark on your site, email signature, and rate card
Code of conduct
The Guild operates under a written Code of Ethics. The short version: maintain officer impartiality, protect the record, follow the rules, and do not discuss other members' active cases. Read the full Code →
Free or Firm. Pick what fits.
Free Guild membership is open to anyone in the field. Firm membership covers your whole team.
- Member directory entry (basic)
- Free Legal Video Career Path coursework
- Quarterly briefing emails
- Public events & CLE
- Unlimited employee accounts
- Bulk certification seat pricing
- "AGCV Certified Firm" quality mark
- Listed on the firm partner page
- Co-marketing & referral pipeline
Become a member.
If you're working in legal video — or you want to be — the Guild is the fastest way to find your people, your reps, and your next booking.