Joshua Coller

Joshua Coller, CFVT, has a diverse work experience in the legal and technology industry. Joshua is currently working as a Forensic Video Analyst at Coller Forensics, where they are responsible for converting, editing, and analyzing audio, video, and photographic evidence in legal matters. Joshua also serves as a consultant and subject matter expert for attorneys dealing with video evidence.

Prior to their current role, Joshua worked at the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office in Massachusetts. Joshua started as the Director of Digital Media and Audiovisual Technology Services in 2012, where they provided technical support and incident management for hearings and trials, managed multimedia hardware and software, and recorded depositions and training sessions. During the COVID crisis, they took on the role of Chief Technology Officer, leading technology and digital transformation initiatives for the organization.

Joshua also has experience in the media industry, co-hosting a podcast called "The Trial Technology & Lit Support Podcast" in 2015. Joshua has also held various roles in marketing, business development, and account management in companies such as Legal Community Inc, Attorney at Law Magazine, Veritext Legal Solutions, Legal Computer Consultants, Merrill Corporation - Legal Solutions, and Legal-eze Litigation Consulting & Graphics.

Overall, Joshua Coller has a strong background in forensic video analysis, technology management, and legal industry media, making him a valuable asset in their field.

Joshua Coller, CFVT has a BA degree in Professional, Technical, Business, and Scientific Writing from the University of South Florida, which they obtained from 1993 to 1998. Joshua also attended the University of Miami from 1999 to 2001, studying Business and Public Relations. Joshua Coller obtained their high school diploma from Miami Killian Senior High School in 1993. Joshua has additional certifications including a Certified Forensic Video Technician and a Digital Evidence Handler, obtained in 2015 and 2016 respectively.