Michaela founded Video Law Services, Inc. in 1985, after ten years as an award-winning television journalist. Her experience at television stations in Houston, Boston, Providence and Jacksonville includes personal and team responsibilities as a reporter, anchor and producer.

In the legal arena, Michaela has produced hundreds of Settlement Documentaries and Day in the Life Documentaries and several have netted precedent-setting results. She won an Emmy for Crime and Consequences, a documentary about teenagers committing crime and an inside look at their lives behind bars. She and her team have won more than 50 Awards for Settlement Documentaries produced for attorneys and their clients around the US.

She is a contributing author in Witness Preparation, by V. Hale Starr (Aspen Law & Business, 1998); The Deposition Field Manual, by John Romano (PESI, 2003); A Fuller View: Buckminster Fuller’s Vision of Hope and Abundance for All, by L. Steven Sieden (2012).

In 2011, Michaela was a finalist as Pioneer of the Year by the Women in Business Awards. Michaela won Sustainable Florida’s Best Practice Award in Green Building and was named a Florida Sustainability Ambassador.

Michaela became a leader in the Green Building movement after losing her riverfront home during Tropical Storm Fay in August 2008. She deconstructed the original house and rebuilt. The home earned the 1st Platinum LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) award in NE Florida and is one the MOST energy efficient houses in the world.

Michaela loves organic gardening and traveling. Her greatest passion is helping others by telling their stories in compelling documentaries.

Video Law Services, Inc.
1621 Emerson Street
Jacksonville, FL 32207
800-526-5643
904-399-8825
Michaela@videolawservices.com