Forensic Video Solutions has been teaching the science of forensic video analysis more prolifically than anyone in the industry.

Currently Mr. Fredericks serves as the team leader of curriculum development for the Law Enforcement & Emergency Services Video Association (LEVA), and as a contract instructor at the FBI National Academy in Quantico, VA..

As the principal Instructor for the Law Enforcement and Emergency Services Video Association (LEVA) for over 14 years, Grant has taught over 2,000 video analysts from Federal, State & Local police agencies throughout Canada, the US, South America, Europe and Asia.

LEVA courses are predominantly held at the National Digital Multimedia Evidence Processing Lab at the University of Indianapolis, where Grant is an adjunct instructor. LEVA courses for which Grant has served as principal instructor include:

Mr. Compton has been teaching his peers, prosecutors, senior law enforcement officials, and first responders the many issues relating to video, digital & mobile evidence for nearly 15 years.

While Larry's instructional experience has focused on multimedia evidence, due to his emergency communications & IT background he has also given training & presentations on:

Lectures & Presentations

Since 1994, Grant has been a featured lecturer at hundreds of specialized conferences focusing on issues relating to the use of video evidence in courts.

In addition to speaking at conferences and seminars in North America's largest police academies, Grant has presented to police colleges and agencies in Brazil, Mexico, Canada and in the United Kingdom.

Grant and Larry continue to provide specialized lectures and instruction at conferences throughout North America, primarily to international homicide investigators, security industry specialists and to district attorney and criminal defense organizations.

If you are looking for quality training or presentation* from a dynamic and informative speaker for your organization's next event, contact us to find out more.

* - Presentations may contain images and content that some sensitive viewers may find disturbing.