NCRA Members in Action

NCRA members share their unique and exciting careers in court reporting, captioning, and legal videography.

NCRA members lead exciting and exceptional professional careers. From transcribing and preserving the official record in high-profile cases in the courtroom and important meetings in the boardroom, to captioning on-site at live venues such as theater and sporting events, each day presents a different adventure. See some of their stories below.

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It was fate: Dream job in the Senate of Canada

Heidi Archer, RPR, CRR, has had the opportunity to work as a court reporter, realtime, and CART captioner in a variety of settings, but it was fate that recently landed her a dream job in the Senate of Canada. "I feel so privileged and energized to be part of such an incredible team," says Archer.

NCRA member provides captioning on CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

NCRA member and StenoCaptions captioner Emily Nicholson, RPR, from Staten Island, N.Y., recently had the opportunity to caption for a U.S. Senator on CBS' The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Nicholson shares that this job has helped raise awareness of the captioning community, and adds that "The Late Show is definitely one of my favorite events so far. "

U.K. captioner highlighted in international newspaper article

U.K. veteran stenographer, court reporter, and NCRA member Claire Hill, shares the "joke" on live captioning. Hill shares the funniest joke she ever captioned: "Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle has some real zingers like: Rishi Sunak is too wee, it’s so weird to me.”