Rule 4017.1[2] - Objections At Videotape Depositions1. When Counsel makes an objection, he or she shall merely state the word "objection" and request that the video operator stop the videotape. Any arguments on objections shall be made on the written transcript but off camera.2. Once the video is stopped, counsel should first summarize the reasons for the objection in a word or phrase. Counsel may then proceed with arguments on the transcript and off the camera or may merely state the summary grounds for the objection. Arguments should be brief, and should consist of no more than the reason for the objection, an answer to the reason for the objections, and brief rebuttal. If requested by Counsel for any party, the witness must leave the deposition room while the arguments are made.3. Counsel shall review the transcript together before presentation to the trial judge to resolve whatever objections can be resolved. They shall present to the judge a list by page and line of the objections that still need rulings at the time of the pretrial conference.Monr. Cnty. Pa. 4017.1[2]