We offer four distinct polygraph testing formats for filming, ranging from fully authentic examinations to scripted lie detector tests for content creation and entertainment. Choose the best fit for your project!

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Before selecting the appropriate option, ask yourself:

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✅ Can the talent remain completely still for five minutes?

✅ Will the film crew limit questions to four or fewer?

✅ Can a non-filmed test be conducted beforehand?

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If you answered no to any of these, Precision Mode (Option A) will not be suitable. Standard Mode (Option B or C) is the better choice for most projects.

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🔹 Option A: Precision Mode (Highest Accuracy)

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• Ideal for serious TV interviews, investigative content, and professional use.   

• Not commonly seen on social media like Youtube or Tiktok unless results are recreated later for viewers.

• Yes or No only — no explanations.

• Strict conditions: no movement except for answering, no filming during the test itself.

• Requires full hydration—dehydration can reduce accuracy.

• Takes the longest to conduct.

• Most short-form content does not meet the requirements for this format.

• If instructions aren’t followed, the session automatically defaults to Standard or Entertainment Mode.​

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🔹 Option B: Standard Mode (Balanced Accuracy & Filming Flexibility)

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• The most popular choice for YouTube, TikTok, and social media.

• Some movement is allowed, but excessive movement lowers accuracy.

• Designed for entertainment, fun, and comedic content.

• Allows for more questions than Precision Mode (but more questions = less accuracy).

• If a major incorrect call affects the video’s purpose, one re-ask is allowed.

• Rapid-fire questions reduce accuracy.

• If filming conditions don’t meet Standard Mode requirements, the test automatically defaults to Entertainment Mode.​

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🔹 Option C: Entertainment Mode (Scripted for Fun)

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• Most common for comedic skits, fun tests, and social media content.

• Designed for comedic or in-your-face video entertainment.

• No restrictions on movement—anything goes.

• No accuracy guarantee—just entertainment.

• Scripted interaction between examiner and participant.

• Examiner will follow a predetermined script and can say “Pass” or “Fail” based on the client’s direction.

• Allows for the most flexibility in terms of timing, silliness, and fun theatrics.