La. Uni. R. Ct. Appeal. 2-1.16
It is the responsibility of the clerk of the trial court from which a case is appealed, or to which writs are directed, to prepare the record. To assist in its preparation, the clerk of the trial court may require of its court reporter a legible copy of the transcript of testimony, and of the appellant (or party seeking review by this court) legible copies of all pleadings, depositions, and other papers to be included in the record. In preparing the record, the clerk of the trial court shall ensure that depositions included as an exhibit consist of one page of deposition testimony per physical page and do not contain reduced images of multiple pages placed on one page. If any deposition introduced into evidence in the case does not meet this standard, the party who introduced the deposition shall provide a certified true copy of the substandard document in the required format. If the deposition is presented in electronic form, such as a CD or flash drive, it shall be placed in an envelope clearly marked with the exhibit number, the date of filing, the name of the deponent, and the party that introduced the deposition into evidence.
La. Uni. R. Ct. Appeal. 2-1.16