Heard was 'yelling' at Depp at trailer park says witness Heard was 'yelling' at Depp at trailer park says witness Morgan Night, a witness for Johnny Depp's team, told the jury he saw the actress 'yelling' at Depp who appeared to be 'cowering' during their stay at Hicksville Trailer Palace in May 2013 Johnny Depp seen 'cowering' during Amber Heard row she claims led to 'cavity search' A trailer park owner has claimed he saw Johnny Depp 'cowering' during an argument with his ex-wife Amber Heard on the trip she said the actor performed a 'cavity search' on her. Taking to the stand at Fairfax County Court on Tuesday, former owner of Hicksville Trailer Palace, Morgan Night spoke about the couple's stay at the trailer park in California in May 2013. Johhny, 58, and Amber, 36, had rented out the luxury hotel in the desert to throw a party. Amber had previously testified that during their stay Johnny had 'ripped my underwear off' to perform a 'cavity search, looking for drugs', after getting jealous another woman had rested her head on the actress' arm. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) But Morgan Night, a witness for Depp's team, told the jury he did not see Johnny shouting at Amber, but saw the actress 'yelling' with Depp appearing to be 'cowering'. The trailer park owner told the court: 'He, honestly, throughout the rest of the night became a lot more quiet. 'The beginning of the night he was a lot more outdoing and extroverted and as the course of the night went on, it was less and less so and more quiet. 'She started yelling at him and I didn't want to hear it. Honestly it was really triggering.' Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Night went on to say Johhny seemed drunk and the next morning observed saw a light fixture had been ripped off the wall in their trailer. 'I observed there was a light sconce by the bathroom, in the bedroom had been broken off the wall and a couple pieces were on the floor,' he said. Night denied he was a 'big fan of Johnny Depp', when questioned by Heard's lawyer. She also said Night directed a 1999 movie, in which Depp's former wife Lori Anne Allison worked in the make-up department. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Depp is suing his former partner for $50m over a 2018 op-ed she wrote in the Washington Post, in which she discussed her alleged experiences of domestic abuse. The Hollywood star has asked for compensatory damages 'not less than $50million' as he claims the op-ed damaged his career. At the start of the hearing on Tuesday, and after Heard's team rested their case, Judge Penny Azcarate denied Depp's motion to throw out Heard's counterclaim. In August 2020, Amber filed a counterclaim in response to his libel lawsuit, suing him for $100m. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) The actress accused him of creating a 'smear campaign against her' and said his lawsuit was just Johnny continuing his 'abuse and harassment'. Depp's lawyer requested the judge strikes Heard's counterclaim, saying Heard is 'not entitled to immunity' for her Washington Post article. The lawyer, Ben Chew, said the Pirates of the Caribbean star is suing Heard for 'tarnishing his good name'. However, Heard's lawyer Ben Rottenborn then fought back, saying Depp 'abused Ms Heard'. Depp has denies ever physically assaulting Heard. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) The court also heard from Richard Marks, an entertainment lawyer who rebutted claims made by industry expert Kathryn Arnold yesterday, that Heard's combined loss of earnings, following claims made by Depp's former lawyer Adam Waldman that her accusations were 'fake' and a 'hoax', was about $45m- $50m. He dismissed comparisons made by Arnold of Heard's potential career trajectory to that of Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot, her Aquaman co-star Jason Momoa and Chris Pine, among others. 'They are not comparable', he said. Speaking about Arnold's testimony, he said: 'My overall assessment of her opinions is that they are not worth the paper they are not written on.' Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Marks, who had already provided testimony on the impact on Depp's career after the Washington Post article, said he had been a 'deal maker' for the last 50 years, and he has made negotiations for actors Chris Pratt, Michael Douglas and Paul Rudd. Economics expert Michael Spindler, a forensic account who had already testified, was called as a witness by Depp's team, and was, like Marks, asked for his assessment on Arnold's testimony yesterday. Questioned about Arnold's estimation of Heard's financial losses, he says he believes it is not 'adequately supported' as well as 'unreasonable'. Earlier in the day, the court also heard from Walter Hamada, president of DC-based film for Warner Bros. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) He said Heard did not receive a pay increase for Aquaman 2 after her role in the first film, and said her role in the second film was 'determined in the early development of the script.' He said the sequel was 'always pitched as a buddy comedy' between Momoa's character and actor Patrick Wilson's character. Yesterday, Arnold had testified Heard's role in the sequel been cut down compared to the first draft of the script. Hamada went on to explain there were concerns after the wrap of Aquaman about Heard and Momoa's chemistry. When watching the film it appears they have great chemistry, but this 'took a lot of effort' in post production, he said in recorded testimony. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) However he also said that concerns over chemistry was 'not uncommon'. The trial also heard from social media and internet analytics specialist Doug Bania. He explained he looked at Q Scores, which is an industry standard tool used to assess the popularity of a public figure. He described how the low figure for Heard's positive Q Score, and the high figure for her negative Q Score, demonstrates Heard does not 'fit in as comparable', with the actors Arnold likened her to, such as Gal Gadot. Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) He said the Q scores were taken before the statements made by Adam Waldman and after Aquaman was released. According to US reports, supermodel Kate Moss is expected to testify by video link tomorrow, after Heard mentioned the fashion icon by name while on the stand earlier this month. The model, 48, was in a relationship with Depp between 1994 and 1997, and has been called to testify by Depp's team. Moss's call to the take the stand came after Heard described a March 2015 fight in which the Aquaman actress punched Depp in the face. Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images) She said it was out of fear he was going to shove her sister Whitney down a staircase. Heard told the court: 'Her back was to the staircase, and Johnny swings at her ... I don't hesitate and wait. I instantly think of Kate Moss and stairs.' The trial continues.