How to Summarize Interrogation Videos?
September 2025
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2 min read
You get handed these massive interrogation files. Most of it is just your client sitting alone, waiting, dozing off. Nothing happens. But buried somewhere in the footage are a few moments that matter: a statement, a right violation, key moments you can build a defense around.
Previously, finding them meant sitting through endless interrogation videos.
Now, Reduct’s summarization helps you navigate through the silences and surface those key moments faster, giving you a clear entry point for deeper review.
Get to the key parts of interrogation quickly
Step 1. Upload the interrogation videos and get their transcripts
Drag and drop your interrogation videos into the left-hand side panel in Reduct.
Transcripts will be ready in around 15 minutes. These transcripts are timestamped and got toctive, so you can click on any part to jump directly to that moment in the recording.
Step 2. Get a custom AI summary of the interrogation
You can now use the interrogation transcript to generate a custom AI summary.
Go to Interact > Custom.
A pop-up box will appear. Type in the questions you want the summary to answer in the box. Make sure Save custom summary to project is checked so you can reuse it for other calls.
Then click on Generate a summary.
This will give you summaries structured around the questions that matter most to your case, with each point timestamped so you can verify details.
Reduct also provides pre-made general template questions for interrogation videos that you can customize and get a custom summary. To access the templates, go to Interact > Templates > Select a template > Interrogation > General template.
If you’re using Reduct for criminal or public defense and this feature is not available to you, contact us at support@reduct.video.
Focus your limited time where it matters most
Reduct turns endless interrogation videos into clear entry points. By helping you navigate hours of footage more efficiently and surface the moments that matter, Reduct gives you back the most valuable resource you have: time to focus on your client, your strategy, and the pursuit of justice.
If you’d like to explore more about Reduct, we are happy to jump on a call and understand you and your use case better.
