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Darwinium.
Making fraud visible.

Darwinium protects businesses from fraud, bots and account takeover. Its technology works invisibly, in milliseconds, which makes it hard to show on screen. We made a series of AI films that turn those invisible checks into stories a non-technical buyer can follow.

Client: Darwinium
Sector: Cybersecurity · fraud prevention
Year: 2025
Delivered: 16 films
Formats: 4K · 16:9 and 9:16
Director: Sam Wilkinson
Producer: Oli Page

The Roman film · one of three cinematic films57 seconds · all images AI-generated

The brief

Explain fraud detection
without the jargon.

Darwinium needed LinkedIn films that explain what its platform does to buyers who are not security specialists. Each film had to take one product idea and make it concrete.

A Roman centurion checks a traveller’s scroll at the fortress gate — Checking who is at the gate

What we made

Sixteen films
from one system.

Eight films, each delivered in widescreen and in a vertical cut-down for mobile feeds, with its own thumbnail. Masters in 4K.

Five LinkedIn explainers

One product idea per film

A hooded figure with Access Denied reflected in both lenses of their glasses

A glowing phone in front of streams of device ID codes

A man in a Hawaiian shirt works at a laptop on a beach that is a studio backdrop

A glowing orange robot types into a sign-up form

A woman and a pale man with glowing eyes stand side by side

Three cinematic films

For attention before explanation

Roman soldiers with torches line up in front of a fortress gate

A comic-book drawing of a fortified base under a purple night sky

A man in a dark coat in a tunnel, one eye glowing red

Inside the Roman film

One idea
per film.

Each explainer takes a single product capability and builds a short story around it. The cinematic films take the same ideas into bolder styles.

In the Roman film the fortress is the business, the gate is the login and the war table shows where the attack is coming from.

Fortress towers lit with circuit patterns while drones fly overhead — The defences light up

A fortress on a hillside at dusk, torches lit along its walls — The fortress

Soldiers with torches guard the fortress gate at dusk — The gate

Travellers queue between two guards at a stone archway — Everyone looks the same

A hooded figure slips through a gap in the wall — The way in

A wall of blue light runs across dark hills — The perimeter

A hooded figure is held inside a cage of blue light — Caught

An army camps outside a burning wall at dusk — The attack

A ruined city square seen from above — What is at stake

Outcome

They
came back.

We delivered the series in two runs, in July and December 2025. Darwinium commissioned a second project with us in 2026, which is still in production.

A woman presses Pay on a glowing checkout screen — From “Trusted vs malicious AI”

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