Case study / Branded / Cybersecurity
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.
Showreel of the Darwinium series. Above: the war table, where Darwinium’s defences light up across the map.
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.
What we made
Sixteen films
from one system.
- Five LinkedIn explainers, each built around one idea: closing API blind spots, device identity, device location, fraud at sign-up, and trusted versus malicious AI agents.
- Three cinematic films in distinct styles, including a comic-book treatment and a Roman-era story, for when the brand needed attention before explanation.
- Eight vertical cut-downs in 9:16 for mobile feeds, each with its own thumbnail.
- Masters delivered in 4K, in both 16:9 and 9:16.
“Trusted vs Malicious AI” runs 80 seconds. It shows a legitimate AI agent and a hijacked one side by side, and the moment Darwinium tells them apart.
How we worked
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. Every film was mastered in 4K in landscape and vertical, so one production covered every feed. Sam Wilkinson directed. Oli Page produced.
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.