Concept spot for Diopter’s voice deepfake detection, which checks a call for cloned or synthetic voices while the conversation is still happening. The film plays one scenario from the first ring to the verdict: you think it’s your CEO calling. “Daniel Reyes” needs a wire out now, says it can’t wait and asks to keep it between you — and with every phrase the transcript underlines the risky words and the synthetic voice risk in the corner climbs.
From signals to one verdict
The voice is drawn as a field of particles, mint green while the signal reads clean. As the analysis runs the field flattens into a scan plane, breaks into grain and warms toward amber and red, and three flags pin themselves to it: cloning detected in the audio, drift in voice consistency, urgency rising in the conversation. They resolve into a single card — Hold for verification, risk at 94% — with the recommended next step: pause the wire and verify on a known channel. The film closes on the line Detect AI social engineering in live video and audio.
Built in After Effects
Designed and animated in After Effects. Colour carries the story — mint for a clean signal, warm tones only as the risk rises — so the verdict is legible before any label appears, and mono type throughout keeps every frame in the language of a live analysis readout. Sound effects were built to picture.
