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Amey, a UK-based organization operating in safety-critical infrastructure, explains how access to safety knowledge can mean the difference between “fine” and “why is that on fire.” With roughly 99% of their data living across SharePoint sites—about 118 million files—finding the right answer used to involve stopping work and rummaging through a literal folder under a truck seat. Now, with Agents in SharePoint, frontline teams can use a phone-based “agent in their pocket” to chat with SharePoint content, get answers fast, troubleshoot on the spot, and even ask in any language while the source documentation stays in English—making work safer and more efficient.

We produced this case study end-to-end: shaping the story in preproduction, writing interview scripts, storyboarding visuals, booking crew/customers/locations, and scheduling the whole delightful circus before cameras ever rolled. On set, we handled the logistics and the human part—keeping customers comfortable, confident, and suspiciously like movie stars—while our directors kept things fun and focused. In post, we built a tight line cut, then made it shine with polished editing, color processing, sound design, and final deliverables including closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—so your customer story lands cleanly and bingeably.

Cyberthreats are sophisticated, relentless, and wildly into generating alerts like it’s their love language—leaving defenders drowning in noise, stuck in manual processes, and juggling fragmented tools that keep signals isolated. This animation explains why on-premises SIEMs can’t keep up with data growth (or modern reality), then introduces Microsoft Sentinel as the cloud-native SIEM powered by AI that restores context across a multi-cloud, multi-platform environment. It highlights Sentinel’s all-in-one visibility and capabilities, its ability to combine SIEM, SOAR, user and entity behavior analytics, and threat intelligence, plus integrations with 350+ security tools to unify your existing stack. The message lands on outcomes: faster, smarter operations and a reduced total cost of ownership—up to 44% lower than traditional SIEM solutions—backed by generative AI and trusted by 25,000+ organizations worldwide.

We produced this as a true one-stop-shop animation—starting in preproduction by unpacking the product story, writing the script, storyboarding, building animatics, and planning every beat before a single pixel stretches. In production, we recorded professional voiceover and paired it with music that behaves (after firm but gentle negotiation). In post, we illustrated the full piece and keyframed every moment to the VO and music, then obsessed—happily—over sound design because great sound makes great video. After a few smooth review loops, we delivered the final animation along with closed captions, audio description, and thumbnails—so your message doesn’t just move, it performs, sticks, and shows up shiny wherever it’s deployed.

Harjit Dhaliwal sits down with Ele Ocholi, PM Manager, to unpack the surprisingly intricate business of getting users productive on Windows devices as fast—and as painlessly—as possible. The conversation zeroes in on the Autopilot Deployment Profile(APDP), user-first provisioning experiences, app limits, documentation, and how lessons learned in the government sector shaped a cleaner, more repeatable approach to device setup. It’s a practical tour of what actually happens between “new device” and “ready to work,” minus the usual mystery fog.

We pre-recorded this episode on location at the Microsoft Management Summit, then shaped it into a polished digital event through show development, guest preparation, custom graphics, and careful post-production. After editing, we streamed it across multiple channels and packaged it for on-demand viewing—quietly handling the logistics so the conversation stayed focused, clear, and refreshingly human.

We make digital events feel less like buttons and screens—and more like moments people actually remember. You bring the content; we bring cameras, cues, and a slight obsession with flawless timing. We start by understanding your goals: audience, messaging, and that special spark that makes your event worth tuning in for. From there, we design the flow, visuals, and tech setup—so every slide, video, and live segment lands perfectly. When it’s go-time, our team runs the show—switching feeds, mixing audio, managing graphics, and keeping everything smooth enough to make you forget it’s digital. Post-event, we edit highlights, polish recordings, and package assets so your event lives on across platforms for a digital experience that actually feels human.

Harjit Dhaliwal is joined by David Rodriguez, Principal PM, for a practical, unfluffed conversation about how modern security teams actually make sense of the noise. Using Microsoft Defender and Microsoft Sentinel as the connective tissue, they explore signal correlation, detection logic, and the everyday decisions that turn alerts into actions without turning people into puddles of stress. It’s a grounded look at security operations as they exist in the real world—messy inputs, thoughtful tooling, and humans doing the final, important thinking.

We pre-recorded this episode on location, then shaped it into a polished digital event through careful show development, guest prep, custom graphics, and editorial refinement. After post-production, we streamed it across multiple channels and packaged it for on-demand viewing—handling the orchestration quietly so the conversation could feel confident, clear, and pleasantly unhurried.

Harjit Dhaliwal is joined by Aidan Marcus, Corporate Vice President of Windows and Devices at Microsoft, to celebrate the third anniversary of Windows 365 and unpack what the Cloud PC has become now that it’s properly grown up. The conversation digs into real-world deployments, supporting everyone from contractors to frontline workers, and how Windows 365 delivers secure, consistent access to work from just about anywhere. It’s a practical, forward-looking look at how Cloud PCs are reshaping device strategy without reshaping everyone’s sanity.

We pre-recorded this episode on location at the Microsoft Management Summit, then turned it into a polished digital event through show development, guest preparation, custom graphics, and careful post-production. After editing, we streamed it across multiple channels and packaged it for on-demand viewing—quietly handling the complexity so the ideas could take center stage and the experience felt smooth, confident, and refreshingly calm.