FMCG / feminine hygiene

Safety Guard: "Micro-World" Rebrand Campaign

A CGI rebrand campaign relaunching Laurier's panty range as Safety Guard, using a "micro-world" creative device to make breathability, fast absorption, and leak protection visible at extreme close range.

Client: LaurierCampaign key visualFull video + cutdownsSocial adaptations

The challenge

Laurier needed to relaunch its panty range from Night Guard to Safety Guard (Regular, Cotton, Cool), building category awareness for panties, a newer, less established format for the brand, while proving three core claims: breathability, fast absorption, and leak protection.


Our approach

  • Brief interpretation moved into AI-assisted exploration of a "micro-world" creative device, literalizing the product's internal structure at extreme close range instead of relying on voiceover stats to sell the claims.
  • Once the micro-world direction was locked, the team shot human-context scenes, commute and work for breathability, yoga and exercise for absorption, alongside staged specialist-inspection beats to visually confirm each claim.
  • The macro and micro-world footage was composited, graded, and polished together into one continuous film, then adapted into campaign KV, full video, cutdowns, and social formats.
Safety Guard: "Micro-World" Rebrand Campaign styleframe

Where AI helped

Generated and iterated the micro-world environments, including 100 million micro-holes opening as light floods through and liquid vanishing into fabric at absorption speed, visuals that are difficult to capture with real macro photography. Also explored the specialist-lab environment and the camera push-ins moving from human scale into the micro-world.

Where the team took over

Directed talent for the human-context scenes, commute and work for breathability, yoga and exercise for absorption, and staged the specialist-inspection beats, including a gauge locking at "1.0s ✓" and a drier-sample comparison confirming the claim. Composited, graded, and polished the footage, tying the macro and micro-world shots together.


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