Ever tried convincing an avid DIY-er that they need professional help? It’s not easy—especially when it comes to business legal matters.
That’s exactly why Lawpath came to us. They needed a way to educate and persuade business owners that handling legal matters solo isn’t the best idea—and that expert guidance is the way to go.

We knew that fear-based messaging wasn’t going to work. Instead, our approach focused on:
- Using humour and exaggeration to highlight the risks in a fun, engaging way
- Making the audience feel understood rather than criticised for DIY-ing legal work
- Creating a relatable, informative, and shareable video that would resonate with business owners

Rather than a boring corporate explainer, we went for a bold, comedic approach:
🎭 Exaggerated DIY legal disasters to make the risks feel real (but entertaining!)
🎨 A vibrant, polished animation style that felt fresh and engaging
🎥 Smart storytelling & scene choices to balance humour with key messaging
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To bring this vision to life, our team:
🔥 Crafted a dynamic animation style that felt modern, fun, and on-brand
📢 Fine-tuned comedic timing to maximise engagement and relatability
🎨 Curated a colour palette & design language that felt friendly, not intimidating
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To ensure the final video hit the mark, we conducted multiple refinement stages, including:
- Optimising the pacing & comedic beats for maximum impact
- Balancing humour with clear messaging to drive home Lawpath’s value
- Testing audience reactions to ensure the tone resonated with business owners
This fine-tuning process ensured that the final product was both hilarious and highly effective

The result? A punchy, engaging, and highly shareable video that:
🚀 Educated business owners on the risks of DIY legal work
😂 Kept viewers entertained while delivering a clear message
🎯 Helped Lawpath connect with their target audience in a fresh, memorable way
The Lawpath team had a blast working on this one with us—and so did we. We call that a win-win.
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