SUSPICION –
Screen Graphics

Suspicion is an Apple TV+ thriller following five British suspects whose lives unravel after they're identified by London police in the kidnapping of American media mogul Katherine Newman's son. Territory Studio delivered the title sequence and the full screen graphics package across the 8-part series. I served as Creative Director on both — building a modular GFX system designed to flex across locations and be restacked on set, with significant work developed pre-shoot and extended in post.

The central design challenge was building two entirely distinct institutional languages for the same investigation: the sophisticated real-time surveillance infrastructure of the NCA tracking suspects across London, and the procedural, functional systems of the Metropolitan Police handling the case at street level.

The National Crime Agency's operations hub — the nerve centre through which the investigation runs. Wall-scale screens, suspect mapping, live tracking interfaces and real-time intelligence feeds. The visual language had to feel genuinely cutting-edge: a system that sees everything, processes it instantly, and makes the audience believe in the NCA's reach.

Rather than a single unified aesthetic, the brief was to represent the full spectrum of surveillance footage — high-definition security cameras, mid-range street systems, degraded low-quality feeds. Each tier carries its own visual grammar and was designed and composited accordingly, making the surveillance world of the show feel genuinely diverse and real.