AI series maker where the crowd orders the next part
The short answer
Any short on StreamingWars can become a series. Viewers tap Watch more, which counts as a vote, and anyone signed in can make the next part for the usual credits. Each new part reads the story so far and opens on the last frame of the part before, so the same characters and places continue. Series run in one straight line, one next part at a time.
- Lengths
- 0:15 to 2:00
- Shape
- 9:16 with sound
- First short
- Free up to 30 s
- Cost
- 50 credits / 15 s
- Every vote earns
- 0.25 credits
- Watch both, then vote
- +0.25 credits
How a series starts
- 01
Someone taps Watch more
It's under every short in the arena. It counts as a vote for that short and opens its series page.
- 02
Someone makes the next part
Anyone signed in can press Make part 2. It costs the same as any short of that length.
- 03
The story carries over
The storyboard for the new part is written from the story so far, so it continues instead of starting over.
- 04
The picture carries over
The new part opens on the exact last frame of the part before: same faces, same room, same light.
- 05
It joins the arena
Part 2 fights other shorts like any short, and its page links back to the parts before.
Rules of the line
- One straight line. No branches, so there's always one story to follow.
- One unfinished part at a time. If someone is already making Part 3, the button waits.
- Every part is labelled: Part 2, Part 3 and so on, on its page and in channel lists.
- Parts play one after another on the series page, so new viewers can binge from Part 1.
Consistent characters without the busywork
Keeping characters consistent is the hardest part of AI series. Here it happens on two levels: the story level, because each storyboard reads every part before it, and the picture level, because each part starts on the previous part's last frame. Add reference images to the first part for even tighter control.
What makes a series worth bingeing
- End every part on a hook: a knock at the door, a text that says “I know”.
- Keep the cast small. Two leads and one wild card.
- Pay something off every part, even while you open the next question.
- Borrow from vertical drama: secret identities, revenge, second chances. See vertical drama.
In the ring right now
Full rankingsQuestions people ask
Can someone else continue my short?
Yes. Anyone signed in can make the next part. It shows up as their short, linked into your series.
Does Watch more count as a vote?
Yes. Tapping Watch more under a short in the arena counts as one vote for that short.
How much does a new part cost?
The same as any short of that length: 50 credits per 15 seconds. If you haven't used your free first short, it can cover a part up to 30 seconds.
Can a series branch into two versions?
No. Series run in one straight line so there's always one story to follow.
Make a short. Put it in the ring.
Two shorts. You pick. Winner climbs.
By StreamingWars · Last checked October 16, 2026