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Painted vista of the Solarium: a frontier town inside a vast brass and glass dome, late sun pouring through the panes

SolariumStudios

Serial stories with actual dialogue, from one shared world under a glass sky.

The songs live on the music channel, public and free. The stories live here. Episode 1 of every series is completely free — no account, no email. If the story gets its hooks in you, one pass opens the whole season.

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Ep. 1 free — no account needed 3 series in production $10 Season 1 Pass, founding price 0 subscriptions

The Shelf

Three series, one world. Every episode is written before it is generated, voiced by a fixed cast, and captioned before it is allowed to go live. Episode 1 of each series is completely free — no account, no email, just press play. The rest of the season comes with the Season Pass: one payment, yours to keep watching.

Painted poster for Jericho: young Jericho Reed with tousled dark hair, pale blue-grey eyes and a red neckerchief, beside his wolf bride — brown skin, long braids, wolf ears and amber eyes — and her large brown wolf with a white chest blaze, under a blood-orange frontier sunset Season One · In production

Jericho

A gothic western

A vampire gunslinger and his wolf bride hold a frontier town under a glass sky, where the sun is always watching and the dead keep writing letters.

With Jericho Reed and the Wolf Bride

  • S1 · E1What the Sun Owes the Dead

    Jericho rides into town at high noon, the one hour the sun can kill him, because the woman he buried there has started writing to him.

    Premiere episode · Free for everyone
  • S1 · E2The Bride Price

    Her pack comes to collect a debt older than the town, and the Bride has to choose which of her families bleeds for it.

    In production · Season 1 Pass
Painted poster for Deacon: a gunslinger with a chrome mechanical arm and a heavy hand cannon, standing in a neon-lit rainy megacity street Season One · In production

Deacon

Cyberpunk gun-fu

A chrome-armed gunslinger works the arena pits of a drowned neon city, where the crowd is a third combatant and a reload is a window where you can be killed.

With Deacon

  • S1 · E1Six Rounds

    His hand cannon holds six rounds and the chrome arm remembers every one. Tonight the pit sends a fighter built to make him spend them.

    Free for everyone · In production
  • S1 · E2Mercy Is a Reload

    Cornered and empty, Deacon can reload and live, or hold his fire and let a stranger walk out of the pit instead.

    In production · Season 1 Pass
Painted poster for Justin Case: a white man with a sharp intense face and longish feathered hair swept back in a Miami Vice style, wearing a teal plaid flannel over a white tee with a gold key pendant, leaning on a candy-pink lowrider at golden hour with his battered black briefcase beside him, palms and the Los Angeles skyline behind him Season One · In production

Justin Case

A G-funk contingency story

Justin Case does not start trouble. He is the plan for when it starts: golden hour, lowrider ready, every favor tracked and every debt collected in full.

With Justin Case

  • S1 · E1The Contingency Man

    Three crews call in the same favor on the same night, and each one swears the other two are the problem he was hired for.

    Free for everyone · In production
  • S1 · E2Paid in Full, Twice

    Two families pay him for the same night, and both contracts say the other one has to lose.

    In production · Season 1 Pass

Two ways in. That’s all of them.

I sell the season, not a subscription. Episode 1 of every series is free — no account, no email. If you want the whole season, it is one of these two passes, one payment each, and then it is yours.

Founding price

Season 1 Pass

$10 one payment, total

  • Every episode of Season 1, as it releases each week
  • Keep watching forever — your access never expires
  • One payment. No subscription, and nothing renews on you

Founding price: when the season finale publishes, this pass goes to $15. That is the whole trick — there isn’t one. The price changes on that day, announced plainly here, never on a countdown clock.

For the ones who want more

Supporter Pass

$20 one payment, total

  • Everything in the Season 1 Pass
  • Creator commentary on the episodes
  • Behind-the-scenes materials as the season is made
  • Your name in the season credits

Same deal as the season pass: pay once, keep it forever. The extra ten dollars is for the extras — and for putting your name on the season you helped finish.

Here is why you can trust the checkout: it is a secure checkout, and once you have paid, the season is yours to keep — access does not expire and nothing quietly renews. I send one email a week at most. There are no coins to buy, no balance to top up, and nothing here runs out: you pay in plain dollars, once, and you know exactly what you got.

Free to watch, one small step

  1. Browse free

    Every series, poster, title and hook on this page is public. No account, no teaser math.

  2. Watch Episode 1 free

    The first episode of every series is completely free. No email, no account — press play and watch it.

  3. One pass for the season

    If you want the rest, the Season 1 Pass is $10, once, and new episodes land weekly. Join the free list below and I will send one email a week at most to say they are up.

Join the studio list

New episodes and the stories behind them, now and then. No spam.

Preview pass: trying the flow on this page stores nothing and signs you up for nothing yet. The live list opens on Cloudflare with the first episode, and this is the exact form it will use.

Found out there. Finished in here.

Thirty second reels are the trailers. They run on the open platforms; the full episodes, with the dialogue intact, live here — Episode 1 free for anyone, the season on one pass.

  1. Hook
    The whole arc, up front

    The opening seconds carry the dramatic situation plainly, with the one concrete detail that makes it this story and no other.

  2. Cut
    Ends on the cliffhanger

    The reel stops where the episode turns. The answer is never in the trailer.

  3. Card
    Every reel ends the same way

    Studio name, episode title, and where the full episode lives. On platforms where links do not click, the profile link carries the address.

  4. Watch
    The link lands on the episode

    Each reel points at its own episode page, and signups remember which reel sent them, so the studio learns what actually works.

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Reels are posted natively to each platform from clean masters, never carrying another platform's watermark, and never displacing the music channel's locked posting days.

Reel end card with the canon Jericho poster: young Jericho Reed with tousled dark hair, pale blue-grey eyes and a red neckerchief, beside his wolf bride — brown skin, long braids, wolf ears and amber eyes — and her large brown wolf, under a blood-orange frontier sunset
Solarium Studios
Jericho · Episode 1
“What the Sun Owes the Dead”
The full episode lives at the studio.
Link in bio.
The end card every reel closes on.

The other half of the studio

The songs stay where they have always been: public on the Jerichoreed music channel, free for anyone. This house is for the stories the songs only hint at.

The frontier town inside the Solarium dome, seen from the ridge at golden hour

How an episode earns its place

Dialogue is where this format can embarrass itself, so the rules are strict and they are the same for every series.

Script first

A written script, cliffhanger marked, is approved before a single clip is generated. The script is also the caption file and the canon record of what was said.

Fixed voices

Each character keeps one voice for the whole season, from text to speech or the studio's own AI voice work. A character never changes voice mid-season.

Staged to talk

Scenes are shot in profiles, over shoulders and on the listener's reaction, with cutaways on the key word, so the story never bets itself on lip sync it cannot trust.

Captions or nothing

No caption file, no release. Dialogue a viewer cannot follow is a hook that fails, so captions ship with every episode, cut from the approved script.