A faceless, animated thriller told a minute at a time. Every part ends on a choice, and your comments pick what happens next.
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Part 2, the first 3 seconds
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Straight from each app, about 21 hours after posting. Our results, not a promise of yours.
You drive rideshare at night. Tonight, one fare changes everything.
A passenger pays you $10,000 cash. His only rule: don't look in the bag. Then he runs. Marcus says bring it to Pier 9 and he'll double it. An unknown number says open it.
You votedCounted 21 Oct, morning
Pier 9. The car that followed you all night blocks the gate, your only way out. A light bar flicks on. It's police. You never called them.
You never called the police. They came anyway. Do you walk the bag up to that car, or floor it?
Comment WALK or FLOOR IT on Part 2. The most votes picks Part 3.
Both buttons open our Instagram profile. They don't record a vote. Only comments on the video count.
The guide behind LAST FARE. The full method, from an empty folder to a posted Part 2, with the numbers dated and the mistakes left in.
What you'll learn to make: a part that ends on a vote
The format, the story, the build, the checks, posting and the review. Six chapters, each ending on a checklist so you know you're done.
One per step, from an empty folder to Part 2. Each shows what good output looks like, with our real result to compare against.
Working on-screen pieces: the danger meter and fare counter, captions, phone screens, the map, the choice card and the end card. Recolour and rename them for your series.
Made with AI tools for writing, art, voice and animation. The full list and the real costs are inside.
The method, prompts and templates behind LAST FARE, in one download.
The first 25 buyers pay US$10. It comes off automatically at checkout. After that, it’s US$15.
Sold and delivered by Gumroad. No views, followers or income are promised. You’ll also need paid AI tool plans to make videos; the guide lists them with real costs.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, ask us through Gumroad.
No. AI tools make the art, the voice and the animation, and an AI writes the code. You describe what you want, check the preview and say what to change. It's written for people who have never coded.
You'll need a couple of paid AI subscriptions while you're making parts. We won't guess a number here. The guide lists every tool and the real costs we paid, with the date we checked each one.
Not for a change of mind: it's a low-cost download you get straight away. If a file is missing, broken or not as described, reply to your receipt email and we'll fix it or refund you. Your rights under your local consumer law still apply.
We can't promise views, followers or income, and nobody honestly can. You get the method, the checks, the prompts and our real numbers, dated.
