YouTube now lets you group Shorts into seasons and episodes, but nobody shows you how to turn an idea into a season or where the series settings are in Studio. This guide walks you from a blank page to a numbered ten-episode series, one small season at a time.

What’s inside:
• What a Shorts series is, and a 10-minute check to find the feature in your own Studio
• A season one-pager and a ten-episode stress test for your premise
• One beat sheet for every episode, plus seven cliffhanger types to rotate
• A phone shoot plan: minimum kit, shooting by room, framing and sound for a tall screen
• Studio setup: Shorts-only playlist, episode numbers, artwork specs, titles and release rhythm
• How Shorts are paid and what YouTube’s thresholds are, common mistakes and their fixes
• A 14-day plan with a pre-publish checklist and a rule for deciding on season two

Who it’s for: Shorts creators, AI-video hobbyists and first-time storytellers with a phone and a channel of any size, who have never planned a serial story.

What you get: a 24-page PDF in English, instant access after purchase.

Honest note: this guide teaches you to build and publish a series. It does not promise views, subscribers or income; the money chapter explains YouTube’s own requirements and states that results vary. The feature is still rolling out, so details may change. Independent guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google.