WARP IS NOW ONLINE
The new WARP website is live.
It will become the central archive for our original cinematic universes: every series, episode, character, transmission and piece of lore gathered in one place.
We are still building it, but this is only the beginning.
NOW PLAYING
NOCTURNA — EPISODE 5
The conflict enters a new phase.
Lyra, Oran and the forces surrounding the First Vein are being pushed toward choices that could permanently reshape Nocturna—and the balance between humans and vampires.
THE LAST DRAGON MAGE — EPISODE 2
WAR OF DRAGONS
Kaia wanted to wake a dragon.
She woke a war.
Dragons, witches and armies collide as Kaia and Aru’khal face Seris, Vahrun and a power far larger than either side expected.
SHORTER STORIES. NEW WORLDS.
WARP is now on Instagram and Facebook.
Alongside news from our main series, we are beginning a new experiment: ultra-short cinematic dramas built as seven-part stories, with each episode lasting approximately sixteen seconds.
Some will explore alternate corners of existing WARP universes. Others will be original concepts or visual tributes to classic science-fiction and fantasy.
These are not trailers. They are miniature stories designed for social platforms.
IN PRODUCTION: NOCTILION
A new science-fiction series is currently taking shape inside WARP.
Its name is NOCTILION.
A mysterious vessel. A divided crew. A journey into a region of space where the rules of reality may no longer apply.
We will reveal more very soon.
A NOTE FROM THE STUDIO
We still have no meaningful update from YouTube regarding the monetization situation affecting WARP and Nocturna.
We continue to publish because these stories deserve to exist, but producing cinematic episodes at this scale requires time, tools and a significant production budget.
We are now exploring a supporter membership—potentially through Patreon—with extended episodes, production diaries, scripts, storyboards, lore files, podcasts and other material for viewers who want to go deeper into these worlds.
Nothing is launching immediately. We want to build it properly and prepare enough exclusive content before asking anyone to support it.
More details will follow soon.
Until then, watching, commenting and sharing the episodes remains the most valuable support you can give us.
Thank you for staying with us.
Until next transmission,
Ian B. Kay, WARP ORIGINAL