Old money · the brake
Cash Money
A 164-year-old survivor of panics, bubbles, banks, scams, and bad ideas. Dry, skeptical, controlling, and always the first to protect Crypto when the joke turns dangerous.
FaithOriginals.Media presents / Episode 1 production
Cash Money & Lil Crypto
Old money knows every scam. New money thinks every rule is optional.
01
The series
Animated financial comedy with a human heart
Every new promise
has an old price.
A fast, visually inventive comedy that makes money, technology, and financial history feel physical—without losing the affection between two characters who need each other more than either will admit.
“I’ve seen this before.” “Not like this.”
Cash sees the old trap inside every new promise. Lil Crypto sees the new possibility inside every old rule. The story is strongest when both are right—and both make the problem worse.
02
The duo
Two generations. One impossible friendship.
One hits the brakes.
One floors it.
New money · the accelerator
Lil Crypto
Fast, curious, optimistic, and convinced the future is already happening. She creates motion, challenges Cash’s certainty, and discovers exits his experience cannot see.
03
The engine
Financial systems made physically absurd
Big ideas.
Tiny troublemakers.
The scale
Tiny heroes. Giant consequences.
Washers become arenas, payment slots become hazards, and ordinary human systems become enormous physical worlds with immediate comic stakes.
The argument
History meets hype
Cash recognizes recurring patterns. Crypto recognizes genuine change. Their competing instincts solve one layer while complicating the next.
The heart
Protection without speeches
They bicker, tease, rescue, and sacrifice. Affection arrives through action, then gets interrupted before either character can become sentimental.
The world is the third lead
Ordinary places.
Impossible scale.
Financial systems become places, obstacles, institutions, and characters. The human world stays recognizable; Cash and Crypto reveal how strange it already is.
- Neon laundromat
- Banks & vaults
- Checkout lanes
- Digital networks
- One Cent Wiser
- Old money / New money
04
Episode one
A complete proof of concept
Clean Money.
Crime? No. Laundry.
When Lil Crypto calls a giant laundromat the perfect place to ‘launder money,’ a horrified Cash tries to stop her—until the wash-cycle beat turns his cleanup into an irresistible miniature music video.
Runtime85–100 sec
Native vertical story
Shot plan15 shots
Four comic movements
PipelineVerified
Lead identity gate passed
05
The format
Built for the phone, composed like cinema
Short runtime.
Long character life.
The episode
Vertical by design
Fast setup, escalating physical comedy, a clean emotional turn, and a final dry button—composed for the phone rather than cropped into it.
Discovery
Characters travel well
Dialogue beats, musical moments, reaction shots, and historical punchlines can circulate as native character moments while serving the complete episode.
A locked cast, reusable worlds, and a repeatable shot pipeline let each short feel authored while building a growing character universe.
Producer / Voice cast / Animation crew
The pitch is already
a working production.
Open the current stage for active asset gates. Locked stages preserve approved creative decisions; later stages show the document and delivery families the team will need.
ProducerApprovals, cost, versions, pipeline, delivery
Voice castCharacter truth, rhythm, lines, performance gates
Animation crewShots, references, continuity, renders, reports
Locked Series foundation 4 components
Protect the original character relationship, the financial-world premise, the short-form rhythm, and the project’s visual identity.
Series premise
Tiny financial characters navigate an enormous human world.
Lead relationship
World-weary expert and future-facing companion; unequal, original, and mutually dependent.
Format
Vertical animated musical comedy with an 85–100 second target runtime.
Originality boundary
Financial satire, optimistic comedy, and distinct voices without imitating existing characters or plots.
Locked Episode 1 package 4 components
Turn the series engine into a producible first story with locked references, shot logic, performance intent, and audio ownership.
Clean Money
Canonical logline, character turn, musical passage, and final dryer-price button.
Shot plan
Fifteen shots across four movements, with risk gates identified.
Lead references
Cash Money and Lil Crypto production identities assigned.
Set reference
Neon laundromat at rainy night established as the episode world.
Current Production assets 4 components
Lock single-subject identity cards, shared scale, recurring assets, and voice gates before paid story batching expands beyond the two leads.
Lead identity gate
Cash retained identity, silhouette, performance, and lip sync in the production workflow.
Supporting cast cards
Eight approved design sources require clean single-character production cards and voice gates.
Global scale chart
One authority must lock Cash, Crypto, humans, supporting cast, and recurring vehicles together.
One Cent Wiser
Cash’s signature sedan needs clean exterior, turnaround, interior, and scale cards.
Next Animation & audio 4 components
Batch the approved shot plan while preserving identity, performance, native dialogue, musical timing, and clean version history.
Reference-to-video workflow
Two-lead production execution passed the primary identity and dialogue gate.
Dialogue performance
Native character performance audio remains the source for spoken lines.
Musical passage
The wash-cycle sequence uses a separately produced beat and controlled edit timing.
Shot reports
Every render carries its prompt, reference map, settings, result, and repair decision.
Future Post & delivery 4 components
Finish the episode as a polished vertical master, then preserve approved derivatives and the reusable production package.
Picture edit
Performance selection, timing, continuity, and musical structure.
Sound & music
Dialogue polish, effects, mix, music integration, and loudness control.
Graphics & accessibility
Title sting, captions, credits, and platform-safe framing.
Masters & archive
Vertical master, approved clips, project files, manifests, and reusable references.
Production notice: Public-safe production workspace. Canonical story and design decisions are shown here; credentials, private prompts, unapproved renders, and internal production records remain outside the public route.