Watch THIS to FINISH Your Object Show

I’ve been making object shows for TEN YEARS!! This includes making 27 episodes of my own show, as well as working on BFB, TPOT, OLO, Paper Puppets Take 2, balancing college, work, and other hobbies, and to this day I can still make an object show episode in TWO MONTHS.

This is thanks to THREE Key Factors: Consistency, Discipline, and Riding Solo.

The first two are really, really simple:

I pretty much work on my object show every single day. This isn’t really that important for processes like writing, audio editing, and voice acting because these can be done in a single day, but ANIMATION takes the MOST amount of time, and CANNOT be finished if you do not chip away at it every week or every day. You don’t have to dedicate massive amounts of time to it, but time DOES add up - 10 seconds of animation a day is 5 minutes in a MONTH. That adds up fast!!

Discipline is much, MUCH harder to hone in - it honestly takes a long time to develop the habit of doing things because you have to. For most people, object shows are a fun hobby, and forcing yourself to do it takes all the fun out - but you will always find yourself dreading your show at some point, and if you don’t push past that hurdle and work regardless of motivation, you will never get it done. Motivation is fleeting - discipline is forever.

But the final step, Riding Solo, is something I rarely see nowadays. The Truth is, You Do Not Need a Crew to make an object show. Pretty much everyone was making their show all by themselves back in 2012, 2013, 2014. If you were the creator, you were doing all the audio, taking on the bulk of the animation, and editing the entire thing yourself. Your friends may have voiced a few characters, but chances were you voiced 50% of the characters or more. .

Object shows don’t need huge crews - and you don’t have to be good at everything. My first episode was one of the worst things I’ve ever made. But as a wise man once said, the first step to being kind of good at something is sucking. You’ll get better, in fact, you’ll probably get REALLY good. You may not be great at EVERYTHING, because we’re literally expected to be a jack of all trades, which isn’t realistic, but you’ll get better and you’ll make a great object show.

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[TheCatOfObjectShows]

As a fellow solo animator I agree with these. Webz you really are a great inspiration and you know what to do to bring the biggest success to object show creation business, and do it very well!

[Fozzlurr]

I highly agree with the riding solo point you made, I used to be involved in a few other projects that had 20+ people working on it. And I realized that isn't how you get stuff done, and guess what? Neither of the projects ever came out. Which is why I mostly do everything myself, from art, animation, voices, audio editing, and video editing.

This made working on my show more fun because I have a lot of creative control over everything and it's great.

Great video btw :)

[DoodlesSkaboodles]

You should make a playlist centered around these object show development videos, they're super helpful and fun to watch

[hexzll]

I just made an object show and holding auditions for it. Even with barely any, I can't wait to start it when I get the chance! Your part of the reason why I made it, too!

[harryplushproduction]

This man speaks the truth I had discipline since I started with was a like a couple of weeks ago and it is quite hard to create the episode with groups of people when you use flipaclip and I did have many failed scrap object shows that gave a lot of experience to me

[Chickenuggy]

As a SINGLE object show creator and I do a 7 minute FlipaClip animations I see this as and absolute win

[nickymator]

I made an object show called Plush Clash, AND everything in it was all me! The script, voice acting, animation and audio inputing! It was hard work, but it was fun to do! And I want to continue working on Plush Clash by myself!

[yinyangyt]

This was awesome. Very good video as always man

[Cosofilms]

I'm almost done finishing my BFB Comic, because thanks to you (WebzForevz) I can get stuff done very quick, while still putting in a' lot of effort and time into projects, Like my Original games, Animation, and Writing, Storyboarding,

I can't wait to show you all what's instore... -Hat_DorkUnknowned

[Goofyoofydoofy]

You sound like a really supportive friend I wish I had someone like you helping me with my object show one on one

[zendragonz]

OKAY I KEPT PROCRASTINATING THE FIRST EPISODE OF MY OBJECT SHOW BUT THX TO YOUR VIDEO IM WORKING REALLY HARD ON IT AND NOW ITS CLOSE TO GETTING FINISHED

[kitten_zzzzzzz]

I’ve been trying to make an object show on one of my other accounts and this helped, watching this gave me motivation to try figuring out how to animate one of my characters!

[julianalejandrotv]

Everytime I get home from school, I watch this legend. 😎

[loygeeAGAIN]

the crew bit is probably the most important part of this besides motivation

[Joyous]

This video is giving me all the motivation i need to finish the first episode of my spanish object show. Thank you so much webz!

[vernafizzie]

Thank you WebzForevz! I really needed this message because I myself am struggling to finish the finale of my object show. Really great advice!!

[norifromreallife-dihi]

This is true. I always feel like I’m forcing myself and having fun at the same time

[LonelyCube]

Webz always motivates me to continue my object show! Thank you! 😁

[cinderleaves]

I always struggle with motivation. The 4th episode of a show I'm working on solo is taking forever to come out because I can't find the time to do the voicelines I need to do, and whenever I do, I either forget or just don't feel like it. It's taken months for the episode to come out solely because of motivation, and I hope I'll be able to finish it soon.

[GreatLakesAnimator]

As a solo creator, this hits SO HARD!!! I voice 24 characters from a 38 character lineup, which are from my show, E, I animate solo, edit solo, and so far, I’m 11 episodes in! It feels good to hear this!