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So you've bought your first Webkinz and you're ready to enter the Webkinz world. One of the many features you can access online is creating a show with the Webkinz Studio. Before you buy your studio and become frustrated because you don't know what you're doing, find out how to create your own shows.... Read full How To Article
Tara Swadley
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June 07, 2009
I was excited when I first got the Webkinz Studio. I thought it would b a great way to make up cute and silly stories. Much to my chagrine, the vocabulary of the Webkinz Studio is extremely limited. It does not only stop you from using 'bad' words but also stop large words, such as chagrine, extremel, beautiful, exceptional, etc. You...
I can understand limiting dirty words to stop children from using them, but to stop large words or names is ridiculous. I know children whose vocabulary includes many words that are larger and they would be disappointed to discover they are notallowed to use these words. You can see from my story below how awkward the movie is without names or larger words.
You can also only save two videos at a time. If you want to make a new one, you must delete one of the other two. It's a little sad to see your work go away after you worked so hard on it.
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All images taken on Webkinz World in order to provide commentary and instructable steps on creating a Webkinz movie.
Buy your Studio at the W Shop.
I placed my studio in my Rocker bedroom.
Choose the set you want to use and music.
Choose the actors to hire.
Choose how you want the actors to appear before each scene.
Choose emotions and add text for the actor to say.
My movie, Pirate Love.
One actor, upclose.
Bad fairy actor.
Two actors far away.
Two actors far away.
Two actors upclose.
Two actors upclose.
Evil pirate.
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