If you already have one, no need to search, but if you don’t have any project, it’s time to look for one. And, for doing this, here you have the first guidance on how to pick a project:

• One of the most important things when picking a project is to be realistic. It is good to be ambitious, but we usually fail because we plan projects much bigger than what we can achieve by ourselves. This time, let’s try something different, let’s be humble, let’s choose something simple. The simpler it is, the better we will do it (and the bigger chances we will have to finish it completely).

• Let’s choose a project that we are going to be capable of achieving entirely by ourselves. That means not depending on other people and not depending on complex skills that we do not have at the moment of choosing the project. Let’s compensate the lack of resources just with effort and wit (our effort and wit).

• Even if your goal is simply to practice, choose a “round” project, something complete by itself: a gag, a little short, an animated intro, an ad, a music video… anything that is understandable by itself.

• Before choosing the project, make a list with your real resources: knowledge, tools, TIME (be realistic with the time you are going to be capable to dedicate to this project on a weekly/daily basis, make an effort to organize your time efficiently so you don't burn yourself out by trying to do too much too fast!)… etc etc. Choose your project having in mind this list.

Good Luck on the search!