This week, I have re-recorded the action references, corrected the character’s movements, and made more exaggerated movements and expressions. This week, I have added the production of mouth shapes, through George’s tutorials in the PPT, I have learnt the mouth shapes of each letter when it is pronounced again. George suggested me to add the expression of dismay before exclamations so that it looks more surprised, and then make an action of closing and opening the eyes so that the expression looks more exaggerated, in the exclamations, the mouth shape also has a process of changing from small to large, in the rise can be more slowly, the body of the body is more powerful, in the lets pronunciation, the tongue needs to be against the palate, the tongue can be used as the mouth shape, the tongue can be used as the mouth shape, and the tongue can be used as the mouth shape. When pronouncing lets, the tongue needs to be pressed against the palate, so the root of the tongue needs to be exposed, and the shape of the mouth needs to be more like a circle when pronouncing the “O” syllable. The angle of inclination of the eyebrows, eyes and mouth should be a spreading angle, the head swing can be recycled a bit more and the swing range should be bigger, and the gums should not be exposed in the mouth shape.
