HariNarayan:

he he

Brad Regier:

pretty good acting.
watch the twinning :)

Daniel Huertas:

very nice acting... but didn't find it quite match the audio clip.. (intensity/meaning wise) the line "maybe" look angry and the audio is more thinking "maybe" ... keep it up

David Artura:

Having recently downloading this rig, I can say that you really got a lot out of it.

The head shake in the beginning, if intentional, could be exaggerated a bit more.

The hand shaking is a bit much and it looks like he's looking at his hands for some reason. If intentional, why? Please remember that poses need to be there for a reason.

Great overlap on the ears. Nice attention to detail. Good job offsetting and breaking up the timing coming into and leaving poses.

Really solid work, just a few tweaks here and there and this baby is golden!

Patrick Alessi:

The acting doesn't fit the voice very well...

Aaron Clement:

I like it. Watch the twinning of the hands, though.

Marcos:

Not so polish but the timing is great, good work , keep on

evan:

emotion seems different than audio, keep at it man! :)

Ann-Marie Denham:

Not sure that the tight framing with the large hands works.

kienwei80:

camera is too close to the character. Can't see the animation clearly. But i like the eye darts.

W Jacob Gardner:

dont crowd the screen with the hands. They don't have to be in frame the whole time.

Chris Welsby:

i would maybe think about the framing of your piece, the hands are in front of the face for large parts and it makes the poses a bit tricky to read.

Erick Rohn:

The lip sync shapes look accurate, but a common problem is that it looks to lag behind the audio. Usually when I finish doing lip sync, I have to cheat all the keys a few frames back so that it looks like it is being spoken. Nice acting on the rest of the character.

Mike Courtney:

try some moving holds