This week we looked at facial animation and syncing audio with basic mouth movements. The jaw bounce accounts for the overall look of the animation and serves as a base for more detail. Essentially, opening and closing the mouth where the sounding out of words would cause you to do so. The jaw bounce also sets the rhythm for speech and makes the final product smoother. The next step would be to add more details like lip curl.
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