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Alessandro Camporota
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Ilse Zamarripa
Scientist Melinda Ozel, breaks down emotion and genuine performance
MELINDA OZEL CONTACT:
Blog - ""Face the FACS"" - melindaozel.com
Instagram - @manicexpression - instagram.com/manicexpression
Twitter - @melindaozel - twitter.com/melindaozel
YouTube - ""Melinda Ozel"" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKwZm8qJ0xLWcN4XmG8cN-Q
LinkedIn - ""Melinda Ozel"" - linkedin.com/in/melindaozel
My name is Ilse Zamarripa, welcome to The Worldspace!
Today we have a guest named Melinda Ozel, who is a professional in facial expression. Follow me as she teach us acting for characters, micro-expression, macro-expression and how to make a character more real and appealing.
She is certified in FACS Facial Action Coding System and has worked for VR, character design, facial rigging, blenshapes and AI.
We'll be discussing emotions, the eyes, the lip corners, and separating muscle groups for animation, rigging and modeling.
