[00:01] going to call the infinity loop. If you look at the VB Bridger model, you're moving your head like an infinity. You're bobbing around back and forth, and it helps keep your head movement more fluid, more dynamic, and it shows
[00:14] off the angles of your face that aren't normally shown when you're just head on like this. The next one I want to show you guys is what I like to call the lip shimmy. Basically, you pucker up your lips like this. Um, and then you just
[00:26] move it side to side. And you can use this for stuff like And you can use this for stuff like exaggerating when you think H. loop earlier to create something like this. H.
[00:41] [Music] Have fun with it. Now, the last one I important one. So, pay attention. It's for you to smile. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let me cook. Let me cook. When you smile small like this, look at the eyes. The
[00:55] eyes don't really move, do they? But now, when I smile really big like this, the eyes squint. And when the eyes squint like that, it just kind of makes the smile that little bit more brighter. Okay, try it for me.
[01:09] Got you, Made you smile with that one, didn't I? Ah, you look beautiful, though. Keep being awesome.