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AnimSchool | Vol_ 06 | Character Performance
![Seyed M. Tabatabaei](https://d3stdg5so273ei.cloudfront.net/EyeSeyed/2023-05-09/606715/50x50/PXL_20221209_184707404-EyeSeyed-crop.PORTRAIT_.jpg)
The animation assignment I made during my enrolment at Animschool, Character Performance course.
Character Performance class was instructed by Aldric Lopez Vergara Anaya. Among four dialogues I picked as candidates for the assignment, I went for this one. As it was my first attempt at lip-sync animation in English, I opted for the dialogue with the fewest words and shortest duration, which came close to the assigned limit of 12 seconds.
![](https://d3stdg5so273ei.cloudfront.net/EyeSeyed/2023-06-21/949776/1400xAUTO/Layout_-EyeSeyed.jpg)
I tried to make the unmasked Batman resemble the Joker and make the set look like a makeup room. I welcomed the ambiguity, leaving some room for speculation; is he talking to his own reflection?, someone behind a one-sided reflective glass?, or a someone on the phone?
Here is the inspiration board I created for the set:
![](https://d3stdg5so273ei.cloudfront.net/EyeSeyed/2023-06-21/477349/1400xAUTO/VisualStudy-EyeSeyed.png)
Here are sections from the Video Reference, Blocking , Spline and Polish passes:
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