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In my animation, I really want to represent emotions. I feel like I need to really express emotions maturely and with much detail, due to the subject. I really want to empathesis how can feel completely lost, and the after mass when they make the wrong decisions to deal with their inner struggles.
I want the audience to cry with the characters.

Both my characters are seen crying, but I want to represent different types of crying;

character A is feeling depressed, low-self esteem, worthless and suicidal.

Character B is feeling shocked, overwhelmed, loss and grief.

Character B then cries with relief.
Character A then also cries with relief and just lets out all their emotions whilst being comforted.

https://images.app.goo.gl/5TtFs546Bb1MqCaDA

for this, I need to study human emotions closely.
I also need to practise withdrawing, and animating emotions, and research into cinematic techniques to show emotions. https://images.app.goo.gl/5TtFs546Bb1MqCaDA

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