Five-second continuous shot. Locked camera. Strong, clearly readable facial acting with three dis...

Five-second continuous shot. Locked camera. Strong, clearly readable facial acting with three distinctly different emotional performances. LEFT, NAVY BLAZER — DOMINANT AND SELF-IMPORTANT: He tightens his eyebrows, lifts his chin and fixes the others with a firm, confident stare. He speaks emphatically with clear mouth articulation and gives one decisive beat with his raised index finger. His chest stays lifted and his posture upright. He is completely convinced he is right. CENTER, TURQUOISE SWEATER — VISIBLY ANXIOUS: His eyebrows pull upward and inward, his eyes widen and his mouth forms a tense, worried grimace. He draws his shoulders toward his ears, grips his sweater tighter and briefly recoils when the man on the left gestures. His eyes dart between the other two. His hunched posture remains clearly different from theirs. RIGHT, WINE CARDIGAN — DRY, UNIMPRESSED SKEPTICISM: He slowly lowers his eyelids, raises just one eyebrow and looks sideways at the man on the left. One corner of his closed mouth lifts into a crooked, sarcastic smirk. He leans slightly away, tilts his head and gives one dismissive flick of the red pencil. Establish these contrasting expressions within the first second and maintain them throughout. Alternate the dominant gestures so each reaction is readable. Preserve character identity and facial proportions while actively changing eyebrows, eyelids, cheeks and mouth shapes. Keep the original glasses, clothing, scale, lighting and tactile 3D animation style.