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Tips for Puppet Feature Film

kbug67

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We are Currently writing a feature film for a series of puppet characters.

Im looking for your advice for what you people at MC would like and also
i need some advice for what sourt of things a distracting in a puppet film.

Please help as your advice will help us in the status of our film
 

Teenager's

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distracting?

-poor lip-sync
-"Flabbing heads" (the upper jaw moving more)
-Jerky head movements
-"sinking" puppets (when the puppet bobs up & down)
-Poor eye contact with other characters around them
 
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