Jared, 23, never learned how to read

this scene.... urh

pov on the bus stop with your annoying coworker . of whom you love. online .

Thank you so much!! 💕

As for tips, I can link some tutorials I find really useful (and yes, these are all from the same blog, their stuff is just very accessible). Poses/Body language/line of action:

Expressions/facial structure:

A big one for body language is hands - we talk and express ourselves with our hands a lot more than you'd think, so incorporating good hand poses can level up your stuff significantly.

I find this video pretty helpful for hands

In terms of actual tips, I'd suggest doing a little exercise for yourself - look through short scenes and sequences from movies and shows you think have excellent acting. Live action or animation, doesn't matter, you just have to be able to see their face and silhouette at least somewhat (although animation can usually be a little clearer in terms of condensing emotions into clear shapes)

Pick a scene and screencap the character in question whenever their expression changes. Analyze those expressions - how are the eyes and brows shaped, is the jaw tight or loose, is the body slouched or upright, are the shoulders engaged? What kind of micro expressions are happening between the bigger ones?

Think of the intent behind the expressions - are they subtle, are they exaggerated? Are they pained, joyful, hopeful? Is the character trying to hide their emotions or are they on full display? Are they smiling with their mouth but not with their eyes?

That sorta exercise is more so for your mental library, but it could probably be helpful to try to draw the expressions yourself as well.