Oscar Gallo
oscar.front.neutralDefault listening, introductions, speaker identification, and resetting after a reaction.
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One expression. One clear beat.
Choose a host and an expression, then place the PNG beside the idea.
Matt Wozniak
matt.front.neutralDefault listening, introductions, speaker identification, and resetting after a reaction.
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42 expressions
Oscar Gallo / front
Neutral / listening
Default listening, introductions, speaker identification, and resetting after a reaction.
A neutral face does not establish agreement.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/neutral.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Happy / smiling
Warm welcomes, thanks, and a positive result that the host actually supports.
Do not imply endorsement of a product or claim absent from the source.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/happy.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Laughing
A joke, a playful aside, or laughter present in the conversation; keep the reaction brief.
Avoid inventing laughter or using it to mock a serious event.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/laughing.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Confused
An unresolved question, unclear terminology, or a workflow that needs explanation.
Resolve it with an explanation rather than making the subject look unintelligent.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/confused.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Skeptical
Signal or Noise, a claim being checked, a missing source, or an explicit challenge in the discussion.
Do not fabricate distrust or an accusation on a host’s behalf.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/skeptical.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Shocked / surprised
An unexpected result or surprise explicitly discussed by the host; a short reveal beat.
Keep it out of routine facts and sensationalized thumbnails.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/shocked.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Annoyed
A minor repeated friction point or irritation the host actually describes.
Keep the target and strength of the reaction faithful to the conversation.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/annoyed.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Angry / frustrated
A clearly expressed strong objection or frustration; use sparingly and with source context.
Do not intensify disagreement into anger or attach it to a fabricated quote.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/angry.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Thinking
Preferred character portrait within illustrated Oscar reflective unpopular-opinion and explainer beats; also weighing tradeoffs or posing a question. FRAME.md owns the camera/B-roll video production default.
Illustrative thinking pose, not an asserted emotion in the live footage. Use another expression when the brief or scene calls for it.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/thinking.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Excited
An anticipated possibility, genuine enthusiasm, or a confirmed achievement in the discussion.
Enthusiasm is not proof of a product’s capability.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/excited.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Facepalm / embarrassed
Self-correction, an admitted mistake, or a light comic failure discussed by the host.
Avoid assigning blame or ridicule to a person who was not the target in the source.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/facepalm.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Smug / sarcastic
An unmistakably ironic or dry line; pair it with enough context to preserve the joke.
Do not turn a factual statement into an implied insult.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/sarcastic.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Worried
A stated risk, uncertainty, or possible downside; lead into the evidence and mitigations.
Distinguish a possible risk from an event that has happened.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/worried.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Unimpressed / deadpan
A deliberately flat reaction, anticlimax, or dry assessment present in the conversation.
Do not imply the host dismissed something they actually endorsed.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/deadpan.png
Oscar Gallo / front
Explaining / speaking
No Jargon Required, a step-by-step explanation, or guiding attention to a diagram.
This is a still expression, not an aligned mouth shape or automatic lip-sync rig.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/front/explaining.png
Oscar Gallo / three quarter right
Neutral / listening
Default listening, introductions, speaker identification, and resetting after a reaction.
A neutral face does not establish agreement.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/three-quarter-right/neutral.png
Oscar Gallo / three quarter right
Shocked / surprised
An unexpected result or surprise explicitly discussed by the host; a short reveal beat.
Keep it out of routine facts and sensationalized thumbnails.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/three-quarter-right/shocked.png
Oscar Gallo / three quarter right
Skeptical
Signal or Noise, a claim being checked, a missing source, or an explicit challenge in the discussion.
Do not fabricate distrust or an accusation on a host’s behalf.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/three-quarter-right/skeptical.png
Oscar Gallo / three quarter right
Laughing
A joke, a playful aside, or laughter present in the conversation; keep the reaction brief.
Avoid inventing laughter or using it to mock a serious event.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/three-quarter-right/laughing.png
Oscar Gallo / three quarter right
Confused
An unresolved question, unclear terminology, or a workflow that needs explanation.
Resolve it with an explanation rather than making the subject look unintelligent.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/three-quarter-right/confused.png
Oscar Gallo / three quarter right
Excited
An anticipated possibility, genuine enthusiasm, or a confirmed achievement in the discussion.
Enthusiasm is not proof of a product’s capability.
assets/characters/expressions/oscar/three-quarter-right/excited.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Neutral / listening
Default listening, introductions, speaker identification, and resetting after a reaction.
A neutral face does not establish agreement.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/neutral.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Happy / smiling
Warm welcomes, thanks, and a positive result that the host actually supports.
Do not imply endorsement of a product or claim absent from the source.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/happy.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Laughing
A joke, a playful aside, or laughter present in the conversation; keep the reaction brief.
Avoid inventing laughter or using it to mock a serious event.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/laughing.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Confused
An unresolved question, unclear terminology, or a workflow that needs explanation.
Resolve it with an explanation rather than making the subject look unintelligent.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/confused.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Skeptical
Signal or Noise, a claim being checked, a missing source, or an explicit challenge in the discussion.
Do not fabricate distrust or an accusation on a host’s behalf.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/skeptical.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Shocked / surprised
An unexpected result or surprise explicitly discussed by the host; a short reveal beat.
Keep it out of routine facts and sensationalized thumbnails.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/shocked.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Annoyed
A minor repeated friction point or irritation the host actually describes.
Keep the target and strength of the reaction faithful to the conversation.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/annoyed.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Angry / frustrated
A clearly expressed strong objection or frustration; use sparingly and with source context.
Do not intensify disagreement into anger or attach it to a fabricated quote.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/angry.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Thinking
Weighing tradeoffs, pausing on evidence, or posing a question before a human decision.
Avoid holding it throughout every explanation; return to neutral when the point lands.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/thinking.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Excited
An anticipated possibility, genuine enthusiasm, or a confirmed achievement in the discussion.
Enthusiasm is not proof of a product’s capability.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/excited.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Facepalm / embarrassed
Self-correction, an admitted mistake, or a light comic failure discussed by the host.
Avoid assigning blame or ridicule to a person who was not the target in the source.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/facepalm.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Smug / sarcastic
An unmistakably ironic or dry line; pair it with enough context to preserve the joke.
Do not turn a factual statement into an implied insult.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/sarcastic.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Worried
A stated risk, uncertainty, or possible downside; lead into the evidence and mitigations.
Distinguish a possible risk from an event that has happened.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/worried.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Unimpressed / deadpan
A deliberately flat reaction, anticlimax, or dry assessment present in the conversation.
Do not imply the host dismissed something they actually endorsed.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/deadpan.png
Matt Wozniak / front
Explaining / speaking
No Jargon Required, a step-by-step explanation, or guiding attention to a diagram.
This is a still expression, not an aligned mouth shape or automatic lip-sync rig.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/front/explaining.png
Matt Wozniak / three quarter right
Neutral / listening
Default listening, introductions, speaker identification, and resetting after a reaction.
A neutral face does not establish agreement.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/three-quarter-right/neutral.png
Matt Wozniak / three quarter right
Shocked / surprised
An unexpected result or surprise explicitly discussed by the host; a short reveal beat.
Keep it out of routine facts and sensationalized thumbnails.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/three-quarter-right/shocked.png
Matt Wozniak / three quarter right
Skeptical
Signal or Noise, a claim being checked, a missing source, or an explicit challenge in the discussion.
Do not fabricate distrust or an accusation on a host’s behalf.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/three-quarter-right/skeptical.png
Matt Wozniak / three quarter right
Laughing
A joke, a playful aside, or laughter present in the conversation; keep the reaction brief.
Avoid inventing laughter or using it to mock a serious event.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/three-quarter-right/laughing.png
Matt Wozniak / three quarter right
Confused
An unresolved question, unclear terminology, or a workflow that needs explanation.
Resolve it with an explanation rather than making the subject look unintelligent.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/three-quarter-right/confused.png
Matt Wozniak / three quarter right
Excited
An anticipated possibility, genuine enthusiasm, or a confirmed achievement in the discussion.
Enthusiasm is not proof of a product’s capability.
assets/characters/expressions/matt/three-quarter-right/excited.png
Expressions are regenerated whole-portrait PNGs. Original poses retain their draft flags. Read the expression guide for situation, placement, and motion guidance.