maybe you can do it with blender?

www.blender.org

Thanks Thomas Müllerleile ~

Professor Zhou is distinguished at facial animation, the following website may help you. 

http://gaps-zju.org/DDE/

http://kunzhou.net/

Thanks Yin Xuyue for these links ~

I'd go for Thomas Müllerleile's suggestion with Blender if you want to create an animated face model like we know from all kinds of 3D animation movies. Blender offers a (close to) professional toolset of functions which are available in professional software packages like 3DMax or Maya or you name it. Blender has a rich community and tons of tutorials as well.

try to get models that have bone animations / blendshapes included if you are new to animation.

blender is for free, but I would stick to more professional package. autodesk gives free licences to education in most countries. (you can use maya, softimage, 3dsmax, motionbuilder).

Thanks Daniel Roth for your kind answer ~

I also agree with Blender. it is free, made for modelisation, render and animation, offer great tools, and you have the opportunity to make your own Phyton script if you want. Blender is provided with tools for Motion Capture.

A great source of knowledge is youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+facial+motion+capture

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+facial+rigging

Moreover, the blender community is very helpful and plenty of tutorials are already available on internet.

I may also suggest MakeHuman (http://www.makehuman.org/), free and opensource. Software generate human and you have an option to export MakeHuman to Blender the full body and face already prepare for animation in Blender.

Enjoy!

Dear Geoffrey Marchal Sir,

Thanks for your suggestions ~

Regards,

Kuldip 

Blender is open source software for 3D modelling.

Some video may help you to finish your project:

Thank you Leonard Goeirmanto ~