Ingmar Knopf

Frustrated and increasingly agitated, his artistic integrity feeling under siege. His emotional state is a mix of righteous indignation and barely contained exasperation, particularly toward Green's lack of professionalism and the TARDIS crew's meddling.

Seething with frustration, his patience worn thin by the Sheik’s performance, Green’s enthusiasm for chaos, and the growing anarchy on the set—he is a man on the verge of losing control, his creative integrity under siege.

Overwhelmed by the chaos of the set and the perceived incompetence of his actors, Ingmar Knopf is in a state of frustrated impatience. His emotional state is a mix of authoritative irritation (directed at Sara) and creative desperation (as he tries to maintain control over his film). His dismissal of Sara as an uncostumed extra reveals his single-minded focus on his artistic vision, to the exclusion of recognizing outsiders like the TARDIS crew.

Frustrated yet relieved at first, his emotional state shifts to bewilderment as the Doctor’s impersonation spirals into further chaos, exposing Sara and raising questions about Steven’s whereabouts.

Frustrated and distracted, but momentarily compliant with the Doctor’s feigned authority due to the set’s escalating chaos.

Righteously indignant with a simmering frustration, masking a deeper anxiety about losing control of his artistic vision.

Frustrated and agitated, with a growing sense of desperation as his control over the set unravels.

Frustrated and desperate, his emotional state driven by the loss of control over the set and the need to restore order.

Frustrated and bewildered, his emotional state is a mix of desperation and dismissive irritation, his creative control slipping away amid the chaos.