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Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  Get 'em Gonçalo on Thu Apr 12, 2012 2:49 pm














Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious (and holding Gerry's arm) in just 4 seconds - watch from 0.50 to 0.54 seconds big grin

Not as quick as Gerry though who managed it in 1 second. Way to go Gerry! clapping

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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  anil39200 on Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:10 pm

Now that, is sinister IMO. It is also highly revealing. There seem to be all sorts of emotions on show in the still frames, contempt, lying, disgust, superiority, guilt and acting craft, again in my opinion. However, for further information, may I suggest some of the work by Professor Paul Eckman. Probably, no, definitely the worlds leading authority on facial analysis and.micro expressions. These few frames are so revealing. Imo.

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Post  aiyoyo on Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:18 pm

Creepy Pair. Chameleon like. Dangerous.

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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  Get 'em Gonçalo on Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:18 pm

This slow motion slide show is pretty good too....if you like that sort of thing big grin

http://picasaweb.google.com/svsport/Sociopaths#slideshow/5100731856966519986

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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  rainbow-fairy on Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:35 pm

anil39200 wrote:Now that, is sinister IMO. It is also highly revealing. There seem to be all sorts of emotions on show in the still frames, contempt, lying, disgust, superiority, guilt and acting craft, again in my opinion. However, for further information, may I suggest some of the work by Professor Paul Eckman. Probably, no, definitely the worlds leading authority on facial analysis and.micro expressions. These few frames are so revealing. Imo.

They are! Aren't they sinister?
I have noticed many, many occasions where their true (evil) character has shone through - never thought I'd be grateful for buffering! It is thought by many that these expressions are irrelevant, and that they are just 'in-between' manifestation of the face rearranging itself between expressions. It is not. It is these micro-expressions that our subconscious picks up on as being incongruent, thus making us believe 'this person is lying'

Whatever, 4 seconds is obscenely quick to go from happy to 'sad-face'. How anyone is still conned by this pair is beyond me, frankly.

As an aside, I have the book 'Beyond Belief' about Ian Huntley. In it was an expert explaining how people like him (psycho-/sociopaths) can arrange their faces to look sad etc, but the eyes will always give them away. He told a policeman to do this - take a full-face photograph of Huntley, and cover half and look at each half separately. The policeman did so, and he said 'the shock was so great, I almost fell off my chair'.
One side of his face (inc eye) was soft, concerned, caring - the other,'pure evil' apparently. Smirk to the lip that side, and a look in the eye that chilled him to the bone.
According to the expert (his name escapes me, sorry) said that this is a hallmark of people like this - it is involuntary and infallible. The face always gives the game away.
Maybe we should try this with T9?

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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  Get 'em Gonçalo on Thu Apr 12, 2012 4:41 pm

rainbow-fairy wrote:As an aside, I have the book 'Beyond Belief' about Ian Huntley. In it was an expert explaining how people like him (psycho-/sociopaths) can arrange their faces to look sad etc, but the eyes will always give them away. He told a policeman to do this - take a full-face photograph of Huntley, and cover half and look at each half separately. The policeman did so, and he said 'the shock was so great, I almost fell off my chair'.
One side of his face (inc eye) was soft, concerned, caring - the other,'pure evil' apparently. Smirk to the lip that side, and a look in the eye that chilled him to the bone.
According to the expert (his name escapes me, sorry) said that this is a hallmark of people like this - it is involuntary and infallible. The face always gives the game away.
Maybe we should try this with T9?


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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  No Fate Worse Than De'Ath on Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:25 pm

She and Gerry are equally talented when it comes to serious to smiley in record time! Remember the BBC interview on 2nd May 2008 (the eve of the first anniversary of Madeleine's disappearance) when they thought they were off camera.

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Post  worriedmum on Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:30 pm

can you post the link?

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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  Spaniel on Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:52 pm

Get 'em Gonçalo wrote:












Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious (and holding Gerry's arm) in just 4 seconds - watch from 0.50 to 0.54 seconds

Not as quick as Gerry though who managed it in 1 second. Way to go Gerry!

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That's one example.

Another is when the camera stayed beyond the interview, East Midlands Today? Unprecedented!! Who I wonder released that?

I would like to see a video of their changing faces to suit. Short and to the point without music.

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Re: Kate composes herself for interview from smiley to serious in 4 seconds

Post  No Fate Worse Than De'Ath on Thu Apr 12, 2012 7:05 pm

Worried mum: sadly the video seems to have been whooshed from You Tube but it has been posted here on other topics and I hope that someone will be able to transfer it here. I'm in an Internet cafe at the moment and the computer is having the screaming habdabs. Spaniel, this is I think the same interview as the one you mention.

I simply can't understand how they could switch from abject misery to dancing with glee in the space of a few seconds.

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