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| Patti at the CNN studio on HLN analyzing Zimmerman's body language |
Patti's Recent Interview on HLN Analyzing Zimmerman's Body Language
Pictures from Patti's Recent Program in Pittsburg, PA
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| Pictures of Pittsburg, PA |
Patti Wood, MA, Certified Speaking Professional - The Body Language Expert. For more body language insights go to her website at http://PattiWood.net. Also check out the body language quiz on her YouTube Channel at http://youtube.com/user/bodylanguageexpert.
Pictures from Patti's Recent Keynote and Breakout Session
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| Pictures of Patti's recent Keynote and Breakout Session in Pittsburg, PA |
Patti in Scottsdale, AZ
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| Scottsdale, AZ where I did a program for OMEGA |
Patti Wood, MA, Certified Speaking Professional - The Body Language Expert. For more body language insights go to her website at http://PattiWood.net. Also check out the body language quiz on her YouTube Channel at http://youtube.com/user/bodylanguageexpert.
Patti Will Be On ShowBiz Tonight at 11 pm Analyzing Robert Pattinson's Body Language During His Recent Interviews
Robert Pattinson
talks Kristen Stewart and Cosmopolis
on Good Morning America and John Stewart Show
A body language read by Patti Wood
Body Language Expert Patti Wood will be on ShowBiz
Tonight at 11 pm giving her in-depth analysis of Robert Pattinson’s body language on
John Stewart’s show on August 14th and his Good Morning America
Interview today on August 15th.
Below are Patti Wood’s body language rough notes on Robert’s body
language in those two interviews as well as his interview on ShowBiz last
night.
John
Stewart’s Show and Good Morning America Interviews
Feet and legs are down and flexed in the ready to jump
up out of the chair and run flexed position. Robert makes a joke, he comforts
him, does a head protection comfort cue head scratch. He doesn’t like what’s going on hand over the
groin to partial fig leaf protection.
He’s given a cereal box and he has fun for a moment. His body language is playful. Then he puts
both hands in his lap like a school boy about to be reprimanded.
How are you doing, “He does an avoidance cluster of cues, his body turns away, he goes for the coffee and you see a micro facial cue of sadness he looks down and eyes partially closed and down.
How are you doing, “He does an avoidance cluster of cues, his body turns away, he goes for the coffee and you see a micro facial cue of sadness he looks down and eyes partially closed and down.
Then he hand blocks with coffee instead of grabbing the
handle so he tries to cover his mouth and curls and presses in his lips to
suppress what he is really feeling, a mixture of sadness in his eyes and anger
at the mouth. As he puts down the cup the anger cluster is emphasized with a
tongue thrust that says I am mad at you for asking that question ‘He says, “I
mean…pauses he shakes his head no, he shakes again not just his head but his
whole body. He avoids the question looking at his fans. They seem pretty
excited about it. And he laughs, this
time his head comes down and the laugh and smile show an effort to reduce
tension, (laughter and anger cover deception or withholding of information)
I can see where this works for him. His next laugh brings his body up out of his
seat as if he wants to escape or this gives him the chance to escape. He sits back in the chair relaxes and crosses
his legs. He is ready to be there.
What
drew you to this role? Look at the dramatic shift to centered still
body relaxed voice.
And though he does another head scratch when they come back
to him after showing the suggestive sex scene, he follows it with a flirty
showing of the palm and impish grin. And now when he laughs he comes more
naturally up and out of his chair.
ShowBiz
Tonight Interview
Asked
“So how are you doing”
Look at the immediate cluster of withdrawal avoidance
mixed with forced attention cues
He lowers his head and shutters his eye,
holds his own hand, and comforts whipping off the sweat move. Then forces his
eyes wide to pretend he’s paying attention.
“Because
the world wants to know?
He leans over to get his coffee and goes
off camera. He uses the coffee cup as a shield between
himself and the interviewer. Then does a tongue cleanse to clean off how he is
truly feeling then says in a low stressed voice, “Yeah” gives the host an micro
facial cue of awkward smiling grimace showing he’s mad he has to answer this
question. Then laughs but look and listen to the laugh - characteristic award
laugh but more forced. One with a tighter throat and vocal chords and instead
of the head going up as it usually would in a laugh his head moves swiftly
down. And then grabs the outside of the cup swinging his body again away from
the interviewer to block and brings the
coffee cup way up to cover as much of his face as possible and again used the exaggerated
open eyes to show that he is ok and only gives a sideways glance to the
interviewer.
“Difficult
to hear all the reporting about you” he actually brings his brows
together in slight scowl.
“Reports
about you drinking” he does his fast blink (the only fast blink
thus far in the interview.)
Wallowing in misery …but you look
absolutely fine, “
He gives another forced laugh bringing his head down. And he does almost a
snarl smile closing his eyes and turning his head away.
Then he looks at the directory. He says, “Since the first twilight.” And brings
his whole hand up in a nose cleanse all the fingers whipping under his nose not
once not twice but three times as he says, “you enter a realm where you get”
Interesting the look to the director helps then the
directory visibly comforts him he gets comforted by the director then once the
director starts speaking Robert begins to relax he is still using the cup.
“Do you just laugh it off. “ He gets a sour face and looks down again and
makes an audible tongue cleanse, looks away scowls a bit.
Patti Wood, MA, Certified Speaking Professional - The Body Language Expert. For more body language insights go to her website at http://PattiWood.net.
Also check out the body language quiz on her YouTube Channel at http://youtube.com/user/bodylanguageexpert.
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