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An analysis of the first Presidential debate of 2016 between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The “lectern” style shows candidates in standing positions at fixed lecterns. The focus is on body language, eye contact, hand gestures, vocal challenges, and viewing angles, as well as the effect of televised single-screen and split-screen views.
An analysis of the FIRST Presidential debate of 2012 between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. The “lectern” style shows candidates in standing positions at fixed lecterns and allows for a focus on body language, including eye contact, hand gestures, physical stances, angles, and head tilts.
2012 – Presidential Debate #2
(Obama / Romney) – Town Hall Style
An analysis of the SECOND Presidential debate of 2012 between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. The “town hall” style allows for an in-depth review of performance issues, including body language, eye contact, hand gestures, proximity, navigation, confrontation, and speaking style.
An analysis of the THIRD Presidential debate of 2012 between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. The “discussion” style allows for an in-depth review of upper body actions, including visibility of gestures, eye contact, hand positions, proximity, confrontation, and speaking style.