Understanding the Facial Action Coding System: A Comprehensive Guide

Research by Dr. Paul Eckman tells us that there are 6 basic facial expressions that even blind people make the same faces to express the same emotions. These are: surprise, fear, disgust, anger, sadness and joy. While the facial expression of joy and sadness are distinct, fear and surprise share the wide open eyes. Similarly, anger and disgust share the wrinkled nose. Psychology Facts, Reading Body Language, Face Reading, How To Read People, Different Emotions, Good Listener, Lie To Me, Face Expressions, Human Face

Classifying Different Emotions

We interact with many individuals daily and most of our interactions have an exchange of emotional expressions which we try to decipher. We too have experienced many, many emotions throughout our lives, yet only a few of us are experts in depicting and differentiating them. However, as with most things, we can learn to be better at emotions. But where to begin? Emotions are so complicated and confusing as there is a whole kaleidoscope of textures and nuances of what we can feel. Although…

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Reading Body Language

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AU4 - brow lowerer - corrugator supercilii, depressor supercilii, procerus muscles - FACS / Facial Action Coding System / blend shapes

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Facial Expression Reference

Facial Action Coding System

Anatomy of Facial Expression | By Anatomy For Sculptors

Anatomy of facial expression book created for artists with color-coded 3D and live model images. Create realistic emotions and inspire real emotions

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Facial Action Coding System

Micro Expressions

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Lie to Me

Lie to Me (stylized as Lie to me*) is an American crime drama television series. In the show, Dr. Cal Lightman (Tim Roth) and his colleagues in The Lightman Group accept assignments from third parties (commonly local and federal law enforcement), and assist in investigations, reaching the truth through applied psychology: interpreting microexpressions, through the Facial Action Coding System, and body language. http://www.paulekman.com/lie-to-me/

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Facial Action Coding System

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Nonverbal Communication

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A Visual Guidebook to Facial Expressions (80lvl)

Having a hard time bringing emotions to your characters? Animating faces is really difficult. Ask the developers behind the brilliant animation of Injustice 2. Here is something that might help you so

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Drawing Faces

Facial Action Coding System

Introduction to stop-motion animation, part 2 - No Magnolia

In last week’s blog post we began our introduction into stop-motion animation, covering a brief history. This week, we cover pre-production and more! Pre-production Think about what you want to...

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Facial Action Coding System

Micro Expressions

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Face Recognition

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Vi Da

Facial Action Coding System

Facial expression continua used in the Emotion Hexagon | Open-i

Facial expression continua used in the Emotion Hexagon task. Running from left to right, the columns show 90%:10%, 70%:30%, 50%:50%, 30%:70% and 10%:90% morphs

Karsten

Facial Action Coding System

Emotion Recognition

Reading Body Language

F.A.C.S.

To do body language as a language while still answering the brief, we must not use posture or facial expressions. These two ways of communicating exist and are universal. Instead we can produce a conversation using our hands and faces.

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System Architecture Diagram

Facial Action Coding System

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Facial action coding system

Classifying Different Emotions

AU4 - brow lowerer

AU4 - brow lowerer - corrugator supercilii, depressor supercilii, procerus muscles - FACS / Facial Action Coding System / blend shapes

Anatomy of Facial Expression | By Anatomy For Sculptors

Anatomy of facial expression book created for artists with color-coded 3D and live model images. Create realistic emotions and inspire real emotions

Lie to Me

A Visual Guidebook to Facial Expressions (80lvl)

Having a hard time bringing emotions to your characters? Animating faces is really difficult. Ask the developers behind the brilliant animation of Injustice 2. Here is something that might help you so

Introduction to stop-motion animation, part 2 - No Magnolia

In last week’s blog post we began our introduction into stop-motion animation, covering a brief history. This week, we cover pre-production and more! Pre-production Think about what you want to...

Facial Action Coding System

Facial expression continua used in the Emotion Hexagon | Open-i

Facial expression continua used in the Emotion Hexagon task. Running from left to right, the columns show 90%:10%, 70%:30%, 50%:50%, 30%:70% and 10%:90% morphs

F.A.C.S.

To do body language as a language while still answering the brief, we must not use posture or facial expressions. These two ways of communicating exist and are universal. Instead we can produce a conversation using our hands and faces.