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FACE WISE
                 A C OMPREHENSIVE T RAINING P ROGRAM    ON   F ACIAL R ECOGNITION


How well can you identify a face?

Our research has found that police officers and security personnel, with few exceptions are not
much better than the general public at identifying faces; and, for the most part, the general
public does not do that well at all. All you need to do is look at the statistics of eye-witness
accounts given over the years from victims and witnesses, to know that they are an unreliable
way to prove someones guilt.

When you are shown a photograph of a missing person, suspect, perpetrator, or fugitive can
you instantly identify them? What if theyve disguised their looks by changing their hair color or
hairstyle? Do you know what to look for in a face in order to make a correct identification?
Conversely, if you had to give describe someone, would you be able to give an accurate
description? Could you provide details that would help identify the person in question?

The reason you may not be as good at identification as you need to be, is that you havent
been trained to know the structure and features of the face the way an artist does. O2D has
teamed up with forensic artist Sharon Blanchard to present a training program that will give
you the skills to become a master at facial recognition.

Look at the drawing below that was created by Ms. Blanchard from her interview of the victim,
then look at the booking photograph of the perpetrator when he was arrested, just a few days
later. Face Wise will teach you a process to see details like youve never seen them before.
We will train you to elicit better descriptive information from victims and witnesses through
relaxation and interviewing techniques and how you can provide more descriptive details
yourself, should the need ever arise.




PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OUTLINE

Facial Recognition Training teaches the observer to use these newly learned skills to correctly
identify facial features of suspects, missing persons and other individuals by changing their
mindset to look at the features in a human face from an artists perspective. By the conclusion
of the Face Wise course the student will have practiced observational and motor skill
exercises that also help to increase their cognitive facial recognition skills. Participants will be
trained how to relax and interview a victim to increase descriptive information and how they
themselves can learn to give effective and definitive descriptions.

I.     Facial Recognition pre test. - This is a test to determine the students ability to
       identify a face from a target picture and link the same person in another
       group of three people that look similar.

II.The problem with Eyewitnesses
       A.The Cotton case
       B.Using photographs
       C.Line Ups

III.Understanding the symmetry of the human face

IV.   How do faces differ
V.    Disguises and facial changes
       A.Aging
       B.Facial hair
       C.Hair styles
       D.Weight gain/Weight Loss
       E.Drugs and their effect on facial features

VI      I cant draw a straight line - you dont have to
I. Interviewing Techniques
II. Giving a good description
III. Post test - How well have you learned the skills?


This course is offered in a 4 hour block of instruction or an 8 hour advanced course
(recommended for law enforcement and security). The difference between the two courses is
the amount of detail and practice provided.

In addition to our Law Enforcement and Security Professional offerings this course is ideal for
private sector employees at: Banks, Casinos, Pharmacies, Hospitals and other medical
facilities, Shopping Centers and Malls, Independent Retail Shops, Outlets and Boutiques,
Convenience Stores, Citizen Groups and any other company or organization that might be
required to identify a person or give more accurate personal descriptions.

For further information on our Face Wise training program, please contact

John Demand, President
Observation on Demand
Ph: 847-275-9590
Email: info@observsationondemand.com
Website: www.observationondemand.com

or

Sharon Blanchard, Forensic Artist
Ph: 703-217-9743
Email: blanchardgroup@msn.com
Website: www.sharonblanchardforensicartist.com

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  • 1. FACE WISE A C OMPREHENSIVE T RAINING P ROGRAM ON F ACIAL R ECOGNITION How well can you identify a face? Our research has found that police officers and security personnel, with few exceptions are not much better than the general public at identifying faces; and, for the most part, the general public does not do that well at all. All you need to do is look at the statistics of eye-witness accounts given over the years from victims and witnesses, to know that they are an unreliable way to prove someones guilt. When you are shown a photograph of a missing person, suspect, perpetrator, or fugitive can you instantly identify them? What if theyve disguised their looks by changing their hair color or hairstyle? Do you know what to look for in a face in order to make a correct identification? Conversely, if you had to give describe someone, would you be able to give an accurate description? Could you provide details that would help identify the person in question? The reason you may not be as good at identification as you need to be, is that you havent been trained to know the structure and features of the face the way an artist does. O2D has teamed up with forensic artist Sharon Blanchard to present a training program that will give you the skills to become a master at facial recognition. Look at the drawing below that was created by Ms. Blanchard from her interview of the victim, then look at the booking photograph of the perpetrator when he was arrested, just a few days later. Face Wise will teach you a process to see details like youve never seen them before. We will train you to elicit better descriptive information from victims and witnesses through relaxation and interviewing techniques and how you can provide more descriptive details yourself, should the need ever arise. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND OUTLINE Facial Recognition Training teaches the observer to use these newly learned skills to correctly identify facial features of suspects, missing persons and other individuals by changing their mindset to look at the features in a human face from an artists perspective. By the conclusion
  • 2. of the Face Wise course the student will have practiced observational and motor skill exercises that also help to increase their cognitive facial recognition skills. Participants will be trained how to relax and interview a victim to increase descriptive information and how they themselves can learn to give effective and definitive descriptions. I. Facial Recognition pre test. - This is a test to determine the students ability to identify a face from a target picture and link the same person in another group of three people that look similar. II.The problem with Eyewitnesses A.The Cotton case B.Using photographs C.Line Ups III.Understanding the symmetry of the human face IV. How do faces differ V. Disguises and facial changes A.Aging B.Facial hair C.Hair styles D.Weight gain/Weight Loss E.Drugs and their effect on facial features VI I cant draw a straight line - you dont have to I. Interviewing Techniques II. Giving a good description III. Post test - How well have you learned the skills? This course is offered in a 4 hour block of instruction or an 8 hour advanced course (recommended for law enforcement and security). The difference between the two courses is the amount of detail and practice provided. In addition to our Law Enforcement and Security Professional offerings this course is ideal for private sector employees at: Banks, Casinos, Pharmacies, Hospitals and other medical facilities, Shopping Centers and Malls, Independent Retail Shops, Outlets and Boutiques, Convenience Stores, Citizen Groups and any other company or organization that might be required to identify a person or give more accurate personal descriptions. For further information on our Face Wise training program, please contact John Demand, President Observation on Demand Ph: 847-275-9590 Email: info@observsationondemand.com Website: www.observationondemand.com or Sharon Blanchard, Forensic Artist Ph: 703-217-9743