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Communication analysis for Keir Starmer

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78/ 100

Overall Performance

Good

A combined measure of delivery and communication quality for this session.

Session Info

SpeakerKeir Starmer
Duration7:05
Overall Sentiment
Positive
88/100
Filler Words
Excellent
0.8%

Emotions

The AI's estimate (analysed before emotions were measured)

Composure
Primary
67%
Attention
12%
Interest
9%

Eye Contact Analysis

93%

Audience Engagement

Eye contact is not scored for audience presentations — audience scanning is correct behaviour.

Key Interview Moments

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Description
01:49
Strength
The image of a national wound followed by “actions, not words” gives the address its clearest moral contrast and lands with controlled gravity.
02:36
Strength
“Especially if you did not… my government will serve you” directly includes political opponents and makes the speaker appear magnanimous, accountable and unifying.
02:56
Strength
“Country first, party second” is concise, memorable and authoritative, turning the service theme into a clear governing principle.
04:10
Strength
“Not this time” is an effective short line after naming neglected workers; the restraint makes the conviction feel credible rather than theatrical.
05:20
Nuanced
The question about whether Britain will be better for the audience’s children creates emotional relevance, though a warmer facial response would have deepened the connection.
06:08
Nuanced
“End the era of noisy performance” provides a sharp contrast with calm service, but the delivery remains so controlled that some of its passion stays implicit.
06:48
Strength
“Our work is urgent, and we begin it today” closes with clarity, immediacy and a measured invitation to collective action.

Key Findings

  • The opening establishes a composed baseline: upright behind the podium, serious expression, steady forward focus and no visible self-soothing.
  • Measured body-language presence is strong at 84/100, with no slouching, crossed arms, face-touching or distracting fidgeting.
  • The podium constrains physical range, but occasional right-hand gestures support rather than compete with the message.

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Top Recommendation

Timed facial warmth

At inclusive promises, soften the eyes and allow a brief half-smile or warmer release in the jaw after the key sentence rather than maintaining the same formal expression.

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Executive Summary

You come across as authoritative, serious and highly trustworthy, with exceptional gaze, deliberate pacing and language built around service rather than personal triumph. The performance is strongly suited to a formal change-of-government address; its main opportunity is to reveal more warmth and controlled passion at the moments where you address anxious families and invite the country to join you.

Strengths

  • Exceptional direct eye engagement creates accountability and command.
  • Measured pacing and frequent pauses give the address statesmanlike gravity.
  • Strong contrasts and metaphors make an abstract promise of renewal memorable.
  • The inclusive pledge to serve non-Labour voters communicates magnanimity and authenticity.
  • Composed posture and absence of fidgeting reinforce authority.

Areas for Improvement

  • Facial warmth is concentrated at the opening and ending rather than sustained at key audience-facing promises.
  • Podium-bound, mostly one-handed gesture limits the physical scale of the vision.
  • The controlled tone occasionally understates the passionate element requested in the brief.
  • The address contains no developed personal anecdote, even when the reference to working-class families creates an opening for one.
  • Very sustained gaze and a 3.5-per-minute blink rate can sometimes read as fixed rather than conversational.

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