Body language expert Janine Driver clues us in to some of the basic signs of attraction and flirting body language.

Next time the beautiful woman at the bar has her face pointed to one man and her belly button to another man, you know who she’s going home with.

Ladies, help our readers out in the comments.

How can a flirtatious female get past the figure four leg position to warm up the target of her enamour? Janine didn’t answer this for us, and I’d like to hear if you can.

This is an interview with Los Angeles based body language expert Patrick Collard on the Virtual Light video broadcast from November 2007. Patrick has earned renown as an innovative thought leader in the world of body language study, and this interview is a great example of why.

In just 28 minutes, you will learn many subtle types of nonverbal communication. Patrick’s easy to understand style in this video will teach you about eye contact, interpreting body language, face reading, nonverbal cues and eye tells of lying body language, reading people, and understanding certain types of postures.

Click here to learn more about Patrick Collard.

Official Description: “A Personal View of the Human Species by Desmond Morris. This episode focuses on the planet’s most advanced animal, beginning with a look at how man communicated before the evolution of language. Some gestures and expressions are so ingrained that we have not been able to erase them from our vocabulary.”

This is one of the best documentaries out there on body language. Not only does it cover all the popular topics (flirting body language, all sorts of nonverbal communication, tips on reading and interpreting body language, and a whole array of insights on culture and nonverbal communication).

The documentary doesn’t get deep into much of the nitty gritty details of body language and how you can apply it, but it does cover the broad topics and give the very important rooting in cultural and biological evolution that has led to where our nonverbal communication skills have arrived today.

In case you don’t know, Desmond Morris is the acclaimed author of The Naked Ape, a groundbreaking look at human beings from the perspective of a zoologist - analyzing the human race as if we were just another animal, developing specialized behaviors to get things done. Of course, the Human Animal (or Naked Ape) is quite a complicated example of “just another animal,” as anyone who seriously studies just our body language certainly knows.