Meet the baseline
Review a substantial set of baseline questions so each performer is considered as an individual, not a stereotype.
MES visual practice library
Turn knowledge into observation practice.
A purpose-built set of real-person video exercises designed to help participants practise baseline observation, repeated responses and contextual analysis.
Structured visual exercises
Six people. Hundreds of observations.
Performers viewed short, random videos and responded to repeated questions with yes, no or undecided answers. The exercise asks participants to compare each response against the individual performer's baseline.
6Performers
20 × 3Response pattern
700+Possible answers
How it works
Practice without pretending certainty.
The library is a learning tool. Its purpose is to sharpen observation and reasoning, not to turn any single cue into proof.
Observe repeated answers
Compare yes, no and undecided responses to questions about short videos and notice changes across channels.
Record your reasoning
Make a selection, identify the information that influenced it and challenge the assumptions behind the conclusion.
A clearer name
The visual training set, responsibly presented.
The older MES website referred to these videos as the “Master of Micro Expressions” training videos. The new site describes them as the MES Visual Practice Library so that the resource cannot be mistaken for a master's degree, formal qualification or regulated designation.
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Access may be included with selected MES programmes. Contact MES for the current pathway, terms and availability.