A person in a black shirt, blue shorts, and black shoes stands in a room with an orange wall and shelving units. The individual jumps up and down repeatedly, arms raised during each jump. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person (discrete solid object) repeatedly jumping vertically with controlled motion, clearly distinguishable from background.

Background elements (orange walls, white shelving unit) show no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


From a top-down perspective, a black frying pan contains multiple light brown, cubical food pieces with golden-brown edges. A metallic spoon pours clear liquid into the pan, causing the pieces to shift as the liquid is added. The camera remains stationary with minor movement throughout the sequence.

Chicken pieces are moved by tongs, exhibiting solid object displacement due to external physical forces.

The pan (background) remains stationary; steam rises from the cooking process but is not dominant. The primary action involves manipulating solid objects.


Children on a trampoline, including a child in pink and another in yellow, jump and move dynamically, bouncing across the surface in sequential motion. The camera remains stationary, capturing their mid-air and landing movements from a side perspective.

Two children on a trampoline exhibit discrete, solid motion: bouncing vertically, moving horizontally across the trampoline surface, and colliding with each other. Their motion is explicitly due to physical forces (trampoline elasticity, body propulsion) and can be tracked via bounding boxes.

The background (chain-link fence, trees, building) shows no uniform shifting, fluid motion, or environmental effects like wind or water. All elements remain static throughout the clip.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene starts with a person in a blue shirt sitting at a table. They wave their hand, maybe with a red object? Then, the camera moves, showing the person leaning forward, hands moving up. Next, there's a glitch effect with red and white lines. Then it transitions to a red screen with colorful circles and the word "Bye" with an emoji.

Wait, need to follow the rules. Chronological order. Main subject: the person in blue shirt. First, they're at the table, waving. Then camera moves (maybe zooming in?), then the glitch effect, then red background with circles. Background is a room with furniture, but minimal.

Check the rules: a) motion and behavior chronologically. b) appearance: blue shirt, red object? Wait, in frame 0, they have a red object, maybe a pen. Then in frame 1, they're moving hands, maybe raising them. Frame 2: camera zooms? Then frame 3: glitch effect. Frame 4-5: red screen with circles and "Bye".

So steps:

1. Person in blue shirt at table, waving with red object.
2. Person leans forward, hands raise.
3. Screen shows red and white horizontal stripes (glitch).
4. Red background with floating colorful circles and "Bye" text.

Wait, the video frames: [0.0] person in blue shirt, hand up. [1.4] person leans, hands up (maybe moving towards camera). [2.5] glitch effect (red and white stripes). [3.6] red screen with circles, "Bye", emoji.

So chronological:

- A person in a blue shirt sits at a table, waves their right hand while holding a red object.
- The person leans forward, raising both hands toward the camera.
- The screen transitions to a red and white striped glitch effect.
- Finally, the screen shows a solid red background with floating colorful circles and the word "Bye" accompanied by a smiley emoji.

Now, check rules:

a) Motion and behavior in order: yes.

b) Appearance: blue shirt, red object (but maybe "red object" is okay, as per the frames). Number: one person.

c) Spatial: person at table, then leaning forward (so moving closer to camera).

d) Camera: starts with fixed shot, then maybe zoom in (when person leans), then glitch, then static red background.

e) Background: minimal, room with couch etc., but not essential, so maybe omit? Wait, the rules say "unless essential for understanding motion". In this case, the motion is the person moving, so background is not essential for motion description.

f) Exclude text recognition: but the "Bye" is part of the visual, but rule f says exclude text recognition. Wait, the rules say "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." Wait, but in the video, the text "Bye" is part of the visual. But rule f says exclude text recognition. Wait, the instruction says "Exclude text recognition", but the example in the problem statement has the video with "Bye!!!!!!" text. But the task says "Exclude text recognition", so do we not mention the text?

Wait, let's check the rule again: "f) Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis."

So "Bye" is text, so we shouldn't mention it. But the problem says "describe the provided video", but the rule says exclude text recognition. So in the caption, even if the video has "Bye", we don't mention it.

So need to adjust. So the last part: red background with colorful circles, but not the text.

So revised:

- A person in a blue shirt sits at a table, waves their right hand while holding a red object.
- The person leans forward, raising both hands toward the camera.
- The screen transitions to a red and white striped glitch effect.
- Finally, the screen shows a solid red background with floating colorful circles.

Check rule f: exclude text recognition. So no mention of "Bye" or emoji.

Now, camera perspective: starts with eye-level shot, then when person leans, camera might be fixed (since it's a close-up). Then glitch effect (camera effect?), then final red background (static).

Wait, the output format says: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

So need to describe camera movement.

First frame: eye-level, fixed. Then as person leans, maybe the camera is static but the person moves toward it. Then glitch (which is a visual effect, not camera movement). Then final static shot of red background.

So camera

The person in the blue shirt is the only discrete solid object moving; they are making hand gestures and moving their body.

The background remains static in the first part of the video. The glitch effect (red stripes) and the final graphic with bubbles are digital artifacts, not real environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind).


A man in a dark blue shirt, dark blue shorts, white socks, and brown shoes walks along a brick wall, performing a series of lunges. He extends his front leg forward while bending his back knee, then returns to an upright stance, repeating the motion. The camera maintains a stationary side profile view throughout.

A single person (man) is moving by walking and performing lunges; his motion is due to voluntary locomotion and is easily tracked.

Static wall background with no fluid or environmental motion detected. Wall pattern is consistent across frames.


A person wearing dark clothing uses a red tool to manipulate a black bicycle tire, with hands positioned on the tire's edge. The individual lifts the tire upward, and the camera pans upward to follow the motion, revealing more of their torso and the gravelly ground with sparse grass in the background.

The person (wearing black shirt and cap) is moving their hands to manipulate a bicycle tire and a red tool (pliers). The tire is being lifted and adjusted by the person's hands.

The background (concrete surface, grass, and trees) is stable with no uniform shifting. There is no fire, water, or smoke. Environmental motion (like wind) is not evident.


A person in a pink outfit stands near a table, using chopsticks to stir dark, leafy food on a black surface, while another individual in red clothing observes closely. The camera zooms in on the person’s hands and the food, focusing on the stirring motion. Background elements remain dimly visible, with the camera maintaining a close-up perspective and slight shake.

A person in pink clothing manipulates metal objects with tools, showing clear hand movements and object repositioning.

Background elements (table, static objects) do not shift uniformly; smoke is present but secondary to discrete actions.


A child with bare feet manipulates a large pile of white wool on a dark, wool-strewn floor, pressing and shifting the fibers with their hands. The person moves their hands repeatedly over the wool, causing the pile to shift and spread. The camera remains close and slightly shaky, focused on the hands and wool, with minimal background details visible.

Hands are actively manipulating a large mass of white, fluffy material (likely wool or cotton), with distinct, solid motion as they compress and reshape it.

Background elements (ground, debris) show minimal shift; no fire, water, or wind-driven motion detected.


A single person wearing a white helmet, white shirt, and dark pants steadily ascends a large rock face using ropes, gripping the rock and adjusting their position as they move upward. The background features rocky terrain with sparse vegetation and scattered boulders. The camera maintains a fixed, slightly elevated perspective throughout the sequence, capturing the climber’s vertical progress against the rock surface.

Two individuals (one in white, one in dark) exhibit slight positional shifts, indicating movement (likely walking or climbing).

Background rocks and trees are static. Minimal grass sway observed but not dominant. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a view of a room with two white doors; one is open, showing a dark closet with shelves and maybe clothes. The walls are green, there's a dresser with a mirror and some items. Then, in the next few seconds, a person enters. Wait, the first frame is [0.0], then [1.4] the door starts to close? Wait no, looking at the timestamps:

[0.0] shows the doors. [1.4] the right door is still open. Wait, the user's frames: from 0 to 4, the doors are static, then at 4.7 seconds, a person enters. Wait the frames:

The video starts with two white doors: left door closed, right door open (showing a dark closet). The room has green walls, a wooden dresser with a mirror, some items on it. Then, a person (male, wearing brown shirt and jeans) walks in from the right side, approaches the right door (the open one), and closes it. Wait, the timestamps:

Frame 0: left door closed, right door open.

Frame 1.4: right door is partially closed? Wait no, the first frame is [0.0] with the doors as described. Then [1.4] the right door is closed? Wait, no. Wait the user's video description:

[0.0] <frame description: doors, etc.>

[1.4] same but slightly different, maybe the door is closing? Wait, the description says:

"0.0: white doors, green wall, dresser. 1.4: same? Wait, the user's video frames:

Looking at the user's input:

<0.3 seconds> frame: doors, etc.

<1.4> frame: the left door is now closed? Wait, no. Wait, the first frame shows left door closed, right door open. Then in <1.4> the left door is still closed, but the right door is closed? Wait, no. Wait, the video shows a person moving. Let's parse the frames:

The video starts with two white doors: left door closed (hence the door handle visible), right door open (leading to a dark closet with shelves and clothes). The room has green walls, a dresser with a mirror, and items on the dresser.

Then, a person (male, brown shirt, blue jeans) enters from the left side (maybe), but in frame 4.7, he moves towards the right door (the open one), and closes it.

Wait, the sequence:

At 0.0, doors: left closed, right open.

At 1.4, maybe the right door starts to close? Or maybe the person is moving in.

Wait, the user's frame 4.7 shows a person (male, brown shirt, jeans) approaching the right door (which is still open) and closing it.

So chronological order:

The video opens with a static shot of a room with two white doors (left closed, right open), green walls, and a wooden dresser with a mirror. Then, a man (brown shirt, blue jeans) walks into the frame from the left side, approaches the right door (which is open to a dark closet), and closes it. The camera remains stationary throughout, capturing the man's movement and the door closing.

Wait, the frames:

0.0: initial scene

1.4: same scene, maybe no movement yet

2.5: same

3.6: same

4.7: man enters, closes door.

So the main event is the man entering and closing the door.

Appearance: man in brown shirt, jeans. Number: 1 person.

Spatial: man walks from left to right, approaches right door, closes it.

Camera: stationary.

Background: green walls, dresser, closet.

So the caption should be:

A man wearing a brown shirt and blue jeans enters from the left, walks towards the right door, and closes it. The camera remains stationary, capturing the door closing and the man's movement in a room with green walls and a wooden dresser.

Wait, check rules:

a) Motion and behavior: man enters, walks, closes door.

b) Appearance: brown shirt, blue jeans, 1 person.

c) Spatial: approaches right door.

d) Camera: stationary.

e) Background minimal: green walls, dresser mentioned briefly.

f) Exclude text, etc.

So the caption would be:

A man in a brown shirt and blue jeans walks from the left into the frame, approaches the right door, and closes it. The camera remains stationary in a room with green walls and a wooden dresser.

Let's check the order:

- Starts with the room setup (but minimal background),

A person (solid object) enters from the left side of the frame, walks toward the door, and closes it. Motion consists of locomotion (walking) and interaction with the door handle.

The background (walls, door frame, dresser, mirror) shows no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed; static elements remain fixed relative to the camera throughout the sequence.


A person wearing a black and white striped shirt uses a red and black hairdryer in their left hand and a round brush in their right hand to style their hair, lifting the hair upward and smoothing it downward with the brush while directing airflow from the hairdryer; the person remains seated in a bedroom with a bed visible behind them, captured by a static frontal camera perspective.

A person (solid object) moves their head and arms: brushing hair with one hand while holding a black hair dryer with the other, exhibiting deliberate locomotion.

Background elements (table, wall, decor) remain stationary without uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A girl wearing a pink tank top stands at the foot of a bed with a colorful quilt, extending her right arm across the bed surface from left to right. The camera remains stationary, capturing the motion in a room with yellow walls and a wooden cabinet in the background.

The girl (solid object) is moving her hands and body to adjust the bedspread; the bedspread is being moved as a result of her action.

Background (yellow walls, wooden furniture) is static with no shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A young child wearing a dark, white, and red striped shirt stands at a kitchen sink, holding a blue sponge. The child initially faces the camera, then turns to the side, using the sponge to wash under the faucet. The background includes red cups and a tiled backsplash, with the camera maintaining a stationary position throughout.

A child is actively moving their hands and arms to wash dishes (sponge, water, sink), demonstrating discrete, solid-object motion through manual locomotion and friction forces.

Background elements (red containers, tiles, countertop) are stable with no uniform shifting. Water flow from the faucet is present but minor and not dominant; it does not cover the scene or exhibit fluid motion patterns that would require scene graph modeling.


A woman in a swimsuit stands left, a boy walks toward her from center, and a man stands right. The boy runs left, the woman steps back, then the boy turns and walks back toward center while the man remains stationary. The camera is static, capturing the scene from under a covered structure with a parked SUV visible in the background.

Three people are moving: one on the left walks left, the child in the center moves back and forth (likely playing), and the person on the right walks away. Their motion is due to locomotion.

The background (pillars, SUV, trees) is static and does not shift. There is no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) present. The only motion is from solid objects.


A man wearing a blue shirt and black pants stands in a room with beige walls, a wicker basket to his left, and a trampoline to his right. Initially facing the camera, he turns his back, raises his right arm to touch his neck, and holds the position. The camera remains stationary.

A person is performing a sequence of movements: initially drinking from a bottle, then turning to face away and holding their hand on their shoulder.

The background (wall, basket, mat) is static with no shifting or fluid motion observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to describe the video in chronological order, focusing on the main subjects. The main subjects here are a baby and an adult. The baby is in a red bouncer or seat, wearing a light-colored outfit. The adult is holding a colorful object, maybe a brush or toy, and interacts with the baby.

Looking at the frames: at the start, the adult's hand is holding the object near the baby. Then the adult moves their hand, maybe offering the toy to the baby. The baby looks up and moves their hands, maybe reaching. The adult then moves the object away, and the baby follows with their gaze.

Now, spatial relationships: the baby is in the red seat (which is red, has blue parts), the adult is to the right of the baby. The adult's hand is moving in front of the baby.

Background: there's a carpet, some toys (like a red and white toy, blue objects), maybe a bed or couch on the left. But background should be minimal, so just mention if essential. Maybe the carpet is there, but the main focus is the baby and adult.

Chronological order: start with adult holding object near baby, then moving it, baby looking and reaching, adult moving object away.

Camera perspective: the camera is static? Or maybe slightly moving. The video shows a slight shake, but not a big movement. The view is from above or close to eye level?

Let's structure the caption:

- First, the adult (hand visible) holds a colorful object (maybe a brush) near the baby.
- Baby is in red seat, light clothing, looks up.
- Adult moves the object, baby reaches.
- Adult moves object away, baby follows.

Spatial: adult is to the right of the baby, moving the object in front of the baby.

Background: minimal, so maybe mention the carpet and some toys briefly.

Wait, rule e says background descriptions minimal unless essential. So maybe just note the carpet and some toys as part of the setting, but not focus.

Also, appearance: baby is a toddler (maybe 1 year old?), red seat, blue parts. Adult's hand is visible, wearing dark clothing.

Chronological sequence:

At the beginning, a person's hand holds a colorful brush near a baby seated in a red bouncer with blue accents. The baby, wearing light-colored clothing, looks up towards the brush. The hand then moves the brush toward the baby, prompting the baby to raise their hand and reach for it. The hand subsequently withdraws the brush, and the baby follows the movement with their gaze.

Camera: the camera is steady but with slight shake, positioned to capture the interaction from a close angle, slightly to the side.

Wait, check the rules: "conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

So need to include that.

Let me rephrase:

A person's hand holding a colorful brush approaches a baby seated in a red bouncer with blue accents. The baby, dressed in light clothing, looks up at the brush. The hand moves the brush closer, causing the baby to reach out with their hand. The hand then pulls the brush back, and the baby tracks its movement. The camera remains close to the action with slight shake.

Check if that's chronological, includes motion, appearance, spatial (hand to the right of baby, moving towards baby), background minimal (red bouncer, carpet, some toys), but background should be minimal. Maybe the background is just the carpet and some scattered toys, but the main focus is the interaction.

Wait, the first frame shows the baby in red seat, adult hand with brush. Then adult moves hand, baby moves. The background has a couch, some toys on the floor (like a Santa toy, maybe), but rule e says minimal background.

Let's write it:

A baby wearing light clothing sits in a red bouncer with blue accents, while an adult’s hand holding a colorful brush approaches from the right. The baby looks up at the brush as the hand moves it toward them; the baby then raises their hand to reach for it. The adult pulls the brush away, and the baby follows the motion with their eyes. The camera captures this close-up interaction with a slight shake, focusing on the baby and the adult’s hand.

Check rules:

a) Motion and behavior chronological: yes, approach, move, reach, pull away.

b) Appearance: baby light clothing, red bouncer with blue, adult hand holding brush.

c) Spatial: adult’s hand from the right, moving toward baby.

d) Camera: close-up, slight shake.

e) Background: minimal (just the bouncer, carpet, maybe toys not detailed).

f) Exclude text, names: yes.

g) Internal thinking, but output only caption.

So the final caption

A baby in a play seat moves their arms toward a bottle held by a person; the person's hand and the bottle are actively engaged in a physical interaction.

Background elements (carpet, play structure, toys) remain static with no uniform shifting; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, wind) is present.


A pair of light-skinned hands, adorned with a thin bracelet, manipulates a dark object near a wooden loom beam, then pulls a white thread through the loom's vertical wires; the hands continue adjusting the thread and wooden rail as the camera pans left to show the loom's structure.

A pair of hands manipulating a wooden object (likely adjusting or fastening it to a larger structure).

Background elements (wooden rail, metal racks) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A man wearing a dark shirt and blue jeans stands on a grassy hillside with trees and dry brush in the background. He lowers into a crouch, swings his right arm back, then forward to throw an object, which arcs through the air. After releasing, he steps forward with his left leg, continuing his motion. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person is moving: walking and performing an exercise (kicking legs out) in the forest. The motion is discrete and solid.

The background (trees and hill) is static with no significant shifting. There is no fire, water, smoke, or wind as the dominant motion. Shadow changes due to sun movement are not classified as ambient_environmental per Rule 1.


A person with curly hair wearing a white t-shirt holds a dark microphone close to their mouth, making slight adjustments while speaking or singing; they remain positioned in front of a beige wall with star-shaped decorations and dark furniture. The camera maintains a static low angle perspective throughout.

A person is speaking/singing, with discrete head movements and slight body adjustments while holding a microphone.

No shifting backgrounds; wall and furniture remain stationary. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


Two individuals in blue "BOISE" jerseys, white pants, and blue caps walk toward the camera; the person ahead holds a bat and bends downward while the second person follows closely behind. The camera maintains a steady follow shot as they move across a paved area with a blue structure in the background.

Two baseball players in blue 'BOISE' jerseys are moving: the foreground player walks toward the camera and bends down, while the background player shifts position slightly.

The blue shed, fence, and distant trees show no significant shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects are visible; the environment remains static.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a person in a blue shirt in front of a green wall. There's a yellow graphic with "CRANE DAWSON" in the corner, but according to the rules, we skip text recognition. So the main subject is the person. Then, in the next frames, the person moves. They're sitting, then stand up, jump, and fall onto a pile of clothes on a shelf. Let's check the sequence.

First frame: person in blue shirt, green wall background. Then, they move their arms, maybe gesturing. Then they stand up, jump, and fall backward onto a pile of clothes (black, maybe) that's on a white shelf with a blue stand. The action is sequential: starting seated, then jumping, landing on the shelf. The background has a green wall, some clutter, but keep background minimal. Need to mention appearance: blue shirt, brown hair? Wait, the rules say describe appearance briefly: color, size, orientation. The person is wearing a blue shirt. The clothes on the shelf are various colors. The person falls backward onto the clothes. Camera perspective: probably static, but the movement is from the person's motion. Let's structure chronologically.

Start: A person in a blue shirt is seated against a green wall. Then they stand and jump, falling backward onto a pile of clothes on a shelf above a white door. The action is from seated to jumping and landing on the clothes. The camera is likely static, no movement mentioned.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological. So:

The person in a blue shirt sits facing the camera, then stands, jumps upward, and falls backward onto a pile of clothes on a shelf. The shelf is positioned above a white door against a green wall. The camera remains static.

Wait, need to mention spatial relationships. The shelf is above the door, which is against the wall. But maybe keep background minimal. So:

A person wearing a blue shirt is initially seated in front of a green wall. They then stand, jump upward, and land backward onto a pile of clothes atop a white shelf mounted on a blue stand beside a white door. The camera maintains a static perspective throughout.

Wait, the shelf is on a blue stand? In the video description, the second frame mentions "a white shelf with a blue stand". Let me check the video segments. The third frame: "a person in a blue shirt sits against a green wall. In the next frame, the person stands and jumps, falling backward onto a pile of clothes on a shelf above a white door."

Wait, the user's video descriptions: frame 0: person in blue shirt, green wall, yellow graphic. Frame 1: person still there. Frame 2: person is now in front of a white shelf with clothes. Frame 3: person sits with arms up. Frame 4: person jumps, arms up. Frame 5: person is on the floor, but the shelf is above the door. Wait, the video shows the person jumping onto the shelf.

Wait, the problem's video description: frame 0: person in blue shirt, green wall, yellow graphic. Frame 1: person in blue shirt, same background. Frame 2: person sits with arms up. Frame 3: person jumps up. Frame 4: person is on the floor, but the shelf is above the door. Wait, the video description says: [0.0] person in blue, green wall, yellow graphic. [1.0] person in blue, green wall. [2.0] person sits with arms up, white shelf behind. [3.0] person jumps, arms up. [4.0] person lands on a pile of clothes on a shelf (the shelf is on a blue stand next to a white door). So the sequence is: seated, jumps, lands on the shelf.

So the motion: person starts seated, then stands and jumps, then falls backward onto the clothes on the shelf.

Appearance: blue shirt, brown hair (but maybe not necessary). Number: one person.

Spatial: shelf above door, green wall.

Camera: static, no movement.

So the caption should be chronological:

A person in a blue shirt is seated against a green wall, then stands, jumps upward, and falls backward onto a pile of clothes atop a white shelf mounted on a blue stand beside a white door. The camera remains static.

Check if minimal background: "green wall" is necessary for context, but the rule says minimal. The action is on the shelf, so the background is just the green wall and door. The description of the shelf is necessary for the motion (landing on it).

Yes, that works.
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A person in a blue shirt is moving dynamically: lifting a black dog, adjusting their posture, and interacting with the dog. The person's motion is distinct and solid, with clear physical actions involving the dog.

The green wall and shelves in the background show no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind); the background remains stable throughout the frames.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's see. I need to create a concise chronological paragraph for this video. The user provided the rules, so I have to make sure I follow them.

First, the video starts with two jet skis on the water. The main subjects are people on them. Let me check the frames. The first frame shows a blue and white jet ski with two people, and a red one behind. Then they start moving. The second frame is similar but maybe the positions change.

In frame 0, there are two jet skis: the one in front (blue/white) has two people, and the red one behind has three. Wait, the description says in frame 0, maybe the blue/white has two people, red has three? Wait, the user's frames: [0.0] shows two jet skis, the first one is blue/white with two people, red one behind with three. Then as they move, maybe they speed up.

The video starts with both jet skis stationary or moving slowly. Then the blue/white jet ski moves forward, creating a wake. The red one is following. The people are wearing life jackets. The background is a lake with hills and some houses.

Rules say to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So first, the jet skis are moving, the blue/white is in front, red behind. Then as they go, the blue/white is making a wake. Then the camera's perspective: the first few frames show the blue jet ski's perspective, then maybe it's from the front of the blue one looking back. Wait, the caption should mention camera perspective and movement.

The video starts with both jet skis, then they move, creating a wake. The blue jet ski has two people, red has three. Wait, but maybe the number changes. Wait, the user's frame description says: first frame shows blue/white with two people, red one with three. Then as they move, maybe the positions change.

Wait, the problem states to exclude text recognition, so don't mention "SEA-DOO" even if it's visible. But the brand might not be necessary. The main focus is motion.

Let me structure the caption:

Chronological order: start with jet skis stationary or moving slowly. Then they accelerate, creating wakes. The people are riding them. The blue/white jet ski is in front, red behind. Then maybe the blue one moves ahead, red follows. Background: water, hills, some houses. The camera is on the blue jet ski, possibly from a passenger's perspective, following the action. The camera might have a slight shake due to motion.

Wait, the user says to keep background minimal unless essential. So mention hills and water as necessary. Let's check the frames: the background includes hills and some houses, so maybe mention "coastal hills and distant houses" as minimal.

The caption should end with camera perspective and movement. Since the video is shot from the perspective of someone on the blue jet ski, the camera is on the blue jet ski, looking forward and then maybe back. Wait, the first frame shows both jet skis, then as the video progresses, the blue jet ski moves ahead, and the red one is behind, so the camera is from the blue jet ski, following the red one.

Wait, the frames: [0.0] shows two jet skis, then [2.5] shows the blue jet ski moving, red one following. The camera perspective is from the blue jet ski, so the view starts with both jet skis, then the blue moves forward, and the red is behind.

So the sequence:

- Two jet skis (blue/white and red) on calm water, people wearing life jackets.

- They accelerate, blue jet ski leads, creating a wake.

- Red jet ski follows, maintaining distance.

- Camera stays on blue jet ski, slightly shaky, showing the movement from the passenger's view.

Background: hills and distant houses visible.

Now, need to check rules: exclude text, named characters, etc. So no mention of "SEA-DOO" but the color is mentioned (blue/white and red). Number of people: blue has two, red has three? Wait, in frame 0, the blue has two people (a woman and a man), red has three. Wait, the problem says "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)".

Wait, the rules say: "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So for the people: they are wearing life jackets, maybe one woman, one man on blue. But since it's a caption, maybe just say "two people on blue jet ski, three on red".

Wait, but the rules say "appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". Maybe the

discrete_object_physics | ambient_environmental | camera_motion | ego_motion | static


Multiple children in white athletic uniforms (shorts and long-sleeve shirts) run across a paved court, moving from left to right toward a red chair; one child stops to interact with a yellow object on the ground near the chair while others continue running. The camera pans right to follow their motion.

Discrete solid objects (people in karate uniforms) are moving: running, kicking, and engaging in martial arts actions. These motions are explicit physical locomotion and collisions (e.g., interaction with the wooden dummy).

The background includes static elements like trees, an umbrella, and structures. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke) is observed, and background elements do not shift uniformly, indicating minimal environmental motion.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, look at the video frames. The main subject is a child. In the first frame, the child is near a plant, maybe holding it. Then the next frames show the child moving around, the plant is in a container. The child is wearing a light-colored shirt and red patterned shorts. There's another person's leg appearing in frame 5, so maybe an adult. The background has garden elements, but keep it minimal. Chronological order: child is near plant, then moves, adult approaches. Spatial: child in front, adult steps in. Camera seems to be handheld, maybe slight shake. Let's structure it.

Start with the child: a small child in light top and red shorts interacts with a large potted plant. Then the child moves around the plant, possibly adjusting it. Then an adult (legs visible) approaches from the left. Background is garden with plants, but minimal. Camera is close, maybe following the child. Wait, the video starts with the child holding the plant, then the plant is near water, maybe the child is watering? Wait, the frames show the ground is wet. So maybe the child is handling the plant near a water source.

Let's parse the frames:

Frame 0: Child in front of plant, plant in pot, ground wet. Child's hands on plant.

Frame 1: Child is walking away from plant, maybe carrying it? Wait no, the plant is in a pot. The second frame shows the child still near the plant, maybe moving around. Then frame 3: child is further back, plant still there. Frame 4: adult's legs come into view from left, walking towards the child. Frame 5: adult's hand reaches towards the plant, maybe helping the child.

So chronological: A small child in a light-colored shirt and red patterned shorts is seen holding and adjusting a large green potted plant near a wet garden area. The child moves around the plant, and an adult approaches from the left, extending their hand towards the plant. The background includes garden elements, but the focus is on the child and adult interaction with the plant. Camera perspective is close-up, slightly shaky, following the child's movement.

Need to keep concise. Let's make sure to mention motion: child's actions, then adult's approach. Appearance: child's shirt, shorts; plant is large, green. Spatial: adult approaches from left.

Check rules: a) motion and behavior in order. b) appearance, number (one child, one adult leg, but probably one adult). c) spatial: adult from left. d) camera: close-up, slight shake. e) background minimal. f) exclude text, names.

So:

A small child wearing a light shirt and red patterned shorts interacts with a large green potted plant, moving around it in a wet garden area. An adult approaches from the left, extending a hand toward the plant as the child continues adjusting the foliage. The camera maintains a close perspective, slightly shaky, following the child's movements.

Wait, the child's actions: in frame 0-3, the child is handling the plant (maybe watering or moving it), then the adult comes. Let's check the frames again.

Frame 0: Child near plant, hands on it.

Frame 1: Child is slightly turned, still near plant.

Frame 2: Child steps back, plant in front.

Frame 3: Child is further back, plant still there.

Frame 4: Adult legs enter from left.

Frame 5: Adult hand reaches towards plant, child is still near plant.

So the child is continuously interacting with the plant (adjusting, maybe moving it), then adult approaches. So:

A small child in a light shirt and red patterned shorts manipulates a large green potted plant in a wet garden setting. The child shifts position around the plant, and an adult enters from the left, reaching toward the plant while the child continues adjusting it. The camera stays close, exhibiting slight movement, tracking the child's actions.

Check for conciseness. Let's see:

A small child wearing a light shirt and red patterned shorts handles a large green potted plant in a wet garden. The child moves around the plant, then an adult approaches from the left, extending a hand toward the plant. The camera remains close, slightly shaky, following the child's motion.

That seems good. Ensure all rules are met: motion chronological, appearance (child's clothing, plant size), spatial (adult from left), camera (close, shaky). Background minimal (just wet garden, plants in background but not described). No names, no text.

Yes, that should work.
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<caption_output>A small child wearing a light shirt and red patterned shorts handles a large green potted plant in a wet garden area, shifting position around the plant


A person with long dark hair and a white shirt stands on a street, holding a phone to their ear. They raise their other hand toward the phone, then smile while continuing to talk. The camera remains close-up, capturing the subject’s upper body against a blurred street backdrop with parked cars.

The person (discrete solid object) exhibits head and hand movements while talking on a phone, indicating physical locomotion/motion due to their own actions.

Background includes urban structures (buildings, cars) which are static; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke) observed.


A hand with a pink sleeve enters from the left, touching and slightly adjusting a scrapbook page on a green cutting mat. The camera remains stationary in a top-down view.

A hand is moving a piece of paper with a photo and text on it across the mat.

The background (green cutting mat and static craft supplies) is static with no shifting or fluid motion.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, I need to create a concise, chronological paragraph for this video. Let me start by watching the video.

The video shows a person, probably a girl with blonde hair, wearing a white shirt and black shorts. She's sitting on a blue mat, and she's massaging another person's leg. The other person's leg is extended, and the girl is using both hands to rub the ankle and foot area. The background has a red mat and wooden floor, but I should keep background descriptions minimal.

First, the main subject is the girl. She's sitting on the blue mat, which is the main surface. The person whose leg she's massaging is lying down, maybe on their back, with the leg stretched out. The motion is her hands moving up and down the leg, focusing on the ankle and foot. The video starts with her hands on the ankle, then she moves them up and down. Then, there's a quick shot where she adjusts her position a bit, maybe shifting her seat or repositioning the leg.

I need to describe the sequence. The first part: the girl is massaging the ankle. Then, she moves her hands along the leg. Then, she shifts slightly, maybe adjusting the angle or position of her hands. The camera starts close-up on the hands and leg, then there's a pan out to show more of the girl and the surroundings. Wait, in the video, it's a close-up on the hands first, then it pans up a bit to show her upper body. The camera movement is a slight pan up from the hands to show her position.

Check the rules: chronological order, mention motion. The girl is massaging the leg. She starts by pressing the ankle, then moving hands up the leg. Then, she adjusts her posture, maybe sitting more upright. The camera is top-down initially? Or is it a side view? The first frames are close-up on the hands, so maybe the camera is positioned slightly above, looking down. Then it pans up a bit to show her torso.

Wait, the user says "conclude with the camera perspective and movement." So the camera starts with a close-up on the hands and leg, then moves slightly up to show more of the girl's body. The background is minimal: blue mat, red mat, wooden floor. But I should mention only if essential. Since the blue mat is the main surface, maybe that's okay.

Appearance: the girl has blonde hair, white shirt, black shorts. The person being massaged has light skin, leg is extended. But the rules say to mention appearance briefly. So "a person with blonde hair in a white shirt and black shorts sits on a blue mat, massaging another person’s ankle and foot."

Motion: her hands are actively moving, rubbing the ankle, then moving up the leg. Then she shifts position. The camera starts focused on the hands, then pans up slightly to show her upper body.

Wait, the video description says: in the first part, she's massaging the ankle, then the camera pans up a bit. The user example in the rules says "top-down" but maybe here it's a close-up shot that pans up.

Wait, looking at the frames: the first frame is close-up on the hands on the ankle, then the camera moves up a bit to show more of the girl's torso, so maybe the camera movement is a slight upward pan.

I need to structure the caption in chronological order. So first, the girl is massaging the ankle, then she moves her hands up the leg, then she shifts her position. Then the camera pans up.

But the video has a total of 5 seconds. Let me check the frames: the first four frames are close-up of hands on ankle, then frame 5 is a wider shot showing her upper body. So the movement is from close-up to a wider shot.

So the caption should describe: The girl, with blonde hair, wearing a white shirt and black shorts, is seated on a blue mat, massaging the ankle and foot of another person lying down. Her hands move rhythmically up and down the leg, focusing on the ankle. The camera starts with a close-up view of her hands and the leg, then pans upward to reveal her torso and the surrounding mats.

Wait, need to make it concise. Also, the other person's leg is extended, so "a person lies on their back with one leg extended on a blue mat."

Wait, but the video shows the girl massaging the leg, which is the main action. So the main subject is the girl, the person being massaged is secondary.

Rules say to mention appearance and number: the girl is a person (female, blonde hair, white shirt, black shorts), another person's leg. But since the video focuses on the girl's actions, the other person is just the leg.

So

A person (wearing white top and dark shorts) is performing physical movements on their own ankle, indicating discrete object motion due to manual manipulation.

Background elements (wooden floor, blue mat) show no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene shows a white surface with a drawing of trees and a small house, and the word "happy" written in cursive. Then a hand enters the frame holding a black marker. The hand is positioned to the right of the drawing, and it starts writing or modifying the word "happy." The hand moves from left to right, adding or changing the letter. The background is a wooden surface under the paper. The camera is stationary, top-down view. Need to focus on motion: hand with marker moving, adding to the text. Don't mention the text itself, just the action. So the caption should describe the hand's action chronologically, the objects involved (hand, marker, paper), spatial relation (hand over the paper), and camera perspective.

Check the rules: no text recognition, so don't say "happy" in the caption. Focus on motion. The video starts with the drawing, then hand comes in with marker, writes. So:

A hand holding a black marker enters the frame from the right, moving over a white sheet of paper with a pre-existing drawing of green trees and a small house. The hand begins to write, adding to the cursive lettering on the paper. The camera maintains a top-down view, stationary throughout the sequence.

Wait, need to be concise. Let's see. The video starts with the drawing (but background descriptions minimal, so maybe don't mention the drawing except as part of the scene). The main action is the hand with marker modifying the text. But rule g says exclude text recognition, so don't mention the text. So:

A hand holding a black marker appears on the right side of the frame, moving over a white paper with a pre-drawn scene. The hand proceeds to write, adding to the cursive lettering. The camera remains in a fixed top-down position.

Wait, but the first frame shows the word "happy", but we can't mention that. So describe the action: hand comes in, uses marker to write. The paper has trees and a house, but background is minimal. So:

A hand holding a black marker enters the frame from the right, positioning over a white sheet of paper featuring a drawing of green trees and a small house. The hand moves leftward, writing on the paper. The camera stays in a top-down view, fixed throughout.

Check if it's chronological: starts with the paper, then hand enters, moves, writes. Yes. Spatial relation: hand over the paper. Camera: top-down, stationary. No text recognition, so don't mention "happy" or the letters. Just the action of writing with the marker.

Another version: A hand holding a black marker moves into the frame from the right, above a white paper with a pre-existing illustration of trees and a house. The hand proceeds to write, adding to the cursive text on the paper. The camera remains stationary, providing a top-down perspective.

Hmm. Let's check rules again. a) Motion and behavior in chronological order. So first, the hand is not there. Then hand comes in (from right), writes. So the sequence is: initial scene (paper with drawing), hand enters, writes. So:

The video begins with a white sheet of paper containing a drawing of green trees and a small house. A hand holding a black marker enters the frame from the right, moving over the paper and writing cursive lettering. The camera maintains a top-down view, fixed throughout the sequence.

But rule f says exclude text recognition, so "writing cursive lettering" is okay as long as we don't specify the text. So "writing cursive lettering" is acceptable. But the hand is modifying the existing text, so maybe "adding to the cursive text on the paper."

But let's make sure. The user says "exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So as long as we don't say what the text is, it's okay.

So final draft: A hand holding a black marker enters the frame from the right, moving over a white sheet of paper with a pre-drawn illustration of green trees and a small house. The hand proceeds to write, adding to the existing cursive text. The camera remains stationary, providing a top-down view.

Wait, but the first frame has the word "happy", so the existing text is "happy". But rule f says exclude text recognition, so we can't say "happy". So we have to describe the text as "existing cursive text" without specifying.

Yes. So the caption should be:

A hand holding a black marker enters the frame from the right, moving over a white sheet of paper with a pre-drawn scene featuring green trees and a small house. The hand proceeds to write, adding to the cursive text on the paper. The camera maintains a top-down

A hand holding a pen is moving to write on the paper, representing discrete, solid object motion.

The background (paper with 'happy' text and tree illustrations) is static; no fluid, gaseous, or wind-driven environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke) is present.


A person in a blue work uniform holds a welding tool over a workbench cluttered with metal pipes and tools. They don a dark welding helmet, then begin welding, generating bright sparks and intense light. The camera stays close to the welding action, capturing sparks flying in front of the person as the workshop background remains out of focus. The camera perspective is a steady close-up with slight movement during the welding process.

The welder's arm and welding torch move in a controlled manner, generating sparks through physical contact with the metal. The sparks are transient, discrete particles resulting from the welding process.

The workshop background (tools, walls, surfaces) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion. Welding sparks are discrete particles, not fire/water/smoke/wind, so ambient environmental motion is not dominant.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a grassy field. There's a person in a red shirt kneeling in the background, a child in pink sliding on the grass, and a dog lying down. Then the child in pink continues sliding, maybe turning over? Then another child in stripes comes into view, and the person in red moves. A man with a straw hat is in the foreground, wearing a white shirt. The child in pink gets up and runs towards the man. The camera seems to follow the action, maybe panning. Let's check the rules: chronological order, motion and behavior. Main subjects: child in pink (sliding, then running), dog (initially lying, then maybe moving?), person in red (kneeling, then moving), man with hat (wearing white, straw hat). Spatial relationships: child in pink starts in front, then runs towards man. Background is grass, trees, but minimal. Camera movement: follows the child, maybe pans. Let's structure it.

Start: On a grassy hill, a child in a pink shirt slides on their stomach. A person in a red shirt kneels in the background. A brown dog lies on the grass. Then the child flips over, continues sliding. Another child in a striped shirt enters from the left. The man with a straw hat (white shirt) approaches from the foreground. The pink-shirted child gets up and runs toward the man. The camera follows the child's movement, panning to keep them in frame. Background has trees but minimal mention. Exclude text, names. Check if all main subjects are covered: children, person in red, dog, man with hat.

Wait, the first frame has the dog lying down, then the child in pink sliding. Let's make sure order: 0.0s: kid in pink slides, dog lying, person in red kneeling. Then kid continues sliding, flips? Then another kid in stripes appears. Then man with hat (white shirt, straw hat) is in foreground, kid runs towards him. So chronological:

- A child in a pink shirt slides on their stomach across a grassy area. A brown dog lies on the grass, and a person in a red shirt kneels in the background. The child continues sliding, flipping onto their back, then pushes up and runs toward the foreground. A second child in a striped shirt enters the scene from the left. The child in pink approaches a man wearing a straw hat and white shirt, who is positioned in the foreground. The camera follows the pink-shirted child’s movement, panning slightly to maintain focus on the action.

Check if all elements: motion (sliding, flipping, running), appearance (pink shirt, red shirt, brown dog, striped shirt, straw hat, white shirt), spatial (background, foreground), camera movement (pan). Background minimal, so just "grassy hill" maybe. But rule e says minimal unless essential. So maybe "on a grassy hill" is okay.

Let's refine:

At the start, a child in a pink shirt slides on their stomach across a grassy hill. A brown dog lies motionless on the grass, while a person in a red shirt kneels in the background. The child flips onto their back, continues sliding, then pushes up to run toward the foreground. A second child in a striped shirt enters from the left. The pink-shirted child approaches a man in a white shirt and straw hat, who stands in the foreground. The camera pans slightly to follow the child’s movement.

Wait, the man with the hat is in the foreground initially (frame 3-5). The caption should be chronological. Let's list the sequence:

Frame 0: Dog lying, pink kid sliding, red shirt person kneeling.

Frame 1-2: Kid slides, flips over.

Frame 3: Second kid (striped) comes from left, man with hat (white shirt) in foreground.

Frame 4-5: Pink kid runs toward man.

So the caption must be in order:

A child in a pink shirt slides on their stomach across a grassy hill, with a brown dog lying nearby and a person in a red shirt kneeling in the background. The child flips onto their back, continues sliding, then pushes up to run toward the foreground. A second child in a striped shirt enters from the left. The pink-shirted child runs toward a man wearing a white shirt and straw hat, who is positioned in the foreground. The camera pans slightly to follow the child’s movement.

Check rule c: spatial relationships. For example, the child runs toward the man in the foreground. The dog is nearby in the initial scene.

Make sure it's concise. Maybe shorten:

A child in a pink shirt slides on their stomach across a grassy hill; a brown dog lies nearby, and a person in a red shirt

Two children (pink and red) are moving: the pink child crawls, sits up, runs, and falls. The red child is initially sitting and then moves. An adult (with a hat) is stationary in the foreground.

The background (trees, horizon) is static with no uniform shift. No fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) dominates the scene.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows a group of people, mostly in white pants and some in black shirts. There are two main performers doing martial arts. Let's check the sequence.

At the start (0s), two people are moving: one in white pants and black shirt (maybe) is low, the other in white is kicking. Then in the next frames, they're doing kicks and flips. The background has people in white holding instruments, like drums. The main action is the martial artists moving—kicking, spinning, one does a handstand maybe?

Chronological order: First, the two performers start, then one does a high kick, then they interact, one flips over the other, then a spinning kick. The background is a group watching, some with drums. Camera seems to be stationary but maybe a bit shaky, since the video has some blur, maybe handheld.

Need to describe motion: "Two martial artists in white pants and dark tops engage in a sequence. The first performer executes a high kick toward the second, who counters with a low stance. They exchange dynamic moves—kicks, spins, and a handstand-like maneuver. Surrounding them, a group of onlookers in white pants and dark shirts stand in a line, some playing drums. The camera remains mostly fixed with slight motion, capturing the performance from a frontal perspective."

Wait, check the rules: focus on motion and behavior of main subjects in chronological order. Mention appearance: main subjects are people in white pants, dark tops (some black shirts). Number: two main performers, then a group of onlookers (probably 10+). Spatial: onlookers in background, main action in front.

Let's structure:

Start: Two individuals (one in dark top, white pants; the other also white pants) perform martial arts. First, one does a high kick, the other ducks. Then, they interact: one flips, the other performs a spinning kick. Background: group of people in white pants and dark shirts, some holding drums. Camera: fixed but with slight shake.

Make it concise. Let's draft:

Two martial artists—one in white pants and dark top, the other in white pants—engage in dynamic movements. The first performs a high kick, the second counters with a low stance, then they execute a sequence including a handstand maneuver and a spinning kick. Surrounding them, a group of onlookers in white pants and dark shirts stand in a line, some playing drums. The camera captures the action from a fixed perspective with minor shakes.

Wait, need to check if "dark top" is correct. In the video, the main performers: one is in white pants and dark shirt (like black), the other maybe white shirt? Wait, the first frame: one person is crouching, dark shirt, white pants. The other is kicking, white shirt? Wait, maybe the main subjects are two people: one in dark top, white pants; the other in white top, white pants.

Wait, looking at the frames:

Frame 0: left person crouching, dark shirt, white pants. Right person kicking, white shirt, white pants.

Frame 1: the kicker is mid-air, the crouching person is moving.

Frame 2: the kicker has landed, the crouching person is now moving away.

Frame 3: the kicker is in a defensive stance, the other is kicking again.

Frame 4: the kicker is high up, the other is in a low position.

Frame 5: one does a handstand flip, the other is on the ground.

So main subjects: two people, one in dark shirt (maybe), white pants; the other in white shirt, white pants.

So description: Two martial artists, one in white pants and dark top, the other in white pants and white top, engage in dynamic moves. The first executes a high kick toward the second, who counters with a low stance. They then perform a sequence including a spinning kick and a handstand maneuver. A group of onlookers in white pants and dark tops stand in the background, some holding drums. The camera remains stationary with slight movement.

Check for minimal background: onlookers are necessary to describe the setting.

Now, check if the rules are followed:

a) Motion chronologically: start with kick, counter, then spins and flips.

b) Appearance: two main subjects, white pants, dark/white tops.

c) Spatial: onlookers in background.

d) Camera: fixed, slight shake.

e) Background minimal: mention onlookers and drums as part of background, but not too much.

f) Exclude text recognition (no text visible), no named characters.

g) Keep it concise.

Final draft:

Two martial artists, one in white pants and dark top, the other in white pants and

Two main performers in white pants and dark tops exhibit dynamic martial arts moves: kicks, high jumps, acrobatic flips, and ground sweeps. Additional performers in the background maintain static positions or perform synchronized movements.

The background (building facade, spectators, and ground) remains stable with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present or dominant.


A boy in a red shirt and gray shorts holds a football in a backyard, then runs forward while throwing it, continuing to move across the grass. A white house and scattered objects are visible in the background. The camera remains steady, tracking the boy’s motion from a medium distance.

A child in a red shirt and white shorts is moving (running, swinging a bat, and throwing a ball). The ball is thrown and travels through the air. Both are discrete solid objects with clear motion due to physical forces.

Background elements (house, trees, fence) are stationary. No fire, water, smoke, or wind movement detected.


In a well-lit dance studio, two couples dance; the left couple (one in red shirt and dark pants, the other in dark shirt and dark pants) move leftward and turn, while the right couple (one in striped shirt and shorts, the other in dark top and dark pants) spins and steps. A seated person is visible near a couch in the background. The camera remains stationary.

Four people are engaged in dance movements; their positions and orientations change as they interact and move across the floor.

The background elements (walls, ceiling lights, stationary furniture) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible.


A pair of hands manipulates a dark green pumpkin resting on a green striped cloth. The hands rotate the pumpkin, then use a knife to carve away a section, revealing orange interior pieces on the cloth. The pumpkin remains on the cloth during the action. Camera maintains a close-up perspective throughout.

The pumpkin (solid object) and the person's hands (solid object) are moving due to explicit physical interactions (carving, rotating the pumpkin). The pumpkin's motion is driven by manual manipulation and carving actions.

The background consists of a green cloth and wooden floor, which remain static throughout the video. No fluid, gaseous, or wind-driven motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke) is observed.


A shirtless man lies supine on a white sheet; a person in a white shirt and beige pants adjusts his head position with hands, tilting his head upward and then moving away, causing the man's head to turn. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight movement.

Hands of the massage practitioner and the man's head are moving in a controlled manner due to the massage.

Background elements (tiled floor, bucket) are static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, or wind observed.


A person wearing dark sleeves manipulates a light beige, thin, flexible object above a wooden table, stretching it horizontally between their hands to expand its shape from a compact form to a wider, flat configuration while the object remains centered in the frame; the camera maintains a stationary, top-down perspective throughout.

Person manipulates a stretchy dough-like object through hand movements, causing solid object displacement.

Background elements (chair, plant) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind motion present.


A hand with a red bracelet interacts with a collage on a dark surface: it moves a photo album toward the center, places it among existing items including yellow cards, a pink heart, and various photographs, then adjusts a yellow card to the left of the collage. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective throughout.

A hand (and occasionally two hands) manipulates discrete solid objects (photographs, cards, and small frames) on the table surface, moving them via deliberate physical actions.

The background (table surface and stationary objects like yellow cards, pink circle, and heart shapes) remains static throughout; no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind-driven elements are present.