A person wearing a gray jacket, dark pants, and a respirator mask stands before a large stone sculpture mounted on blocks, using a tool to chisel material while dust rises. They repeatedly move the tool across the sculpture’s surface, adjusting their stance slightly. In the background, additional stone sculptures are positioned near a building with scaffolding. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a consistent medium distance.

A person (discrete solid object) is moving the hose to spray water; the person exhibits small movements (stepping, turning) while spraying. The large object being sprayed remains stationary.

The background (building, ground) is static. The water spray is a fluid motion but is not dominant; the primary action is the person's movement. However, the water spray is visible and is an ambient effect but not the dominant motion.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video caption request. The user wants a concise chronological paragraph following specific rules. First, I need to identify the main subject. The video shows a toddler in a high chair.

Looking at the frames: the child is holding a cookie and a banana. In frame 0, they're holding both. Then, they drop the cookie (frame 2), and in frame 3, they bring the banana to their mouth. Frame 4 shows them eating the banana, and frame 5 is a close-up of the child after eating.

Appearance: The child is wearing a blue and green outfit with a bib that has a bear design. The cookie is brown, the banana is peeled. The high chair is gray, and the background is a room with a door.

Rules say to focus on motion and behavior chronologically. So sequence is: holding both items, dropping cookie, bringing banana to mouth, eating, then looking up.

Spatial relationships: The cookie is in the right hand initially, then drops. Banana in left hand. The high chair is the main setting.

Camera perspective: The video starts with a close-up, maybe a slight shake? The problem says to mention camera movement. The last frame is a close-up, so maybe the camera is static but the child moves. Wait, the user says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". So perhaps the camera is fixed, but maybe there's a slight shake as the child moves.

Background: Minimal, just the high chair and room. So background isn't essential here.

Check the rules: no text recognition, exclude named characters. So don't mention "bear" on the bib? Wait, rule f says exclude text recognition, but the bib has a design. But the rules say "exclude text recognition, named characters". Since it's a design, maybe it's okay. Wait, the problem says "exclude text recognition, named characters or stylistic analysis". So the bib has a logo, but if it's not text, maybe it's okay. But maybe the description should just say "bib with a bear design" but according to rule f, exclude text recognition. Hmm. The instruction says "exclude text recognition", so if the bib has a logo that's not text, maybe it's okay to describe. But perhaps the user wants to avoid any details that aren't necessary. Wait, the example in the rules says "briefly describe appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So the child's outfit: blue and green, bib is light blue. Maybe mention the bib's color and design as part of appearance.

Now, the caption needs to be chronological. Let's outline:

1. Child holds cookie and banana in high chair.
2. Drops cookie.
3. Brings banana to mouth.
4. Eats banana.
5. Looks up.

Need to describe each step concisely.

Check rules: "Focus primarily on motion and behavior of main subjects... in chronological order."

Appearance: Child is wearing a blue and green long-sleeve shirt with a light blue bib featuring a bear design.

Wait, but rule f says exclude text recognition. If the bib's design is a bear, but not text, maybe it's okay. However, the user says "exclude text recognition", so maybe the bib's design is not text, so it's allowed.

Spatial relationships: The cookie is held in the right hand, banana in left. Then drops cookie.

Background: Minimal, just the high chair and a door. But rule e says "minimal unless essential". Since the high chair is part of the setting, it's probably essential. The door in the background is part of the room, but maybe not necessary. So maybe just mention high chair.

Camera: The camera is static, maybe a slight shake, but the problem says to conclude with camera perspective and movement. The video seems to be shot from a fixed position, so maybe "static camera".

Putting it all together:

A toddler in a light blue bib with a bear design, wearing a blue and green long-sleeve shirt, sits in a high chair. The child holds a brown cookie in the right hand and a peeled banana in the left hand. They drop the cookie onto the tray, then bring the banana to their mouth and eat it. After eating, they look up. The camera remains static throughout.

Wait, check the rules again. Rule d: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)." The example mentions "slight shake" as an example. The video here seems to have a slight shake? The frames transition smoothly, but maybe the camera is stable. The problem says "DO NOT include any reasoning in the caption tags", so I need to make sure the caption mentions the camera movement.

Wait, the problem says to "conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So after describing the

The child's hands and the food items (bread, pastry) are moving due to physical actions: grasping, bringing food to the mouth, and manipulating the food.

The background elements (walls, chair) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects are present.


A person with a bare shoulder and white top manipulates a glass jar with a metal lid, opening it and pouring its contents out. The jar contains a dark substance. The scene occurs in a dimly lit area with scattered kitchen items in the background. The camera is handheld, close to the action, showing slight movement as the person works with the jar.

A person's hands are moving solid objects (bottles, boxes) in a cluttered environment, with discrete motion due to manual handling.

No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed. Background elements (e.g., bottles, mirror) remain relatively static with no uniform shifting across frames.


A hand adjusts a rectangular tissue box featuring a colorful street scene design with an oval opening, placing it on a dark surface. The hand rotates the box to display its sides and artwork, revealing the detailed imagery. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with minimal movement throughout the sequence.

Hands manipulate a decorative box, rotating it to display different sides and revealing its internal structure. The box is a solid, distinct object moved by explicit physical force (hand movements).

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion detected. Background elements (table, paper) remain static throughout the sequence.


A hand lifts a yellow package from a wooden cutting board. Four light brown hot dogs are placed into a black frying pan and flipped with a spatula. A hand then rolls two square white dough pieces on the wooden cutting board. The camera remains in a top-down perspective throughout.

Hands manipulate the package and tongs move corn dogs into a pan; discrete solid objects (package, tongs, corn dogs) exhibit explicit physical interactions (placement, heating).

Background elements (wooden surface, purple cloth) remain static with no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind motion observed.


A pair of light-skinned hands interacts with a Sudoku puzzle on a dark surface. The left hand holds the white grid paper steady at its left edge, while the right hand maneuvers a yellow pencil to a specific cell on the grid, moving the pencil toward the cell and marking it with a number. The camera remains fixed in a top-down perspective throughout, capturing the precise motion of the hands and pencil.

Hands and a pencil are moving as they interact with the Sudoku grid, with motion originating from the person's physical actions.

The background consists of a static dark surface and paper, showing no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


A single swimmer in a yellow swimsuit swims underwater, moving forward toward the pool wall, briefly touching it before continuing to swim away; the camera tracks the swimmer's motion underwater.

A single swimmer is clearly visible moving through the water in a distinct, linear path, demonstrating controlled locomotion via arm and leg movements.

The pool walls, lane dividers, and water exhibit minimal fluid motion; static structural elements remain stable across frames, indicating no dominant ambient environmental motion (water flow is secondary to the swimmer's movement).


A man in a white shirt and hat shapes a tall, intricately detailed sandcastle on a sunny beach, adjusting its towers and base while moving around its structure. A young girl in a pink dress walks past in the background. The camera pans slowly around the sandcastle, capturing its layered spires and cylindrical towers from multiple angles, with distant beachgoers and the ocean visible in the minimally described backdrop.

A man adjusts the sandcastle structure with hand movements; children walk across the beach, exhibiting locomotion.

Background elements (horizon, distant figures, sand) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or significant wind-driven motion evident.


A person wearing a blue shirt and jeans rides a brown horse along a dirt path beside a wooden fence, guiding it forward while a person in a light-colored hat stands near the fence; the horse moves slowly, and the person steps back as the horse progresses. The background features a grassy field and additional fencing. The camera maintains a handheld perspective with slight movement, observing the interaction from a low angle.

The rider and horse exhibit minimal controlled locomotion (slight weight shifts and positioning adjustments), with the rider maintaining balance while the horse remains stationary near the fence.

The background (fence, grassy field, distant trees) shows no significant shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects are present; elements remain stable throughout the sequence.


A person with long brown hair and a dark blue and gray striped shirt sits at a kitchen counter. Initially, their head is lowered, then they raise their head, turn their gaze toward the camera, and smile. The background includes wooden cabinets and kitchen items. The camera remains stationary, capturing the person from the front.

A person (discrete solid object) turns from facing away to facing the camera, then moves their head and upper body while speaking. Motion is consistent with intentional locomotion and facial expressions.

Background elements (desk, computer, shelves) remain stable with no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


Hands use a brush to apply purple and pink paint to a white egg, then place the painted egg onto a green plate with a yellow chick design. A yellow-labeled bottle of glue rests to the right, and colorful circular decorations are visible in the background. The camera maintains a steady top-down perspective throughout.

The person's hands are moving the paintbrush and the spherical object being painted, with controlled rotations and brush strokes. The spherical object is actively manipulated for painting, while the paintbrush is used to apply color.

Background elements (decorative balls, bottle of glue, green plate) are static; no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind is present. All background objects remain fixed without uniform shifting.


A boy in a red shirt and blue shorts rides a small bicycle toward a wooden ramp in an open, dusty area. He loses balance, falls off the bicycle, and rolls on the ground. After rising, he remounts the bicycle and continues riding. A blue van remains stationary near a concrete wall in the background. The camera maintains a fixed perspective throughout.

A child on a bicycle moves across the frame, then falls and repositions; the bicycle and child are discrete objects with clear physical locomotion and collision (falling).

Static concrete wall and van remain fixed with no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind visible.


The video opens with a close-up of a Schwarzkopf Real Red hair color product package beside a person with red hair. It transitions to a person in a black shirt and purple gloves applying red dye to the bleached sections of another person's blonde hair from behind. The person’s hands move methodically, covering the treated areas as they work through the hair. The camera remains stationary, focusing on the application process with minimal background detail.

The hairdresser (wearing gloves) and the client's hair are discrete objects. The hairdresser's hands move to apply hair color, while the hair exhibits controlled motion from the application process.

Background elements (salon shelves, bottles, mirrors) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) across frames.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, there's a person on a swing. The video starts with them mid-air, swinging back. Then they go forward, passing the support pole. Next, they swing up and do a flip, upside down. Then they come back down, maybe landing on the blue mat? Wait, the blue mat is there. Also, there's another person in the background? Let's check the frames.

Frame 0: person on swing, high in air, arms up, legs up. Frame 1: swing near pole, person still moving. Frame 2: they're moving forward, blue mat on ground. Frame 3: they flip upside down, feet up. Frame 4: they continue swinging, maybe the blue mat is visible. Frame 5: person landing on blue mat? Wait, the mat is blue. Also, another person in the background? Let's see.

The main subject is one person on a swing. Appearance: wearing red top and black pants, maybe? Orientation changes as they swing. Motion: starts at top of swing arc, moves forward, then flips upside down, then swings back down. Spatial: the pole is the support, blue mat is on the ground. Camera: seems handheld, maybe following the swing, so slight movement. Background: sparse, maybe a fence, trees, but minimal.

So the caption should be chronological. Start with the person swinging from the left (frame 0: high, legs up, arms out), then moving towards the pole (frame 1), then going over the pole and flipping upside down (frame 3), then the swing continues, maybe the person is on the way down to the mat. Also, frame 2 shows the blue mat, frame 4 shows the person mid-swing, frame 5 maybe landing?

Wait, the video sequence: the person is on a swing, moving in an arc. First, they're at the top of the swing (frame 0), then move towards the pole, then pass the pole, then the camera shifts (maybe the swing's path). Then they flip upside down, legs up (frame 3), then continue swinging back. The blue mat is on the ground, visible in frame 2. There's a person in the background in frame 4, but maybe that's not main. Focus on main subject.

So chronological: A person in a red top and black pants swings on a swing, moving from left to right across the frame, passing a wooden pole, then executing a flip upside down, continuing to swing down towards a blue mat on the ground. Camera follows the swing's motion, slightly shaky, with minimal background details visible.

Wait, need to check frame numbers. The video has 5 frames. Let's list each frame's action:

Frame 0: Person at high point of swing, legs up, arms out, background has power lines.

Frame 1: Person swinging towards the pole (wooden pole is visible), moving left to right.

Frame 2: Person near the pole, blue mat on ground below, swinging forward.

Frame 3: Person upside down, legs up, arms out, passing the pole.

Frame 4: Person swinging back, still upside down? Wait, frame 3 and 4: maybe frame 3 is the flip, then frame 4 is moving back down.

Wait, the frames show the swing's motion. So the sequence is: start high, swing forward, pass the pole, flip upside down, then swing back down towards the mat.

Also, the person is wearing a red top (maybe shirt) and black pants. The camera is positioned to follow the swing, so it's handheld, slight shake.

Background: minimal, maybe some trees, fence, but not essential.

So the caption should be concise. Let's structure it:

A person in a red top and black pants swings on a swing, moving from left to right across the frame, passing a wooden pole, then flips upside down, continuing to swing down toward a blue mat on the ground. The camera follows the motion with a slight shake, capturing the swing's arc.

Wait, need to check if the person flips. The frames show: frame 0: high, legs up; frame 1: moving towards pole; frame 2: blue mat visible, person mid-swing; frame 3: upside down (feet up), arms out; frame 4: person swinging back, maybe still upside down; frame 5: person landing on mat? Wait, maybe the sequence is the person swings forward, flips, then comes back.

But the key is chronological order of the main subject's motion.

Let's write it step by step:

1. Person starts swinging from the top of the arc (left side of frame), arms and legs extended.
2. Moves forward, passing the wooden

A person on a trapeze swings and inverts, demonstrating controlled motion via physical forces (gravity, tension).

Background elements (tank, pole, trees) are mostly static. Minor tree swaying due to wind is present but not dominant.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand what the user is asking for. They provided a video clip and want a concise, chronological paragraph following specific rules.

The video starts with a group of people on a brick-paved area. The main subject here is a person in dark clothing doing some kind of movement. Let me check the timestamps. From 0 to 4 seconds, the person is moving energetically—kicking their legs, maybe dancing or performing some action. There are other people standing around, so the main subject is the one in motion.

Rule a says to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So I need to describe the sequence: the person starts moving, kicks, etc. They mention appearance: dark clothes, maybe sneakers. The other people are in the background, but minimal details as per rule e.

Spatial relationships: the moving person is in front of the group, maybe to the right or center. The background is a paved area with people standing, so maybe the main subject is moving among them.

Camera perspective: the video seems handheld, possibly a slight shake. The camera is at ground level, following the movement. Rule d says to mention camera movement, so maybe "handheld perspective with slight shake" or similar.

Background should be minimal. The brick pavement is essential for the setting, so that's okay. No need to describe other details unless necessary.

Wait, the user said "exclude text recognition, named characters, stylistic analysis." So no mentioning of specific people or text. Just describe the actions.

Let me structure it: Start with the main subject's action, then others, then camera. Chronological order: the person starts moving, kicks, continues, others stay stationary.

Check the rules again: appearance (dark clothes, sneakers), number—main subject is one person, others are a group. Spatial: main subject in front of the group. Camera: handheld, slight shake.

Wait, the video shows the person kicking their legs, maybe like a breakdancing move. So "executing dynamic leg kicks and rapid movements" could work.

Let me draft:

A person in dark clothing and white sneakers performs energetic movements, including high leg kicks and rapid shifts, moving in front of a group of standing individuals on a brick-paved area. The surrounding group remains mostly stationary, observing the central figure. The handheld camera captures the motion with a slight shake, maintaining a ground-level perspective as the subject continues their dynamic actions.

Wait, but rule b says briefly describe appearance and number. The main subject is one person, others are a group. So "a person in dark clothing and white sneakers" and "a group of standing individuals" as the others. Spatial relationship: main subject in front of the group.

Also, chronological order: the video starts with the group, then the person begins moving, does kicks, continues. So the caption should start with the initial scene, then the movement.

Let me try again:

In the video, a person wearing dark clothing and white sneakers begins executing dynamic leg kicks and rapid movements while moving in front of a group of standing individuals on a brick-paved area. The group remains stationary, observing the central figure. The handheld camera follows the subject's motion with a slight shake, maintaining a ground-level perspective throughout.

Check if all rules are met: motion and behavior in order (yes), appearance (yes), spatial (yes), camera (yes), background minimal (yes), no text or names.

Looks good. Maybe shorten "dynamic leg kicks and rapid movements" to "agile leg kicks and quick movements". Or "dynamic kicking motions". Hmm.

Another version:

A person in dark clothing and white sneakers performs agile kicking motions, moving forward in front of a stationary group on a brick-paved walkway. The group stands close together, observing the central figure's actions. The handheld camera captures the movement with a slight shake, staying at ground level.

Wait, but the video shows the person kicking their legs, maybe doing a dance move. "Agile kicking motions" is okay.

Alternatively: "executing energetic leg swings and rapid steps" but the description might be better as "dynamic kicking movements".

Check the original frames: the person is kicking their legs high, so maybe "high leg kicks".

Final version:

A person in dark clothing and white sneakers executes high leg kicks and rapid movements while moving in front of a stationary group on a brick-paved walkway. The group remains close together, observing the central figure. The handheld camera follows the subject's motion with slight shake, maintaining ground-level perspective.

Yes, that seems concise and follows all the rules.
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<caption_output>A person in dark clothing and white sneakers executes high leg kicks and rapid movements while moving in front of a stationary group on a brick-paved walkway. The group remains close together, observing the central figure. The handheld camera

A single person in the foreground performs rhythmic dance moves (kicking and leg swings), while other people in the background remain stationary.

No shifting background or fluid motion observed; ground and distant structures are stable with no fire, water, or wind effects.


A person wearing a dark shirt and gray pants with white stripes sits on a chair, manipulating a wooden spinning wheel. They hold a spindle, drawing thread from a large spool mounted on the wheel, guiding the thread through their hands. The spinning wheel is positioned to the person’s right, with the chair’s wheels visible on a concrete floor. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a slightly angled overhead perspective with minimal background details.

A person’s hands manipulate a spinning wheel, winding thread. The wheel rotates and thread moves due to human action; distinct solid objects (person, wheel, thread) exhibit intentional physical motion.

Background elements (wooden structures, chair, room walls) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A person's hand with a dark sleeve places a playing card on a cardboard sheet spread over grass, then moves a second card from a stack on the right side to the center of the sheet. The left side holds a separate stack of cards, and the hand repositions the cards multiple times. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with slight movement.

A hand (human) moves discrete objects (small white items) across the cardboard surface; actions include placing and adjusting objects.

Background elements (cardboard, ground) show no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke present.


A person in a black shirt interacts with a brightly lit arcade game machine, pressing buttons. A second individual in a red and blue striped shirt enters the frame, standing behind the first person with hands on hips. The first person continues playing as the second person shifts their stance slightly. The camera remains focused on the arcade machine and the two individuals, maintaining a close-up perspective with minimal movement.

Two discrete solid objects (people): one person in a black shirt interacts with the arcade machine (hand movements, slight body shifts), and another person in a red/blue striped shirt stands near the machine (minimal positional changes).

The background elements (walls, floor) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects observed.


Two individuals run on treadmills; one wears red shorts and black shoes while the other wears black shorts and black shoes. The camera starts low, focusing on their legs as they stride, then pans upward to reveal their torsos, with the person in red shorts slightly ahead. The red shorts individual adjusts their stance and turns toward the camera, moving closer to the frame, while the camera follows their motion with a slight upward tilt against a bright window with blurred outdoor elements.

Two people (one in red pants, one in black shorts) are running on a treadmill. Their legs and feet are moving due to locomotion (running).

The background consists of stationary metal frame of the treadmill and a window. There is no shifting of background elements (walls, ground) and no environmental fluids (fire, water, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a close-up of a foot in a running shoe, probably on a treadmill. Then it cuts to a display showing temperature and humidity numbers. Next, there's a scene of a person running on a treadmill in a lab with another person holding a whiteboard. Need to follow the chronological order.

First frame: foot (black and white shoe) on treadmill, close-up. Then the display (two panels, temp and humidity). Then the lab scene: woman in gray top and blue shorts running, man in gray shirt standing to her left holding a whiteboard. The text "Harder" and "Better" are there but per rule f, exclude text recognition. So focus on motion and behavior.

So step by step:

1. Close-up of a foot in a running shoe stepping on a treadmill surface.
2. Cut to two digital displays showing temperature and humidity percentages with numerical values.
3. Transition to a laboratory setting where a person in athletic wear runs on a treadmill; another individual stands to their left holding a whiteboard, observing.

Now check the rules: chronological order, motion of subjects. The first part is the foot moving (stepping), then the displays, then the person running. Spatial relationships: in the lab, the person is running on the treadmill, the other is to the left. Camera perspective: first close-up (top-down?), then the displays (maybe static), then the lab scene which is a wider shot. But need to describe camera perspective at the end.

Wait, the output format says conclude with camera perspective and movement. Let's see: first clip is a close-up (likely low angle, focusing on the foot), then the displays are a close-up of the screen, then the lab scene is a medium shot (showing the runner and the observer). So camera movement: first static close-up (foot), then static close-up on displays, then static medium shot of the lab.

But need to keep it concise. Let's structure the paragraph.

Start with the foot: a foot in a black and white running shoe steps on a treadmill. Then the displays: two digital panels show temperature and humidity readings. Then the lab: a person in athletic attire runs on a treadmill while another individual stands to their left holding a whiteboard. Camera perspectives: starts with a close-up of the foot, shifts to close-ups of the displays, then a medium shot of the lab scene.

Make sure to avoid text, so "Harder" and "Better" are text, so not mentioned. Also, check appearance: the runner is in gray top and blue shorts, the observer in gray shirt and jeans.

Putting it all together concisely.

"Starting with a close-up of a foot in a black and white running shoe stepping on a treadmill surface, the video transitions to two digital displays showing temperature and humidity readings. It then shifts to a laboratory setting where a person in a gray top and blue shorts runs on a treadmill, with another individual in a gray shirt and jeans standing to their left holding a whiteboard; the camera maintains a static medium shot throughout the scene."

Wait, check the order: first frame is foot, then the displays (two panels), then the lab scene. The lab scene in frame 4 is the one with the two people.

Also, in frame 4: "a man standing next to a woman on a treadmill, holding a whiteboard."

So the sequence is: foot stepping → displays → woman running on treadmill with man holding whiteboard.

Need to make sure chronological. Let's structure it as:

The video opens with a close-up of a foot in a black and white running shoe making contact with a treadmill surface. It then cuts to two digital panels displaying temperature and humidity measurements. Finally, the scene transitions to a laboratory where a person in athletic wear runs on a treadmill while another individual stands to their left, holding a whiteboard, observing the movement.

Check camera perspective: the first part is close-up (foot), then close-up of displays, then medium shot (lab scene). So camera perspective at the end: the final scene is a static medium shot.

Wait, the output format says "conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So need to end with that.

So putting it all together:

A foot in a black and white running shoe steps on a treadmill surface, shown in a close-up. The video then cuts to two digital displays showing temperature and humidity readings. It transitions to a laboratory where a person in a gray top and blue shorts runs on a treadmill, while another individual in a gray shirt and jeans stands to their left holding a whiteboard; the camera maintains a static medium shot of the scene.

Check the rules: no text recognition (excluded "Harder" and "Better"), main subjects' motion: foot stepping, displays (static), person running, observer standing.

A foot stepping on a grid surface and a person jumping on a platform are the discrete solid objects moving due to locomotion.

No shifting background elements observed. No fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) detected.


A close-up shows a layered cake with dark brown sponge layers separated by thick yellow frosting. A hand places a dark brown sponge layer onto the cake, aligning it with the existing layers. The cake is then fully covered in yellow frosting, with the camera shifting to a top-down view as the frosting is applied smoothly over the entire cake. The hand is briefly visible adjusting the frosting’s surface, while the cake remains centered in the frame throughout.

A hand (discrete solid object) moves to place a dark cake layer onto a yellow-frosted cake structure. The hand’s motion is explicit physical action (placing the cake layer).

The background (cake stand, surface) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke present. Background elements remain static throughout the clip.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to watch the video and note the main actions. The video starts with a person in a kitchen. The person is near the cabinets. Let's see the sequence:

At [0.0], the person is standing by the cabinets. Then, at [1.0], they reach for something. Wait, the video shows the person moving quickly. Let's parse the frames.

Frame 0: Person in kitchen, near cabinets. Frame 1: They move towards the camera, maybe picking up something. Frame 2: They turn, moving left? Wait, the video is a bit blurry. Let's check the actions chronologically.

The person is in the kitchen. They start near the cabinets (white, with items). Then, they move quickly, turning, and then exit the frame. The camera is fixed? Wait, the last frame has the person moving out, maybe the camera stays.

Wait, the rules say to describe motion chronologically. So, start with the initial position, then actions.

Main subject: a person, dark clothing, moves from right side of frame towards the center, then left, and exits. Wait, in frame 0, the person is near the right (cabinets), then in frame 1, they are moving left, then frame 2, they are moving towards the left, frame 3: moving left, frame 4: they exit the frame (moving left, maybe), and frame 5: the person is gone, frame 6: same.

Wait, let's check the timestamps. The video has 6 frames, each 0.5 seconds? Wait, the first frame is 0.0, then 0.3, 0.6, 0.9, 1.2, 1.5? Wait, the user provided:

[0.0] to [0.3], [0.6], etc. Wait, the description says:

<0.3 seconds> [frame 0]

<1.4 seconds> [frame 1]

Wait, no, the user has the video as:

[0.0] to [1.5] with labels. Wait, the video is:

First frame: 0.0 (initial), then 0.3, 0.6, etc. But the user's input is:

<0.3 seconds> [description] – no, the user's input is the video frames with their durations. Wait, the user provided a video description with time stamps as [0.0], [0.3], [0.6], [0.9], [1.2], [1.5]?

Wait, the user's input is:

<0.3 seconds> ... (frame 0?)

Wait, no, the user's input is a video description where the first line is <0.3 seconds> [frame], but the actual video may have 6 frames, but the user's input is:

The first frame is at 0.0, then 0.3, 0.6, 0.9, 1.2, 1.5? Wait, the user says:

[0.0] [0.3] [0.6] [0.9] [1.2] [1.5] ?

Wait, the user's input is:

<0.3 seconds> [frame 1]

Wait, no, the user's input is:

The video starts at 0.0, then next frame is 0.3 seconds later, so:

Time 0.0: Person standing near cabinets, right side.

Time 0.3: Person moves left, towards the camera.

Time 0.6: Person continues moving left, maybe turning.

Time 0.9: Person moves closer, then exits frame to the left.

Time 1.2: Person is gone, but camera shows the empty kitchen.

Time 1.5: Same as 1.2.

Wait, let's look at the user's provided video description:

<0.3 seconds> [frame 1] - the description says: "a person in a kitchen, near white cabinets with items on top. The person is wearing dark clothing."

Wait, the user's input is:

The first frame (0.0) is the initial state.

Then at 0.3 seconds: "a person in a kitchen, near white cabinets with items on top. The person is wearing dark clothing."

Wait, no, the user's input is:

The user provided a video with a person moving in a kitchen. Let's parse the video description as per the user's example.

The video starts with a person in a kitchen. The person is near white cabinets (upper cabinets open, items inside). The person is wearing

A person is moving throughout the video, performing actions such as turning, walking, and reaching for objects. The person's movement is distinct and solid.

The background (cabinets and walls) remains stationary. No environmental fluids (fire, water, smoke, wind) are present.


A person wearing a black t-shirt stands in front of a wooden door, holding a brass saxophone. They position the saxophone to their lips and move their fingers over the keys while playing. The camera remains mostly static with a slight shake, capturing the person from the front.

A person (saxophonist) is moving their hands and arms to play the saxophone; this motion is due to explicit physical forces (muscle movements for playing the instrument).

Background (wooden door and wall) is static. No ambient environmental motion observed (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


A woman in a gray short-sleeve shirt sits in a white chair, gesturing with her hands while speaking. The scene transitions to a close-up of a person’s hands in a black dress manipulating small objects. Finally, the camera focuses on an orange-capped jar held by the person. Camera perspective shifts from medium shot to close-up.

In the first scene, a woman is gesturing and speaking. In the second scene, a woman's hands are performing a deliberate motion (likely nail care). These are discrete solid objects moving due to explicit physical forces (locomotion/gestures).

The background in both scenes is static (bookshelf, kitchen in first scene; no visible background in second scene). There is no shifting of background elements or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind, smoke).


A bride in a white dress holding a bouquet and a groom in a black suit stand side by side in a church, then move forward slowly; a woman in a light dress stands to their right, and guests in the background shift positions as the camera follows with slight shake.

Discrete solid objects (bride, groom, guests) exhibit subtle locomotion (e.g., slight shifts in stance, gestures), indicating human movement rather than fluid or camera-induced motion.

The background (walls, pews, decor) shows no uniform shifting or fluid environmental motion (fire, water, wind); it remains static relative to the scene.


A group of people, including a standing man in a dark shirt, gathers around a table covered with a white tablecloth. The standing man pours from a bottle into a glass while seated individuals drink, gesture, and interact. The camera pans slightly left, capturing the table's items (bottles, glasses) and shifting focus among seated people, exhibiting minor movement and shake.

People seated at the table are moving (e.g., drinking, resting head, hand movements) and the server is pouring a drink and moving around the table.

Background elements (curtain, wall) are static and show no uniform shifting. No dominant fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to follow the rules provided. Let's break down the video frames.

Looking at the video, the main subjects are a child and an adult. The child is holding a trumpet, maybe playing it. The adult is sitting on a couch in the background. Let's check the sequence:

Frame 0: The child is close to the camera, holding a trumpet. Adult is in the background on the couch.
Frame 1: Child is still holding the trumpet, maybe moving it towards their mouth. Adult is there.
Frame 2: Child is now bringing the trumpet to their lips, preparing to play. Adult is behind, still on the couch.
Frame 3: Child is playing the trumpet, mouth on the mouthpiece. Adult is seated on the couch, maybe watching.
Frame 4: Similar to frame 3, child playing, adult in the background.
Frame 5: Child continues playing, adult still behind.

Now, chronological order: The child starts with the trumpet, brings it to their mouth, and plays. The adult is seated on the couch behind the child throughout. The background has a couch, maybe a window with curtains, but keep background minimal.

Appearance: Child is a small child, wearing a dark green hoodie. Adult is an older person, wearing a light-colored sweater (beige or gray), seated on a couch.

Spatial relationships: Child is in front, playing the trumpet. Adult is behind the child, on the couch. The child is the main focus, moving the trumpet to their lips and playing.

Camera perspective: The camera starts close to the child, maybe handheld, with a slight shake. As the video progresses, it's a bit shaky, but the main focus is the child's action.

Background: Minimal details. There's a couch, some curtains, maybe a window. But rule e says keep background minimal unless essential. So just mention the couch and the adult is on it.

Now, structure the paragraph:

- Chronological: Child holds trumpet, brings to mouth, plays. Adult sits behind.
- Appearance: Child (small, dark green hoodie), adult (seated, light sweater).
- Spatial: Child in front, adult behind on couch.
- Camera: Handheld, slight shake.

Putting it together concisely.

Check rules:

a) Motion: Child's actions (holding, bringing to mouth, playing trumpet). Adult is stationary.

b) Appearance: Child (small, dark green hoodie), adult (light-colored sweater, seated).

c) Spatial: Child in front of adult who is seated on couch.

d) Camera: Handheld, slight shake.

e) Background: Minimal, just couch and adult.

f) Exclude text, names, etc.

Let me draft:

"A small child wearing a dark green hoodie holds a brass trumpet, bringing it to their lips and playing while seated on a couch; an adult in a light-colored sweater sits behind the child on the couch. The camera remains handheld with slight movement throughout the sequence, focusing on the child’s actions."

Wait, check if it's concise. Let's see:

Start with child's motion: holding, then playing. Adult is in background. Camera.

Wait, the video starts with child holding, then bringing to mouth, then playing. So chronological order: child holds trumpet, then brings it to mouth, then plays.

In the caption, "holds a brass trumpet, bringing it to their lips and playing" captures that motion.

Also, "an adult in a light-colored sweater sits behind the child on the couch."

Camera: handheld with slight shake.

Check the rules again. Need to be concise.

Another version: "A small child in a dark green hoodie holds and plays a brass trumpet while seated on a couch; an adult in a light sweater sits behind them. The handheld camera shows slight shake, focusing on the child’s actions as they bring the trumpet to their lips."

Wait, maybe better to structure in chronological order:

"Initially, a small child in a dark green hoodie holds a brass trumpet, then brings it to their lips to play, while an adult in a light-colored sweater remains seated on a couch behind them. The handheld camera exhibits slight movement throughout."

Yes, that's chronological (initially, then, while). Then mention camera.

Check if background is minimal. The couch is mentioned as the seat for both, which is essential for spatial relationship.

Also, "seated on a couch" for the child? Wait, in the video, is the child sitting? The first frame shows the child standing or sitting? Let's check the frames. Frame 0: child is holding the trumpet, maybe standing near the couch. Frame 1: same. Frame 2: child is holding the trumpet, standing or sitting. Wait, the child is on the couch? Let me look again.

In frame 2:

A child is actively moving a trombone (solid object) via hand motions while playing, causing discrete changes in the trombone's position. The child's body exhibits slight locomotion during play. An adult remains largely stationary in the background.

The background (couch, curtains, room elements) shows no significant shifting or uniform motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present as dominant environmental elements.


A person in a light shirt and dark pants plays an acoustic guitar while standing on a sidewalk, accompanied by another person in a dark jacket and gray pants who remains stationary beside them. The guitarist maintains their position throughout, occasionally adjusting their stance, while the second person shifts slightly. Pedestrians walk past in the background. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Two human subjects: a guitarist actively strumming/moving arms and a standing observer. Both exhibit discrete locomotion (guitarist’s hand/arm motion, observer’s minor body shifts) due to explicit physical actions (playing guitar, natural posture adjustments).

No shifting background elements (buildings, storefronts remain static across frames); no fire, water, or smoke detected, thus no ambient environmental motion.


Two women interact at a market stall. One woman, wearing a colorful patterned tank top, faces another woman whose back is to the camera and wears a white shirt with red stripes. The woman in the white shirt moves slightly forward, then turns her head to engage with the first woman. They remain close, the first woman positioned near the stall displaying vegetables. The camera stays stationary, capturing the scene from a frontal perspective with no visible movement.

Two individuals engage in interaction: one gestures toward the other, with slight body movements and hand motions indicating physical communication (e.g., pointing, leaning).

Background elements (wooden walls, green tarp) remain static across frames; no fluid motion (water, fire, smoke) or wind effects observed.


A person wearing an orange sleeve moves a black pawn forward one square on a wooden chessboard, then retracts their hand; the board features white and black pieces in standard starting positions. The camera maintains a top-down, stationary perspective throughout.

A hand is moving discrete, solid chess pieces on the board, indicating human-controlled physical interaction with the objects.

The background elements (wooden table, chair) are static with no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to describe the video chronologically. The video shows a band playing outdoors. Let's list the key moments.

Start with the first frame: four musicians seated. Bassist on left, then someone with a drum (but maybe that's a different instrument?), then a guitarist, and another. Wait, the first frame has four people: leftmost is bassist with a brown and white bass, then a person with a drum (maybe a snare drum?), then a person with a keyboard? Wait no, the first frame says: "bassist", "drum", "guitar", "guitar". Wait, looking at the first image: four people. Left: bassist (brown/white bass), then a person with a drum (but the drum is on a stand?), then a person with a guitar, then another person with a white guitar. Then the next frame (1.4s) shows people moving in front, the bassist is still there, the drum person is there, but the person on the far right (white guitar) is maybe the same. Wait, the captions for the frames:

Frame 0: four seated musicians: left is bassist (brown/white bass), then a drummer (maybe?), then a guitarist, then another guitarist. But the second frame (1.4s) has the same four? No, the description says "the same scene but with people walking around". Wait, the frames show the band playing, and people moving in the foreground.

So first, the main subjects are four musicians seated: leftmost is a man with a bass guitar (brown and white), then a man with a drum (small drum on a stand), then a man with a white electric guitar, and another man (maybe on the far right?) but in the first frame, the leftmost is bass, then next is drum, then two guitarists. Wait, the initial description says "four musicians seated", so let's count:

Frame 0: left to right: bassist (bass guitar), then a person with a drum (drum set), then a person with a guitar, then another person with a guitar. Then frame 1.4s: same setup, people walking. Frame 2.5s: people walking, frame 3.6s: a person walking past, frame 4.7s: people walking.

So the main action is the band playing while people walk past them. Let's structure the chronological order:

- The band is seated: leftmost is a man with a brown and white bass guitar, next is a man with a small drum (or snare drum), then two men with electric guitars (one white, one dark). They are all seated, playing instruments.

- As the video progresses, people walk in front of the band: first a woman in white jacket, then a man in white hoodie, then a woman in blue jacket, and others pass by.

Now, need to describe their appearance: the musicians are all seated, wearing casual clothes (jeans, dark jackets). The bassist is on the left, drum player next, then two guitarists on the right. The people walking are various, e.g., a woman in white jacket walks past, then a man in white hoodie, etc.

Wait, the rules say focus on motion and behavior of main subjects. The main subjects are the band (four musicians) and the pedestrians.

Chronological:

At the start, four musicians are seated on a stage: leftmost man in dark jacket plays a brown and white bass guitar; next man plays a small drum; then two men with electric guitars (one white, one dark) sit to the right. People walk in front of them: first a woman in white jacket passes, then a man in white hoodie with a yellow backpack, followed by a woman in blue jacket, and others. The musicians continue playing throughout.

Now, check the rules:

a) Motion: band playing, pedestrians walking.

b) Appearance: musicians seated, casual clothes; pedestrians have different colors.

c) Spatial: pedestrians move in front of the band.

d) Camera: probably static, as there's no mention of camera movement, but the frames might pan. Wait, the first frame to the last, the camera might be panning to follow the pedestrians? But the description says "pan left" etc. Wait, the output needs to conclude with camera perspective.

Looking at the frames: the initial frames are a fixed shot of the band, then as pedestrians walk, the camera might pan slightly to the left or right. But the problem says to keep background minimal. Wait, the example in the rules might not have camera movement, but let's see.

The user says "conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

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Discrete solid objects (pedestrians) move across the frame in a linear path; the band members remain stationary while playing instruments.

Static background elements (walls, architectural features) show no significant uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke).


A man in a white t-shirt and blue jeans stands outdoors near a trailer, moving his arms and shifting his stance; he steps forward to interact with a seated person wearing white shorts, then steps back and adjusts his pants. Other individuals sit or stand nearby, some observing. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

A man in a white t-shirt and jeans moves his arms (clapping), shifts posture, and sits down. Other people in the scene (e.g., seated individuals) exhibit minimal or no motion.

The background (trailer, wooden deck, trees) shows minimal motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven movement is present. Ambient elements like foliage are static, indicating no dominant environmental fluid motion.


A woman with long hair, wearing a blue shirt, stands at a wooden podium, initially facing forward with hands resting on it; she then turns her head to the right. A second person, dressed in a light-colored top and patterned skirt, stands motionless to the woman's right in the background. The camera maintains a static perspective throughout, capturing the scene from a frontal angle with minimal movement.

A woman at a podium is speaking and making hand gestures; she turns slightly to the side and back. The background figure is static or minimally moving.

The background is static (dark stage setting) with no significant environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) or shifting backgrounds. The scene does not exhibit fluid or gaseous phenomena.


A white and gray office shredder sits on a wooden floor against a plain wall. A person in a checkered shirt, striped tie, and dark pants approaches the shredder, inserts a document into the top slot, removes it after shredding, and gives a thumbs-up gesture before stepping back. The camera remains stationary, capturing the sequence from a medium perspective.

A person's hand interacts with a document shredder, feeding paper into the slot; the hand and paper exhibit discrete, solid-object motion due to manual manipulation.

The white wall and wooden floor remain static throughout the video, with no shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, wind) observed.


Two people sit at a table; one wears a green shirt, the other a blue shirt with yellow stars. The green-shirted individual gestures thumbs up, then both arrange small wooden blocks on the table surface. The blue-shirted individual handles blocks near the table's edge. Camera remains static, capturing their actions from a frontal perspective.

Two people (discrete solid objects) are moving: the person in blue gestures with thumbs up, writes, and manipulates objects; the person in green gestures and moves hands on the table.

Background elements (door, window, wall) are static and do not shift uniformly; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion is present.


A hand holds a comb against black hair in a close-up. Then, a person in a black shirt applies shampoo to another person's black hair, massaging the scalp. The person continues to work the product through the hair, transitioning to applying a conditioning product, moving hands through the strands. The camera captures medium close-ups of the hair treatment process, focusing on the hands and hair with minimal background detail.

Discrete solid objects (the hairdresser's hands and the client's hair) are moving due to explicit physical actions (shampooing, conditioning, styling). The hands exhibit controlled motion while manipulating the hair.

The background (yellow wall, shelves with products) shows no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind); it remains static throughout the clip.


A hand holding a mallet approaches a large gong with a central symbol, strikes it, then a person in a red shirt raises the mallet above their head to hit the gong, with colorful balloons visible in the background. The camera transitions from a close-up of the hand and mallet to a wider shot showing the person playing the gong.

The person (in maroon shirt) moves their hand holding a mallet to strike the gong. This is a discrete solid object (human limb) motion driven by explicit physical force (muscle movement) for percussion.

Background contains static elements (balloons, walls) with no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind, smoke). Balloons remain fixed and stationary throughout, indicating no ambient environmental movement.


A person in a red shirt with short hair plays a drum set from a top-down perspective, swinging drumsticks to strike various cymbals and drums in a rhythmic motion. The camera remains fixed in a top-down position throughout the sequence.

Discrete objects: A drummer's hands and arms moving to strike drum cymbals and drums, exhibiting physical motion from percussion actions.

Background elements (drum set hardware, stands) show no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A pair of hands with purple nail polish manipulates a small rectangular floral-patterned paper, turning it over and then moving it toward a black object on a wooden table. The table holds additional floral-patterned papers, a bottle with a yellow label, and a turquoise box. The hands position the paper in front of the black object while maintaining a top-down camera perspective with no noticeable movement.

Hands manipulate solid objects (paper, card with heart cutout), moving them through distinct physical actions like unfolding and positioning.

Background elements (light blue cabinet, orange bottle, black card) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows a person playing drums. The main subject is a drummer. Let's note the appearance: they're wearing a dark top, teal pants, and a beanie. The drum set has various parts—cymbals, snare, toms. The person is seated on a stool, positioned in front of the drums.

Now, the motion: the drummer is hitting the drums with sticks. The actions are hitting the cymbals and drums, so the sequence is continuous drumming. Spatial relationships: the drummer is to the left of the drum set? Wait, the drums are in front of them. The room has other musical instruments in the background, but the rules say minimal background unless essential. So maybe just mention the drum set.

Camera perspective: it's a static shot, no movement. The caption needs to be chronological, so start with the drummer seated, then hitting the drums. Let's check the rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological order. So the drummer sits, plays the drums (hitting cymbals and drums).

Appearance: dark top, teal pants, beanie. Number: one person. Spatial: in front of the drum kit. Background minimal, so maybe just note the drum set and the room's general setup but keep it brief.

So putting it all together: A person wearing a dark top, teal pants, and a beanie sits on a stool in front of a drum kit, using drumsticks to strike the cymbals and drums. The camera remains stationary throughout, capturing the continuous motion of drumming in a room with visible musical equipment in the background.

Wait, need to check if the background is essential. The rules say "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Here, the background has other instruments, but maybe not essential for motion. But the problem is the main subject is the drummer. Let's see.

The output should be concise. Let's make sure to follow the format. Let's structure:

- Main subject's appearance (color, size, orientation)
- Motion in chronological order
- Spatial relationships (if relevant)
- Camera perspective and movement

So: A person in a dark top, teal pants, and beanie sits on a stool, playing a drum kit with drumsticks. They strike the cymbals and drums rhythmically. The camera remains stationary, capturing the drummer from a side angle in a room with other musical instruments visible in the background.

Wait, but the video starts with the drummer already playing. The caption needs to be chronological. Let's check the frames: the first frame is the drummer playing, then continues. So "A person wearing a dark top, teal pants, and a beanie is seated on a stool, using drumsticks to hit the cymbals and drums of a drum kit. The camera stays still, focusing on the drummer's actions in a room with musical equipment in the background."

Yes, that's concise. Let's check the rules: no text recognition, no named characters. So "Zildjian" on cymbal is text, but rule f says exclude text recognition, so don't mention that. The drum set's brand isn't important. So just say drum kit.

Final caption: A person in a dark top, teal pants, and beanie sits on a stool, striking the cymbals and drums of a drum kit with drumsticks. The camera remains stationary, capturing the continuous drumming motion in a room with other musical instruments visible in the background.

Wait, the background has a couch on the left, which is in the frame. Should that be mentioned? But rule e says minimal background. The problem is the rules say "exclude text recognition" but not background unless essential. The background elements (couch, other drums) are part of the scene. Maybe "in a room with furniture and additional musical equipment" but keep it minimal.

Alternatively: A person wearing a dark top, teal pants, and a beanie plays a drum kit from a seated position, using drumsticks to hit the cymbals and drums. The camera maintains a fixed angle, focusing on the drummer's movements in a space containing a couch and other instruments.

But the instructions say "conclude with camera perspective and movement". So camera perspective is side angle? Wait, the first frame shows the drummer's side, so the camera is positioned to the side, capturing the drummer and the drum kit. So "camera remains stationary" and "side perspective".

Let me check the exact instructions: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

So in this case, the camera is static, so "camera remains stationary" (or fixed, no movement) and perspective is side view.

So putting it all together:

A person in a dark top, teal pants, and a

A person actively playing drums with visible hand and body movements interacting with drum components.

Background elements (walls, furniture) remain static across frames; no fluid environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) present.


A large crowd of people, many with arms raised and phones held up, dances energetically in front of a brightly lit stage; the camera gradually pans upward and backward, revealing more of the stage structure while the crowd remains animated with continuous movements.

Discrete solid objects (people) are moving by dancing, raising hands, and swaying. Each person's motion is due to their own physical locomotion.

The background (stage, screen, and structural elements) is stationary. No fire, water, smoke, or wind dominates the scene. The crowd's movement is due to discrete objects (people) dancing.


A finger approaches and taps a cell on a smartphone screen displaying a Sudoku grid, prompting the grid to update; the finger then moves to tap a different cell, with the phone consistently centered against a solid background. The camera remains stationary, focused on the phone's screen throughout the sequence.

A human hand is the only discrete solid object moving, interacting with the smartphone screen by tapping to change the Sudoku grid. The hand moves intentionally to manipulate the device.

The background is a static blue surface with no shifting elements, fluid motion, or environmental phenomena (e.g., fire, water, wind). The blue backdrop remains uniformly still throughout the clip.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a person weaving on a loom. First, I need to observe the main subject: a person in a blue shirt. They're seated on a chair, working with the loom. The loom is wooden with many threads. The person moves their hands, probably handling the threads. Let's check the chronological order: the person starts working, moves their hands, maybe adjusts the loom. The background is a workshop with other looms, but keep it minimal. Camera perspective: seems like a fixed shot, no movement mentioned. So the caption should describe the person's actions, their appearance (blue shirt, seated), the loom, then camera.

First, main subject: a person wearing a blue shirt, seated, operating a large wooden loom. They manipulate the threads, move hands. The loom has many vertical threads. The person is at the loom, maybe in a workshop. Camera is stationary, capturing from a side angle. Let's structure it: "A person in a blue shirt sits at a large wooden loom, moving their hands to manipulate the threads. They adjust the loom's mechanisms while weaving. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed side angle." Wait, need to check the rules. Chronological: start with the person's action. First frame: person is working. Then, in sequence, they move their hands. Mention appearance: blue shirt, seated. Spatial: at the loom. Background minimal. Camera perspective: fixed, maybe slight shake? The video might have a slight movement, but the description says "slight shake" in rules. Wait, the user says "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)." So in the video, is the camera moving? The sample video might be static, but let's see. The given frames show the person working, camera doesn't seem to move. So "stationary" or "fixed shot". Let's check the rules again.

Rule a: motion in chronological order. So the person is working on the loom, moving hands, adjusting.

Rule b: appearance and number. One person, blue shirt.

Rule c: spatial relationships. The person is seated in front of the loom.

Rule d: camera perspective. Fixed, no movement.

Putting it all together:

"A person in a blue shirt sits at a large wooden loom, methodically moving their hands to weave and adjust the threads. They manipulate the loom’s mechanisms while seated, with the camera capturing the scene from a fixed side angle."

Wait, "methodically" is okay? Maybe just describe the motion. Let's check the video frames: the person is actively working, hands moving. So "A person in a blue shirt sits at a large wooden loom, moving their hands to weave and adjust the threads. They operate the loom’s mechanisms, manipulating the threads. The camera remains stationary, positioned to the side of the loom."

Check for minimal background: "The workshop environment is visible but not detailed." No, rule e says minimal unless essential. Since the loom is the main focus, background is workshop but we can just mention "in a workshop setting" briefly.

Wait, the example output format says "Keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Since the motion is the person weaving, the background is the workshop but not essential for motion. So maybe just say "in a workshop" as part of the setting.

Let me draft:

"A person wearing a blue shirt sits on a chair at a large wooden loom, operating its mechanisms by moving their hands to weave and adjust threads. The individual is positioned in front of the loom, working rhythmically. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed side angle."

Check the rules:

a) Motion chronological: person sits, moves hands, operates loom.

b) Appearance: blue shirt, one person.

c) Spatial: in front of loom.

d) Camera: fixed side angle.

e) Background minimal: workshop mentioned but not detailed.

f) No text, named characters.

That works. Let's check if it's concise. Maybe shorten "operating its mechanisms by moving their hands to weave and adjust threads" to "manipulating threads and adjusting the loom."

Final:

"A person in a blue shirt sits at a large wooden loom, manipulating threads and adjusting the loom’s mechanisms. They work rhythmically while seated, with the camera capturing the scene from a stationary side angle."

Yes, that's concise. Let's check the example rules again. Rule c: mention spatial relationships. "sits at a large wooden loom" implies position. "working rhythmically while seated" covers motion. Camera is stationary side angle.
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<caption_output>A person in a blue shirt sits at

A person in a blue shirt is operating a loom, making rhythmic hand movements and body adjustments. The loom's mechanical parts are also moving as part of its operation.

The background (factory walls and looms) is static; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


A man in a black jacket and blue jeans stands in front of a large white industrial machine, holding a light-colored wooden board. He moves the board toward the machine and places it onto the apparatus, which then processes the board. The camera zooms in closely to show the board moving through the machine’s mechanism. The background includes other industrial equipment but remains minimally detailed. The camera starts with a medium shot of the man and transitions to a close-up view of the board being worked on.

The conveyor belt of the industrial machine is moving as a solid object, driven by the machine's mechanical operation.

Background elements (industrial machinery, walls, and stationary vehicle) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A person in a purple dress spreads a light-colored mixture from a glass bowl onto a baked dish using a white spatula. The hands move the spatula across the dish's surface, applying the mixture from the bowl. The camera transitions from a medium shot of the person at the counter to a close-up of the spatula’s motion on the dish.

The spatula (solid object) is moving to spread the creamy substance, and the person's hand is manipulating the spatula.

Background elements (kitchen cabinets, countertop) are static with no shifting, and no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


A person in a black shirt and blue jeans holds a dark gray, long-haired dog on a leash attached to a metal pole. The dog initially stands close to the pole, then steps back as the person adjusts the leash, prompting the dog to stand and turn toward the camera. The background features a green countertop with indistinct items. The camera slightly pans to follow the dog's movement.

The black dog and person move due to the physical force of the leash being pulled; the dog transitions from being led to standing. A separate scene shows a light-colored dog eating, indicating discrete object motion from feeding interaction.

The background elements (walls, counter, and stationary objects) remain static throughout the video with no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A woman in a red shirt and black shorts pulls a long black rope across a parking lot, then stops and walks toward the camera before the screen turns black. Camera remains stationary.

A person is walking and pulling a large net across the street, with the net moving as a result of the person's motion.

The background (buildings, trees, road markings) is static with no fluid or environmental motion.


A woman in a green patterned outfit assists a child in a red and green shirt, guiding his hand as he uses a spoon to scoop food from a black plate on the table. The child eats while the woman then takes a bite from her own utensil. Both are seated at a wooden table with glasses and small dishes in front of them, against a brick wall backdrop. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A woman and a child are seated at a table; the woman's hand moves to feed the child, and the child's hand interacts with food items.

The brick wall background is static with no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand the user's requirements. They want a concise, chronological paragraph describing the video, following specific rules.

Looking at the video description: a man in a white t-shirt is holding a banana. The video shows him peeling it, taking a bite, and then giving a thumbs-up. The background is a plain wall, and the camera is stationary.

Rule a says to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So I should start with the man peeling the banana, then eating, then the thumbs-up. Need to mention his appearance briefly: bald, white t-shirt, banana's color (yellow). Spatial relationships aren't really needed here since he's centered. The camera is static, so I should note that it's a fixed perspective.

Rule b: mention appearance and number. The man is bald, white shirt, one banana. Rule c: spatial relationships—if he's holding the banana in front, maybe "holding the banana in his right hand". Rule d: camera perspective—fixed, no movement. Rule e: minimal background, just the plain wall. Rule f: exclude text, names, stylistic stuff.

Putting it all together: The man peels the banana, takes a bite, chews, then gives a thumbs-up. All actions in order. Check for chronological order. Make sure it's concise. Let me draft it:

A bald man in a white t-shirt holds a peeled yellow banana in his right hand, peels it further, takes a bite, chews, then raises his right hand to give a thumbs-up gesture. The camera remains stationary throughout, capturing the man against a plain wall.

Wait, the original video shows him peeling first (at [0.0] he's holding a partially peeled banana), then in [2.5] he takes a bite. Wait, the timestamps: frame 0.0 shows him holding a banana with peel partially removed. Then he eats, then the thumbs-up. Let me check the frames again.

Frame 0.0: holding banana with peel on, probably peeling. Then frame 1.4: still holding, maybe more peeled. Frame 2.5: eating. Frame 3.6: eating. Frame 4.7: thumbs-up. So the sequence is peel, eat, thumbs-up. The description says he peels it further, takes a bite. So in the caption, the order should be peeling, eating, then thumbs-up.

Also, need to mention the banana's state: initially peeled but he's peeling it again? Wait, in the first frame, the banana is partially peeled, so he's continuing to peel it. So "peels the banana further" or "continues peeling". But maybe "peeling the banana, takes a bite, then gives a thumbs-up".

Wait, the video description for frame 0.0 says he's holding a banana with peel partially removed. Then in frame 1.4, he's holding it with the peel still on but maybe moving to eat. Then in frame 2.5, he takes a bite. So maybe the sequence is: holds banana (peeled), peels it further (but perhaps the initial frame already shows it peeled), then eats.

Hmm, perhaps the first action is holding a partially peeled banana, then he peels it further (or maybe it's already peeled). Wait, the first frame shows him holding a banana with the peel partially removed (so it's peeled but the tip is still on). Then he takes a bite (so he's eating it), then gives a thumbs-up.

So the actions are: holding banana (peeled), eats, then thumbs-up.

Wait, the user's example in the problem statement shows the first frame as the man holding a partially peeled banana. Then in frame 2.5, he's eating. So perhaps the caption should say: A bald man in a white t-shirt holds a partially peeled yellow banana in his right hand, takes a bite, chews, then raises his right hand to give a thumbs-up. The camera remains fixed, capturing the man against a plain wall.

But rule a says focus on motion and behavior chronologically. So the order is: holding (peeling?), eating, thumbs-up. Wait, the video shows him peeling first (frame 0.0), then eating (frame 2.5), then thumbs-up (frame 4.7). So the motion is: peeling the banana, eating it, then giving a thumbs-up.

So the caption should be: A bald man in a white t-shirt peels a yellow banana with his right hand, takes a bite, chews, then raises his right hand to give a thumbs-up. The camera remains stationary against a plain background.

But need to check the exact sequence. The

A bald man in a white shirt holds and consumes a banana; his hand and head movements are discrete solid-object actions.

Plain wall background shows no shifting or environmental fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind); static and uniform.


A man in a black polo shirt holds a long, silver metallic object horizontally in front of a light, wavy-patterned background. He then manipulates a red thread with his other hand, bringing the thread toward the metallic object. The camera zooms in on his hands as he threads the red string through the object, followed by a close-up of a foot adjusting a sock. Subsequent frames show multiple close-ups of hands working with buttons and thread. The camera shifts between full-body shots of the man and tight close-ups of his hands and the objects, maintaining a steady perspective with occasional zooms.

The man's hands (with manicured nails) manipulate a metal rod and a red string, demonstrating a physical action where the rod and string move due to explicit physical forces (pushing, pulling).

The background (striped wall) is static throughout with no shifting or environmental elements (fire, water, wind). The video contains no fluid or gaseous motion.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a person pouring something into a pot on a stove. First, the hand pours a yellow liquid (maybe egg) into the pot. Then the hand moves away. The pot is on a white stove with a coil burner. There's a gallon jug of water and other kitchen items in the background. The camera is close-up, focusing on the pot and the hand. Need to describe the sequence: hand pours, moves, pot is on stove, background items minimal. Check the rules: chronological order, motions, spatial, camera.

So the caption should start with the action: a hand pours a yellow liquid from a small container into a silver pot on a white stovetop coil burner. Then the hand moves away, leaving the pot with the liquid inside. Mention the background items briefly? Rule f says minimal unless essential. The gallon jug of water is in the background, maybe note that. The camera is static or slightly moving? The video shows the hand moving, then the camera stays. Let's put it all together.

Wait, the video frames: first frame, hand pouring, then hand moves, pot on stove, background. So chronological: hand pours yellow liquid into pot, then the hand withdraws, revealing the pot on the burner with the liquid inside. The stove has a coil burner, and the background has a gallon jug of water, etc. But keep background minimal. Camera is close-up, top-down maybe? The video is a close-up shot, showing the hand and pot. Camera movement: maybe slight shake, but the description says "slight shake" in rule d. Wait, the problem says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". Let's check the video. The camera seems to be stationary but maybe a slight movement as the hand moves. But maybe just "static close-up" or "fixed angle".

Putting it all together:

A hand pours a yellow liquid from a small container into a silver pot situated on a white stovetop coil burner, then withdraws the container, leaving the pot with the liquid inside; a gallon jug of water and other kitchen items are visible in the background, with the camera maintaining a fixed close-up perspective.

Check if that's concise. Let's see. The main actions: pouring, withdrawing. Spatial: pot on stove, background items. Camera: fixed close-up.

Another version: A hand pours a yellow liquid into a silver pot on a white stovetop burner, then moves the container away, revealing the pot with the liquid; the background includes a large water jug and other kitchen items, with the camera staying in a close-up position.

Wait, need to follow the rules. Rule a: motion and behavior in chronological order. So first action: pour, then withdraw container, then maybe the pot is still there. Rule b: appearance of main subjects. Hand (no color specified, but maybe not necessary), yellow liquid, silver pot. Rule c: spatial relationships: pot on burner, hand pouring over it. Background: water jug to the left (maybe). Rule d: camera perspective and movement. The camera seems to be a close-up, maybe static.

Let me make sure. The video: starts with hand pouring yellow liquid (maybe an egg) into the pot. Then hand moves the container away. Then the camera might pan a bit? Wait, in the frames, the view is focused on the pot and the hand. So the camera is probably static. The caption should say "fixed close-up" or "static close-up".

Putting it all together:

A hand pours a yellow liquid from a small container into a silver pot placed on a white stovetop coil burner, then moves the container away, leaving the pot with the liquid inside; a gallon jug of water is visible to the left of the stove, with the camera maintaining a close-up perspective.

But rule f says exclude text recognition, but the gallon jug's label is not text, so maybe just mention "gallon jug of water" without the label. Rule b: describe appearance. The hand is a person's hand, no color. The pot is silver. The liquid is yellow.

Wait, the video might show the hand pouring, then the hand moves away. So:

In the video, a hand pours a yellow liquid into a silver pot on a white stovetop coil burner, then moves the container away, leaving the pot with the liquid; a large water jug sits to the left of the stove, and the camera remains in a close-up position.

Check conciseness. Let's see if it's chronological: pour, move container away. Mention spatial: pot on burner, jug to left. Camera: close-up.

Yes. Let's draft:

A hand pours a yellow liquid from a small container into a silver pot on a white stovetop coil burner, then withdraws the

A human hand is moving to pour liquid from a container into a pot, then placing the container down. The hand and container are discrete solid objects exhibiting motion due to explicit physical action (pouring).

Background elements (stove, countertop, gallon jug) remain static with no uniform shifting. Liquid pouring from the container into the pot exhibits fluid motion but is secondary to the hand's action.


A person in a light gray jacket and dark pants bends near a counter with stools, then raises a large red and white striped blanket, swinging it upward and across their body. Another person with dark hair, partially visible in the foreground, remains mostly stationary. The scene occurs in a room with a green cabinet on the left and a white wall with a clock and bottles on the counter. The camera, held by an unseen individual, remains slightly shaky throughout, capturing the action from a close, eye-level perspective.

Two people interact with a red-and-white striped blanket: Person A (in white shirt) unfolds and spreads the blanket on the floor, while Person B (sitting on couch) later moves the blanket to cover themselves. Motion is caused by explicit physical forces from human actions.

Background elements (green couch, white wall, counter) remain stationary throughout the frames. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present; environment appears calm and dry.


A woman in a black tank top, gray shorts, and sneakers climbs a rope by gripping it with both hands and pulling herself upward. She lifts her legs, moving closer to the ceiling against a white wall with a black tarp in the background. The camera follows her ascent with a slight upward pan.

A person is climbing the wall using hands and feet, moving upward in discrete steps.

The background (white wall, black tarp) is static and does not shift. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


Four children stand on grass in front of a wooden fence; a boy in orange, a boy in dark shirt with yellow stripes, a girl in pink patterned shirt, and a girl in blue tank top with white shorts shift positions, with the girl in pink moving toward the dark-shirted boy and the girl in light blue shirt gesturing toward an adult’s hand on the right. The blue tank top girl holds a bottle. Camera remains static.

Multiple children are engaged in discrete movements: clapping, waving, and gesturing with their hands and arms, indicating localized physical actions.

The wooden fence and grass background remain static across frames; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) is present.


A person in a white shirt with a blue design, dark pants, and white shoes is lifted by a large crowd at a concert. The individual raises both arms outward while being supported by the crowd's outstretched hands, remaining elevated above the crowd's heads. The crowd, including some wearing pink hats, holds the person steady as they adjust their grip. The camera follows the upward motion with slight shake, maintaining a close perspective on the lifted individual and the surrounding crowd.

The performer (on the crowd) is moving his arms in gestures (waving, raising hands). The crowd is moving collectively (raising hands, holding the performer).

The background (stage structure, speakers) is static with no uniform shifting. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) is present as dominant motion.


Four individuals work on asphalt paving: two in bright yellow vests, one in a beige shirt and dark pants, and a child in a blue shirt and brown pants. The man in beige operates a truck's chute, directing asphalt onto the road surface as the two workers in yellow vests spread it with tools. The child stands near a building on the left, observing. The camera pans left, following the movement of the workers and the truck, capturing their coordinated actions against a backdrop of grass and trees.

Multiple people (in yellow/white shirts) are moving: one person walks near a vehicle, another handles a large cylindrical object, and others engage in material handling activities (e.g., spreading or working with asphalt/concrete).

Background elements (trees, grass, ground) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water, or wind effects dominating the scene).


A baby wearing a striped shirt and bib sits in a high chair; a hand holding a spoon approaches the baby, who opens their mouth to eat the food, then looks around. The camera remains close-up and slightly shaky.

Discrete solid objects include the baby (moving head/mouth during feeding), the spoon (moved by a hand to the baby's mouth), and the bib (shifted by the baby's movement). These motions result from direct physical interactions (feeding action).

The background consists of a static white chair and wall elements with no significant shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water, or wind-driven movement).


A person with short hair, wearing a patterned shirt and white shorts, sits in a wooden chair near a window. They adjust their posture slightly, looking down and then upward, with minimal hand movement. The background includes a window with a plant and a clock, but remains static. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight shaking, focusing on the individual’s upper body and chair.

A person seated in a chair is performing discrete hand and arm movements (e.g., adjusting position, gesturing).

Background elements (window, furniture) show minimal uniform shifting; no fire, water, or smoke detected.


The video begins with a black screen, then transitions to a person with short hair wearing a light-colored shirt standing indoors. The person is positioned in front of a door with glass panels to their left and a framed picture on the wall to their right. They remain stationary while speaking, with subtle head movements. The camera remains static throughout, maintaining a close-up view of the person against a minimally detailed background.

A person is moving their head and facial muscles due to speaking, which is a discrete solid object motion.

The background (walls, door, picture) is static and shows no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, wind).


A child wearing a light shirt and beige pants sits in a yellow swing seat, gripping the ropes as an adult pushes them, causing the swing to move back and forth on a sandy playground with colorful equipment visible in the background. The camera remains close to the child, following the swing’s motion with slight handheld movement.

A baby in a swing moves back and forth due to physical forces (swinging motion), with a person pushing the swing visible in the frames.

Background elements (sandbox, playground structures) show no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind dominates the scene.


A small child with brown hair reaches into an open black suitcase filled with folded clothes, pulling out a pink and white garment. The child holds the item briefly while the suitcase contains other items including blue fabric and white garments. The scene is viewed from a top-down perspective with minimal background details visible, focusing on the child's interaction with the suitcase contents.

A child is moving their arms and body to pack items into a suitcase, with visible motion of the child's hands and body.

The background (tiled floor and wall) is static with no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a tennis court with players. First, identify the main subjects: there are four players? Wait, no. Wait, in the frames: first frame, two on each side. Wait, let's check. The video starts with a tennis court, red clay. Players: one in black on left, one in white on right, and a person in blue on the right side (maybe a line judge or another player). Wait, but the frames show movement. Let's go chronologically.

Frame 0: Players positioned. Left side: a person in black (shorts, shirt), right side: person in white (shirt, shorts), and another person in blue on the right near the net? Wait, no, the blue shirt is on the right side, maybe standing. Then in frame 1, the person in black is moving towards the net? Wait, the video is a sequence of shots. Let's see the actions:

First, the players are on a clay tennis court. There's a person in black (left side), person in white (right side), and a person in blue (right side, near the back). Then the person in black serves or hits the ball. Wait, but in the video, the action is: the person in black (left) moves towards the net, the person in white (right) is at the net, and the person in blue is observing. Then, maybe a rally? Let's check the frames:

[0.0] Initial position: left player (black shirt, black shorts), right player (white shirt, dark shorts), and blue-shirted person on the right near the back.

[1.3] The black-shirted player is moving towards the net, the white-shirted player is still at the net, blue-shirted person is moving.

[2.5] Camera shifts? Wait, the video description shows camera movement. The first frame is from a certain angle, then camera moves to show the roof, then shifts back. Wait, the user's description has the video segments with different camera angles.

Wait, the task is to describe the motion in chronological order. Let's see the sequence:

- Frame 0: Players on court. Left: black-shirted, right: white-shirted, blue-shirted person on right side.

- Frame 1: Black-shirted moves towards net, white-shirted moves towards net, blue-shirted moves.

- Frame 2: Camera angle changes to show roof (so camera is panning or moving), then back to court.

- Frame 3: Similar to frame 2 but different angle.

- Frame 4: Camera shows the court from a slightly different angle.

- Frame 5: Another angle, showing the blue wall.

Wait, but the key is the main subjects' motion. Let's list the actions:

1. Initial setup: Two players (one in black, one in white) on opposite sides of the net, another person in blue stands near the right baseline.

2. The black-shirted player moves towards the net, while the white-shirted player prepares to respond, and the blue-shirted person adjusts position.

3. The camera shifts angle, showing the roof structure of the indoor court, then returns to the court view.

4. The players continue moving, with the black-shirted player moving to the left side of the court, the white-shirted player remaining near the net.

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's check the video's flow.

The main subjects: three people (black shirt, white shirt, blue shirt). They are on a tennis court. Actions: the black-shirted player moves from left side towards the net, the white-shirted player is on the right side, and the blue-shirted player is near the right baseline. The camera moves around, showing different angles of the court, including the roof. Background is the blue walls and windows.

So chronological order:

At the start, two tennis players (one in black, one in white) are positioned on a clay court, with a third person in blue near the right side. The black-shirted player moves towards the net while the white-shirted player shifts position. The blue-shirted person moves slightly. The camera pans to reveal the indoor roof structure before returning to the court view, capturing the players' movements as they engage in play. The background includes blue walls and windows.

Wait, need to be concise. Let's structure it:

Three individuals on an indoor clay tennis court: one in black shirt and shorts, one in white shirt and dark shorts, and one in blue shirt and black shorts. The black-shirted player moves toward the net from the left, while the white-shirted player adjusts position on the right. The blue-shirted person shifts stance near the baseline. The camera alternates angles, panning upward

Two players (solid objects) are moving: one in blue serves/shuttles, the other in black moves to intercept. Their motion is due to locomotion and deliberate actions.

The background elements (walls, ceiling, net) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, or wind-driven effects are present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with an orange background showing the Kool 'N Fit logo and text about the Sport bottle. Then it cuts to a hand holding the bottle against a blue background. The hand is pressing the nozzle. Need to describe the sequence chronologically.

First frame: orange background with logo and text (but rule f says exclude text recognition, so skip that). Then the next part: a hand holding the bottle. The bottle is white and orange, with a white nozzle. The hand is pressing the nozzle, so motion is pressing. Background is blue. Camera perspective is close-up on the hand and bottle. Spatial: hand is in front of blue background. Number: one hand, one bottle.

Wait, the rules say exclude text recognition, so don't mention the text on the bottle. Just describe the bottle's appearance: white and orange, nozzle is white. The hand is pressing the nozzle, so the action is the hand pressing. Chronological order: first the orange background (but maybe not needed for motion, since it's a static frame), then the hand with the bottle.

Wait, the task is to focus on motion and behavior of main subjects. The first frame is static text, then the hand action. So the main motion is the hand holding and pressing the nozzle. So start with the hand holding the bottle against blue background, then pressing the nozzle.

Let me structure: The video opens with a static shot of an orange background, then transitions to a close-up of a hand holding a white and orange bottle with a white nozzle against a blue backdrop. The hand presses the nozzle. Camera stays close-up, no movement.

Wait, check the frames: [0.0] is orange background (text), then [1.4] is hand with bottle. So the sequence is: static orange screen (but since we're focusing on motion, maybe the transition from static to the hand. But rule a says focus on motion and behavior. The hand's action is pressing the nozzle.

So main subjects: hand, bottle. Motion: hand holds bottle, presses nozzle. Appearance: hand (adult male, skin tone), bottle (white and orange, 8 oz, but exclude size unless specified; the text says "8 oz" but rule f says exclude text, so just white and orange bottle with nozzle).

Wait, the caption needs to be concise, chronological. So:

The video starts with a static orange background. It then transitions to a close-up of a hand holding a white and orange bottle with a white nozzle against a blue backdrop. The hand presses the nozzle of the bottle, maintaining a steady grip. The camera remains stationary, focusing closely on the hand and bottle.

Wait, but rule e says minimal background unless essential. So maybe mention the blue background as the backdrop. Rule c: spatial relationships—hand in front of blue background.

Check all rules: a) motion: hand holding and pressing nozzle. b) appearance: hand (color? maybe not specify, just hand), bottle (white and orange). c) spatial: hand in front of blue background. d) camera: close-up, no movement. e) background minimal (blue backdrop). f) exclude text (so no "Kool 'N Fit" or "Sport"). g) no reasoning.

So put it together: A hand holds a white and orange bottle with a white nozzle against a blue background, pressing the nozzle. The camera maintains a close-up, static perspective throughout.

Wait, but need to be chronological. First frame is orange background (static), then the hand. So: The video begins with a static orange background, then cuts to a close-up of a hand holding a white and orange bottle with a white nozzle against a blue backdrop. The hand presses the nozzle. The camera stays fixed in a close-up position.

But rule e says minimal background, so maybe just mention the blue background when relevant. Let's see. The first frame is orange, then blue. So the main motion is after the transition.

The caption should describe the motion. So the primary motion is the hand holding the bottle and pressing the nozzle. The background changes from orange to blue.

But the rules say "focus primarily on the motion and behavior of main subjects". The static orange is the start, then the hand action. So:

The video opens with an orange background, transitioning to a close-up of a hand holding a white and orange bottle with a white nozzle against a blue backdrop. The hand presses the nozzle, keeping the bottle steady. The camera remains static in close-up view.

Check if all rules are followed:

a) Motion: hand holding and pressing nozzle.

b) Appearance: hand (no specific color, just hand), bottle (white and orange, nozzle white).

c) Spatial: hand in front of blue background.

d) Camera: close-up, static.

e) Background: blue backdrop mentioned,

A hand holding a 'Kool 'N Fit' bottle is the primary moving object. The hand exhibits slight positional adjustments (e.g., subtle movements while holding the bottle), indicating discrete physical motion from the hand's own locomotion.

The background transitions from a textured orange-brown surface to a uniform blue backdrop. There are no fluid environmental elements (fire, water, smoke, wind) or shifting static background features; the blue backdrop remains consistent without uniform motion.


A person in dark clothing holds a light-haired baby wearing a colorful patterned shirt in a bathroom. The baby moves their hands toward their mouth while the adult brings a small object toward the baby's face, then the baby turns their head. The background includes a sink with toiletries and a mirror, and the camera remains stationary in a close-up shot.

The adult's hand moves a toothbrush to clean the baby's teeth; the baby's mouth moves in response to the brushing. Both the toothbrush and the baby's mouth show discrete, controlled motion due to the brushing action.

The bathroom background (mirror, counter, toiletries) is static with no fluid or wind motion. No ambient environmental elements present.


A woman in a black top and white pants dances closely with a man in a pink shirt and dark pants in a nightclub with colorful floor lights; they begin facing each other, then he spins her around, causing her to turn away, and she steps back as he moves to her side; other dancers are visible in the background but secondary to the pair; the camera follows their movement with slight handheld motion.

Two primary discrete objects (a man and woman dancing) exhibit locomotion-based motion: rotating, stepping, and positional changes. Other background dancers show similar discrete movement but are less distinct.

The background (walls, bar, fixed structures) shows no uniform shifting. Ambient elements include controlled, non-fluid lighting effects (color-changing floor lights), which are artificial and not fire, water, smoke, or wind. No dominant fluid/environmental motion detected.


A boy in a gray shirt and blue jeans holds a microphone, standing on a city sidewalk while singing. Pedestrians in casual clothing move around him, with some walking left to right and others standing. A red double-decker bus passes behind him from left to right. The camera remains stationary with slight movement, capturing the scene from a ground-level perspective.

A person is actively manipulating a bat and a ball (e.g., swinging, throwing), with visible motion in their arms and the ball's trajectory. Crowd members occasionally shift position but remain mostly static.

Background elements (buildings, cars, red 'MANGO' truck) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind evident. People in background are stationary or minimally moving.