RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to understand the video description provided. The user gave a sequence of frames where a person with blue hair and glasses is in a room. There's a poster on the wall and a window. The person is eating something yellow, maybe a banana.

The rules say to focus on motion and behavior chronologically. So starting from frame 0, the person is looking towards the camera. Then in frame 2, they bring a yellow object (probably a banana) to their mouth. By frame 4, they're eating it, and in frame 5, they're still eating. So the main action is the person eating the banana.

I need to mention their appearance: blue hair, glasses, dark clothing. The background has a poster and a window, but keep it minimal. The spatial relationship—poster is on the left, window to the right. The camera seems static, no movement mentioned. The caption should be chronological, so start with the person's initial position, then the action of eating.

Check the rules: no text recognition, no named characters. So just describe the actions. Don't mention the poster details like "The Matrix" since it's text recognition which is excluded. Just say there's a blue poster.

Make sure the caption is concise, in paragraph form. Start with the person looking, then moving to eat. Include the spatial elements briefly. Camera perspective is static, so mention "static camera" or "fixed perspective".

Let me piece it together: A person with blue hair and glasses, wearing dark clothing, stands in a dimly lit room with a blue poster on the left wall and a window to the right. Initially facing the camera, they bring a yellow object to their mouth and begin eating, maintaining their position throughout. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Wait, but the rules say minimal background unless essential. The poster and window are part of the room, maybe necessary for context. But the user's example in the output might need just the main elements. Wait, the user's example in the problem statement (the rules) says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Since the poster and window are in the background, maybe mention them as part of the setting but not too detailed.

Also, check the exact timing: from 0 to 5 seconds. The person moves from looking at camera to eating the banana. The yellow object is likely a banana. So the caption should note the action of eating the banana.

Wait, the user said "mention spatial relationships if relevant". The poster is on the left, window to the right. So the person is in front of the window? Or the window is behind? The poster is on the left wall, so the person is standing near the corner where the two walls meet, with the window to the right. The person is facing slightly towards the camera, so maybe the camera is at a slight angle.

Wait, the first frame shows the person looking towards the camera, then they turn slightly down to eat. So maybe the camera is static, and the person moves their head down to eat.

The key points: person with blue hair, glasses, eating a banana (yellow object), in a room with a blue poster (left) and window (right). The action is moving from looking to eating.

Now, structure the caption: Chronological order. Start with the person standing, then eating. Mention appearance and motion.

"A person with blue hair and glasses, wearing dark clothing, stands in a dimly lit room. Initially facing the camera, they lower their head and bring a yellow object to their mouth, beginning to eat while remaining stationary. A blue poster is visible on the left wall, with a window to the right, under a static camera angle."

Check rules: no text recognition (no "The Matrix" mentioned), no named characters. Spatial relationships mentioned (left wall, window right). Background minimal. Motion described in order.

Wait, but the problem says "exclude text recognition", so the poster's content (like "THE MATRIX") shouldn't be mentioned. Just the color and presence. So "a blue poster" is okay.

Also, the person's action is eating the banana, but since it's a yellow object, maybe it's a banana, but the rules say exclude stylistic analysis, but the color is mentioned. Since color is part of appearance, it's okay.

I think that's covered. Now check the output format: must be in <caption_output> tags. Concise paragraph. Let's check the example in the problem statement. The user's example shows the structure. So the final answer should be inside those tags.
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<caption_output>A person with blue hair and glasses, wearing dark clothing, stands in a dimly lit room. Initially facing the camera, they lower their head and bring a yellow object to

A person is moving their head and hands to eat a banana, representing discrete, solid object motion due to physical forces.

The background (poster and window) is stationary; no ambient environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed.


A person in a white shirt approaches a beige outdoor oven with a black base, opens its arched door to reveal stacked wood inside, then uses a long-handled metal tool to adjust the wood, leaning forward to interact with the oven’s interior. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a side angle against a grassy outdoor backdrop.

A person in a white shirt manipulates wood pieces inside the oven using a tool, with distinct hand/arm movements for arranging and inserting logs.

The background (greenery, building structure) remains static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind dominates the scene; the oven interior is not visible, and ambient motion is negligible.


A man in a light blue shirt and black shorts performs the Mountain Climber exercise on a black mat, hands under shoulders, back straight, alternating legs at 90 degrees while in a plank position. A man in a neon green shirt and black shorts stands to his left, gesturing toward the exercising individual. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a frontal perspective.

Person in blue shirt performs push-up-like motion; person in green shirt gestures while standing.

Background elements (wall, punching bag, poster) are static; no fluid or environmental motion observed.


The video begins with a top-down view of a chessboard displaying dark brown and light beige pieces in their initial positions. A human hand enters from the top right, moving a light-colored pawn forward across the board. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective throughout the sequence.

A human hand is visible moving a chess piece (specifically a light-colored pawn) from its initial position to a new position on the chessboard. This is a discrete, solid object (the hand) interacting with another solid object (the chess piece) via physical movement.

The background (chessboard surface and surrounding area) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present, so ambient environmental motion is not dominant.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the video starts with a crowd in what looks like an auditorium. There are several kids and adults sitting. The main subjects here are the people, so describe their actions. The first frame shows kids sitting, one in a white shirt, another in black, maybe clapping or reacting. Then the scene shifts to another part of the audience with kids holding bags, one in a pink shirt, another in black with a Mickey Mouse bag. Then it cuts to a performer: a person in a gold costume with red accents, maybe a hat, standing in front of a stained-glass window. Now, chronologically: first audience shots, then the performer. Need to mention the transition from audience to performer. Also, the camera moves from showing different audience sections to the stage. Let's check the rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological. First, audience members are seated, some holding items (like bags), then the camera shifts to a performer. The performer is standing, maybe part of a show. Background minimal unless essential, so mention the stained-glass window as part of the stage. Camera perspective: starts with audience close-up, then cuts to performer. So the caption should be in order: audience scenes, then performer.

Now, structure the paragraph:

1. First, describe the initial audience: multiple children and adults seated in an auditorium. One child in white shirt, another in black, others in yellow, pink, etc. Some are holding bags (like brown paper bags with Mickey Mouse). They are seated, possibly reacting to the performance (clapping, looking ahead).

2. Then, the camera shifts to a performer: a person in a gold metallic costume with red shoulder accents and a red hat, standing in front of a stained-glass window backdrop.

Check rules: avoid text recognition (so no "X-TRA" logo, but the logo is there but rule f says exclude text recognition, so don't mention the green logo). Wait, the problem says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the green logo is a text element, so ignore it.

Now, chronological order:

- Scene 1: Audience shots. Various children and adults seated. Children are holding paper bags (one with Mickey Mouse design). They are seated in rows, some looking forward, some interacting (like the first frame shows a child adjusting hair).

- Scene 2: Transition to a performer on stage. The performer is wearing a gold costume with red elements, standing in front of a stained-glass window.

Camera movement: starts with close-ups of audience sections, then cuts to the performer (so pan or cut to stage).

Now, condense into a paragraph. Keep it concise.

First part: The video opens with a seated audience of children and adults in an indoor venue; a child in a white shirt sits beside another in a black t-shirt, while others hold brown paper bags, some featuring a Mickey Mouse design. A girl in a pink shirt is visible, holding a bag. Next, the camera shifts to a performer in a gold, metallic costume with red accents and a red hat, standing before a stained-glass window backdrop.

Wait, check the frames:

Frame 0: multiple people, child in white shirt, black shirt, others in background.

Frame 1: different audience section: kids, one in black with a bag, pink shirt.

Frame 2: same audience, maybe more detailed.

Frame 3: cut to performer.

So chronological: the video starts with various audience members seated, including children holding bags (some with Mickey Mouse), then cuts to a performer in a gold outfit with red details, standing near a stained-glass window.

Now, write the caption:

The video begins with a group of children and adults seated in an auditorium; some hold brown paper bags, including one with a Mickey Mouse design, while others appear to be watching a performance. The camera then cuts to a performer dressed in a shiny gold costume with red shoulder accents and a red hat, standing in front of a stained-glass window.

Check rules:

a) Motion/behavior: audience seated (maybe clapping or watching), performer standing.

b) Appearance/number: children in white, black, pink shirts, performer in gold costume.

c) Spatial: audience seated in rows, performer in front of stained-glass.

d) Camera: starts with audience shots, then cuts to performer.

e) Background minimal: stained-glass is mentioned as essential for the performer's setting.

f) Exclude text: no mention of logos.

g) No reasoning.

Now, check the output format. It must be a paragraph inside <caption_output> tags.

Let me write it:

<caption_output>The video opens with seated children and adults in an indoor venue, some holding brown paper bags (one featuring a Mickey Mouse design), while a girl in

A performer in a costume moves on stage (discrete object locomotion), while audience members exhibit minor static or slight movements.

Background elements (audience seating, stage structure) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or wind dominates the scene.


In the video, three people interact near a dark green car on a dirt surface. A person in white shorts bends by the car’s rear wheel, then stands; a person in a pink top and purple shorts bends to adjust something near the wheel, then moves left; a person in green shorts walks from the left side, moves toward the car, then exits left. The camera remains stationary at ground level.

Two people moving near a stationary car: one person bends and then stands, another person moves away and then interacts with the first.

Background (dirt ground and vegetation) is static. No environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed.


In the video, hands place a dark fabric into a clear glass bowl, then sprinkle white salt over it. The hands mix the fabric with the salt, pressing and turning the cloth. A blue bowl is positioned to the left of the glass bowl, while a maroon bowl is to the right. The camera maintains a top-down view throughout, capturing the countertop background as the hands manipulate the materials.

Hands (discrete solid objects) move fabric and salt, mixing them through physical manipulation.

Background (counter, bowls) is static; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


A woman with blonde hair in a teal sweater speaks. The scene transitions to a close-up of hands placing small colorful balls (red, yellow, blue) on a carpeted floor around a multicolored hula hoop. Four people crouch together on the floor around the hoop, interacting with the balls. The camera shifts from a medium shot to close-up and then to a wide shot showing the group.

Four people are manipulating the hoop and balls; the balls are moved by physical contact (hands) demonstrating discrete object physics.

No shifting backgrounds (static elements such as bookshelf, couch, and wall remain fixed). No environmental fluids (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a person in a swimming pool. First, they're underwater, kicking, then they surface. Let's track the sequence.

0.0 seconds: The person is submerged, legs kicking, creating splashes. They're in the pool, maybe wearing swim trunks? Wait, the rules say focus on motion and behavior chronologically. So start from the first frame.

0.0 to 1.5 seconds: Person is underwater, legs visible, kicking, making splashes. Then they surface. At 1.5 seconds, they're partially above water, arms moving? Wait, the description says "legs up in the air, splashing water" in the first frame. Wait, the first frame is 0.0s: legs are up, splashing. Then next frame (0.5s) they're underwater? Wait, the video clips show different moments.

Wait, the user provided 6 frames with timestamps: 0.0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0. Wait, the user input has [0.3 seconds] etc., but the actual frames are 0.0, 0.3, 0.6... Wait, the video description:

The video starts with a person in a swimming pool, legs up, splashing (0.0s). Then 0.3s: same, legs up, splashing. Then 0.6s: underwater, kicking. Wait, the first frame (0.0s) is legs in air, splashing. Then 0.3s: same action? Wait, the description says:

[0.3 seconds] <frame description> but the user's input has:

<0.3 seconds> ... so the first frame is 0.3s? Wait, the user's input shows:

[0.3 seconds] first frame: person in pool, legs up, splashing.

Then [0.6 seconds] next frame: person underwater, kicking.

Wait, no, the user's input is:

<0.3 seconds> ... (the first frame) then <1.4 seconds> etc.

Wait, the user provided:

<0.3 seconds> <frame 1>

<1.4 seconds> <frame 2>

etc.

So the video starts at 0.3s with the first frame, then 1.4s, 2.5s, 3.6s, 4.7s.

Wait, the actual video sequence:

0.3s: person is in the water, legs up, kicking, splashing. They're wearing swim trunks, maybe. The water is clear, pool is outdoors.

1.4s: they're partially submerged, swimming, body moving. Then 2.5s: they're underwater again, kicking.

3.6s: they surface, arms up, maybe waving. Then 4.7s: they submerge again.

Wait, need to describe chronologically.

Let's list the key moments:

- At the start (0.3s): A person, likely male, wearing dark swim trunks, is in the pool with legs raised above water, kicking and creating splashes. The person is moving through the water, limbs visible.

- Then (1.4s): The person is submerged, swimming underwater, body moving with arms and legs. The water is clear, pool edges visible in the background.

- Next (2.5s): The person resurfaces, arms up, partially above water, then continues moving.

- At 3.6s: They're swimming, head above water, moving towards the pool edge.

- By 4.7s: They submerge again, kicking, water splashing.

Wait, the user's frame descriptions:

First frame (0.3s): "person in pool, legs up, splashing water" (the first frame of the video).

Then 1.4s: "person underwater, kicking, water splashing" → wait, no. Wait the user's input:

The first frame description (0.3s): "a person in a swimming pool, legs up in the air, splashing water" — that's the initial action.

Then 1.4s: "a person swimming in a pool, body partially submerged, arms moving" — no, the user's input for 1.4s is: "<1.4 seconds> ... person in the pool, head above water, arms extended, moving forward."

Wait, looking back:

User's input:

<0.3 seconds> ... person in

A person (discrete solid object) is swimming, moving through the water with visible arm and leg motions, causing splashes.

The background (pool edge, distant structures) remains static throughout, indicating no significant environmental motion. The water movement is a result of the swimming motion, not dominant environmental flow.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First scene: a hand holds a pencil box with colorful pencils. Then the next scene shows a hand holding an orange pencil near a blue drill bit, using a power drill. The drill is spinning, so the pencil is being drilled. Let's check the rules. Need to describe motion chronologically.

First part: close-up of a pencil box with various colored pencils (green, purple, yellow, etc.), hand is holding the box. Then transition to a hand holding an orange pencil, using a power drill with a blue bit to drill the pencil. The drill spins, the pencil is being processed.

Now, chronological order. First scene: box with pencils, hand holding. Second scene: hand holding pencil and drill. So the sequence is: start with the pencil box, then the drill action.

Need to mention main subjects: hand, pencil, drill. Appearances: orange pencil, blue drill bit, green and other colored pencils. Spatial: first the box, then hand with pencil and drill.

Camera perspective: first close-up top-down? Wait, first frame is top-down of the box. Then the next is a close-up of hands and drill.

Wait, the first frame [0.0] is a top-down view of a pencil box with colored pencils. Then [1.4] shows two hands: one holding an orange pencil, the other a power drill with a blue bit. The drill is in action, spinning, so the pencil is being drilled.

So the caption should be chronological: first the pencil box, then the drilling.

Let's structure:

A hand holds a pencil box filled with assorted colored pencils (green, purple, yellow, pink). The scene transitions to a hand holding an orange pencil positioned against a blue drill bit attached to a power drill, which begins to spin, drilling into the pencil's tip.

Check rules: a) motion in order. b) appearance: colored pencils, orange pencil, blue drill bit. c) spatial: box then hands with pencil and drill. d) camera perspective: first close-up (top-down?), then close-up of hands. But the first part is top-down? Wait, the first frame is a top-down view of the box, then the next is a close-up of hands. So the camera moves from top-down to close-up of the drill action.

e) background minimal: first background is wooden surface (but rule says minimal unless essential. The box is on a wooden surface, but maybe just say "on a wooden surface" but rule e says minimal. Maybe omit unless necessary. The first scene's background is wooden, but maybe just focus on the box.

f) exclude text recognition: DaveHax.com is there but we don't mention.

g) think internally, but don't output reasoning.

So putting together:

Initially, a hand holds a pencil box containing multicolored pencils (green, purple, yellow, pink) arranged horizontally. The scene then shifts to a close-up where a hand holds an orange pencil against a blue drill bit attached to a power drill, which spins to drill into the pencil's tip.

Wait, "shifts to close-up" for the second part. Let's check the frames: first frame is close-up of the box, then second frame is close-up of the hands and drill.

So first part: close-up of pencil box with various colored pencils. Then transition to close-up of hands using drill on pencil.

Yes. Now, check for conciseness. Need to be concise.

Let's draft:

A hand holds a pencil box with assorted colored pencils (green, purple, yellow, pink). The scene transitions to a hand gripping an orange pencil positioned against a blue drill bit on a power drill, which spins and drills into the pencil's tip.

Check if that's chronological. Yes: first the box, then the drilling.

Also, check spatial: first the box, then the hands with the pencil and drill.

Camera perspective: first close-up (top-down?), but maybe just say close-up. The first frame is close-up of the box, second is close-up of the drill action.

So the caption should mention the camera perspective at the end? Wait, rule d: conclude with camera perspective and movement.

Ah, right! Rule d: Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake).

So need to end with camera perspective.

First scene: top-down close-up of pencil box. Then second scene: close-up of hands with drill.

So the description should be:

A hand holds a pencil box filled with multicolored pencils (green, purple, yellow, pink). The camera transitions to a close-up of a hand gripping an orange pencil against a blue drill bit on a power drill, which spins and drills into the pencil's tip. The camera maintains a close-up focus throughout.

Wait,

A yellow pencil is moved by a hand towards a blue drill bit attached to a power drill. The pencil is the discrete object exhibiting motion due to physical force.

Background is static white wall with no shifting or environmental motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video is a surveillance camera feed, so top-down view. The main subjects are people in an office. Let's check the timestamps: 18:01:07 to 18:01:08 or so.

Looking at the frames: In frame 0, a person in a green shirt and dark pants is near a white machine (maybe a copier). Another person in dark clothes is seated at a desk. Then in frame 1-4, the person in green walks towards the right, passes by another person standing, and then walks away. The seated person remains at the desk. The background has cubicles, desks, etc., but we need minimal background.

Chronological order: First, the person in green is at the copier. Then they walk right, passing someone, then turn around. Wait, frame 0: person in green near copier, moving left? Wait, frame 0: person in green is moving towards the copier? Wait, no, frame 0: the person in green is standing near copier, then frame 1-2: they walk towards the right (away from copier), passing a standing person, then continue. The other person (dark clothes) is seated, looking at desk.

Appearance: main subjects are two people. Green shirt (male?), dark pants; seated person dark clothes, maybe female? But we don't need to specify gender, just appearance. "Person in green shirt and dark pants moves from left to right across the frame, passing a standing person in the background, then turns and walks away. A seated person in dark clothing remains at their desk."

Check rules: chronological, motion, appearance, spatial. Camera is top-down. Background minimal. Exclude text (time stamps are not to be included, as per rule f: exclude text recognition). So no mention of the times.

Let me draft:

In a top-down office surveillance view, a person in a green shirt and dark pants moves leftward from a white copier toward the center, then continues rightward past a standing individual before turning and walking away. A second person in dark clothing remains seated at a desk. The camera maintains a fixed top-down perspective throughout.

Wait, but frame 0: person is moving left? Wait, first frame: person in green is standing near copier. Frame 1: they are moving left (toward the left side of the frame) to approach the copier? Wait, no, the video shows the person walking from the copier (left side) towards the center and right. Let's check the frames:

Frame 0: the person is in front of the copier, then frame 1: they take a step to the right (towards the center), frame 2: walking right, frame 3: further right, frame 4: near the middle. So moving from left to right. So:

A person in a green shirt and dark pants walks from the left side of the frame toward the center and right, passing a standing individual in the background, then turns and continues walking. Another person in dark clothing remains seated at a desk. The camera is fixed in a top-down perspective with minimal background details.

But need to be concise. Let's structure it step by step.

Chronological:

1. Initial position: person in green shirt/dark pants near white copier (left side).
2. Moves rightward, passes a standing person in the background.
3. Continues right, turns, and walks away.
4. A seated person in dark clothing stays at their desk.

Camera: top-down, fixed.

Now, make it into a paragraph. Exclude text (so ignore the time stamps), focus on motion.

"From a top-down office surveillance perspective, a person in a green shirt and dark pants moves rightward from a white copier toward the center, passing a standing individual before turning and walking away. Meanwhile, a second person in dark clothing remains seated at their desk. The camera maintains a fixed top-down view with minimal background activity."

Check if all rules are followed:

a) Motion in chronological order: yes.

b) Describe appearance and number: two people, their colors (green, dark), number.

c) Spatial: in front of copier, passing standing person, seated at desk.

d) Camera: top-down, fixed.

e) Background minimal: yes, only essential (desk, copier).

f) Exclude text: correct, no time stamps mentioned.

g) No reasoning.

So that's the caption.
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<caption_output>In a top-down office surveillance view, a person in a green shirt and dark pants moves rightward from a white copier toward the center, passing a standing individual before turning and walking away. A second person in dark clothing remains seated at their desk. The

Two discrete human subjects exhibit locomotion: one moves from a seated position to standing and walks, while another person interacts with objects in the foreground.

No shifting background elements (walls, ground remain static); no visible fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion present in the grayscale scene.


A pair of hands manipulates numerous pink, raw sausages on a metal table, picking up one and moving it toward a white circular machine with multiple nozzles. The hands guide the sausage into one of the machine's nozzles. The camera shifts from a top-down view of the sausages to a closer perspective of the hands and machine.

Pink rope-like objects (sausages) are manipulated by hands and placed on a rotating spinner. The person's hands and the spinner (mechanical device) move due to human action.

Background elements (wall, countertop) are static with no uniform shifting. No ambient motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present. The white circular spinner is a mechanical device and its motion is part of the object interaction.


A baseball player in a brown jersey and white pants begins in a batting stance, then swings the bat, rotating his body. A catcher in dark gear crouches behind him, gloved hand extended. The camera remains stationary, capturing the batter's swing from a frontal perspective with spectators visible in the background.

A person (bowler) in a bowling alley is moving within their stance, exhibiting locomotion (leg extension, body positioning) as part of bowling mechanics.

Static background elements (building structure, platform, signage) show no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion present.


A hand holding a yellow marker draws a red circle around a green and yellow flag on a whiteboard. The hand then switches to a black marker and writes text above the flag, moving from left to right across the whiteboard. The camera remains static in a top-down perspective.

A hand is moving to draw and write text on a whiteboard, representing discrete object motion due to intentional physical action.

Background (whiteboard) is static with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A person in a blue polo shirt stands in front of a digital display showing rows of ticker symbols. The scene shifts to hands on a red surface, first handling a white chip, then shuffling a deck of blue-backed cards, placing a chip on the deck, and stacking black-and-white chips. The camera focuses on close-up shots of the hands performing these actions.

Hands are actively manipulating discrete solid objects: poker chips (black/white/blue) and playing cards. Motion includes stacking, shuffling, and placing chips/cards, driven by physical contact forces from the hands.

No shifting background elements observed; the red surface and dark backdrop remain static throughout. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) present in any frame.


Two individuals in gray and black jackets sit at a table, holding yellow cards and laughing; the person on the right covers their mouth while holding a card. The camera focuses on a close-up of the right person's hand moving a green token on a colorful board game, then shifts to the hand placing a card on the table. Both individuals interact with game components as the camera alternates between medium shots of their upper bodies and close-ups of hand movements on the board and cards.

Two people (solid objects) exhibit discrete motion: eating, manipulating game tokens, and interacting with board game components. Solid objects like game pieces (red, green tokens) are moved by hand.

Background elements (windows, classroom walls) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). No environmental fluid dynamics detected.


A barefoot person wearing a gray shirt and black pants stands in a gym, jumps up with arms extended, lands, then steps back while moving their arms. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person is performing a barbell overhead lift, with distinct motion of the arms, torso, and barbell due to intentional physical exertion.

The gym background (walls, equipment, logo) remains static throughout the video, showing no uniform shifting. No fluid/environmental elements (fire, water, wind) are present.


An older woman with gray hair and glasses holds a bottle with a red valve and pink straw. She moves the bottle toward a young girl in a colorful sleeveless dress, who then takes the straw and drinks. The woman remains to the left of the girl as she presents the bottle. The camera remains static throughout.

Two solid objects (an adult and a child) exhibit discrete motion: the adult adjusts the bottle and opens mouth, the child moves mouth and interacts with the straw.

The background (wall, indoor setting) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke is present.


A person in a green shirt and dark shorts stands on a grassy field at night, then runs toward the camera while kicking a ball that was positioned on the ground. The camera remains stationary, capturing the motion from a fixed perspective with distant lights visible in the background.

A person (discrete solid object) moves across the field, kicking a ball (another discrete solid object); the ball's motion is explicitly driven by the person's action.

The background consists of a grassy field and distant lights with no visible fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or significant wind-driven movement; background elements appear static.


A pair of hands with clay residue shapes a rotating white clay cylinder on a pottery wheel, using a tool to smooth its surface while adjusting the cylinder's position; the hands move rhythmically around the spinning clay, with clay shavings scattered on the wheel's surface, viewed from a static top-down perspective.

Discrete solid objects (hands, pottery wheel, clay) are moving. The hands apply pressure and shape the clay as the wheel spins, demonstrating explicit physical forces applied to solid objects.

The background includes pottery debris and stationary objects (e.g., other pottery pieces) with no significant fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind). Background elements show minimal movement, indicating no dominant ambient environmental motion.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a person swimming in a pool. First, the swimmer is in the water, doing strokes. Let's check the sequence: at [0.0], the swimmer is there, then [0.3] they're still moving, [1.4] maybe a splash, then [2.5] they go underwater, [3.6] they surface again, and [4.7] they keep swimming. The pool has lane dividers, red and yellow. The swimmer is a person, likely male, but we don't need color or size details. Spatially, they're in the lane, moving forward. Camera is following the swimmer, maybe a steady shot but maybe a bit shaky? Wait, the description says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". Let's see the video: it's a pool, so the camera is probably at the side, capturing the swimmer moving down the lane. The background has the pool walls and other lanes. Rule e says minimal background unless essential. So focus on the swimmer's motion. Chronological: start with the swimmer moving, then submerging, then surfacing, continuing. Let's structure the caption.

Main subject: one person swimming in a pool. Motion: swimming forward, creating splashes, submerging, then surfacing, continuing to swim. Appearance: person (gender not specified, just a swimmer), in lane. Spatial: in the lane, moving away from the camera (since the pool is long, the swimmer goes from near to far). Camera: probably a fixed position along the lane, maybe slight shake as it follows? Wait, the video's description: "the camera perspective". The video starts with the swimmer near, then moves further. So camera is following the swimmer's movement, maybe a steady shot but as the swimmer moves, the camera might be tracking. Wait, the video is shot from the side of the pool, looking down the lane. The swimmer starts in the frame, then moves away, so the camera is static, but the swimmer exits the frame? Wait no, the frames go from [0.0] to [4.7], the swimmer is always in the lane, moving forward. So the camera is positioned to capture the swimmer's progress, maybe a fixed camera at the edge of the pool, looking down the lane. The camera movement: maybe slight shake, but the main thing is the swimmer moving. Let's put it all together.

Start: A person swims in an indoor pool lane, creating splashes with each stroke. The swimmer, visible as a dark figure against the water, moves forward, submerging underwater before resurfacing. As the sequence progresses, the swimmer continues swimming away from the camera, decreasing in size as they move down the lane. The camera maintains a steady side-angle view, capturing the motion with minimal shake.

Wait, check rules: a) motion and behavior in chronological order. b) appearance and number: one person, no specific color. c) spatial: moving away from camera, in the lane. d) camera: side-angle view, maybe steady. e) background minimal (pool lanes, walls are minimal). f) no text. So:

A single swimmer in a pool lane swims forward, creating splashes with each stroke, submerging underwater before resurfacing and continuing to move away from the camera. The swimmer's motion is captured from a steady side-angle perspective, with minimal camera movement.

Wait, let's check the frames: in frame 0, the swimmer is in the water, moving. Then in 1.4, they're still moving, then 2.5 they go underwater, 3.6 they come up, 4.7 they keep going. So the sequence is: swimming, submerging, surfacing, swimming on. So the caption should note that sequence.

Let me rephrase: A person swims in an indoor pool lane, moving forward with each stroke, creating splashes as they submerge underwater and resurface repeatedly. The swimmer progresses down the lane, diminishing in size as they move away from the camera. The camera maintains a steady side-angle view with slight movement, focusing on the swimmer's motion.

Wait, rule d says conclude with camera perspective and movement. So "Camera perspective: side-angle; movement: slight shake (if applicable)". But the video description: maybe the camera is stationary but the swimmer moves, so camera is fixed. But the user said "conclude with camera perspective and movement".

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

So in the caption, at the end, state that. Let's see:

The swimmer is a discrete solid object moving through the water via locomotion (freestyle stroke).

The background (pool walls and lane dividers) is stationary. The water movement is due to the swimmer's motion and is secondary, not dominant.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video shows a person's hands dealing cards. The main subject is the hands, so I need to describe their actions chronologically.

In the first frame, the hands are picking up a card from a tray with spools. The spools are colorful—green, red, purple, etc.—but the caption should mention their appearance briefly. Then, the hands place the card on the table, then another card. The cards are standard playing cards, like a heart and a club maybe.

Spatial relationships: the spools are in a tray on the table, the cards are placed on the table in front of the spools. The background has a dark table with a yellow "PAY" sign, but rule e says minimal background unless essential. Since the table is the setting, maybe mention the table color (dark purple) but keep it minimal.

Camera perspective: top-down, no movement mentioned, so static.

Let's structure it: hands reach from the left (since the person's arm is in black), pick up cards from the tray with colored spools (list colors? Wait, rule b says "briefly describe appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". The spools are multiple, colorful. The cards are two, one red heart, one club maybe.

Chronological order: first, hands pick up a card from the tray (spools are in a row), then place it on the table, then pick up another card, place it on the table.

So the caption should be: A person’s hands, clad in dark clothing, select playing cards from a tray holding colorful spools (green, red, purple) arranged in a row on a dark purple table. The hands pick up the first card, place it on the table, then pick up a second card and place it beside the first. The camera maintains a top-down static view throughout.

Wait, check rule a: motion and behavior in chronological order. So start with the hands picking the first card, then placing it, then picking the second, placing it.

Also, the spools: "colorful spools" but maybe specify the colors as green, red, purple (from the image). The cards: the first is a red heart, second is a club? Wait, in the frames, the cards are shown as the first card is a heart (like 2 of hearts?), then another card. But maybe don't specify the numbers, just that they are playing cards.

But rule b: "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So the cards are standard playing cards, maybe two cards placed on the table.

So: A person's hands, wearing dark sleeves, handle two playing cards on a dark purple table. The hands pick up a card from a tray containing multiple colorful spools (green, red, purple) lined up horizontally, place it on the table, then pick up a second card from the tray and place it next to the first. The camera remains static in a top-down perspective.

Check rules:

a) Motion chronologically: yes, picking, placing, picking, placing.

b) Appearance of hands (dark sleeves), spools (colorful, multiple), cards (playing cards, two).

c) Spatial: spools in tray on table, cards placed on table.

d) Camera: top-down, static.

e) Background minimal: table color mentioned, but that's essential.

f) Exclude text recognition: the "PAY" is part of the table, but maybe the problem says "exclude text recognition"—the "PAY" is part of the table, but since the task says "minimal unless essential", but the table is the setting. Wait, the problem says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion". The motion is dealing cards, so the table is the surface, so mentioning dark purple table is okay.

Let me make sure:

"Person’s hands (dark clothing) pick up playing cards from a tray with colorful spools (green, red, purple) on a dark purple table. The hands place the first card on the table, then pick up a second card from the tray and place it beside the first. The camera maintains a top-down static view."

Yes, that's concise, chronological, covers main subjects (hands, cards, spools), spatial relationships, camera.

Wait, the first frame shows the hands over the spools, then moving to place cards. So "pick up" is the action.

Another check: the output must be in <caption_output> tags.

So final caption:

<caption_output>A person’s hands, clad in dark sleeves, select two playing cards from a tray holding multiple colorful spools (green, red, purple) arranged horizontally on a dark purple table.

Discrete solid objects include the hands manipulating playing cards and the stationary thread spools. The hands exhibit deliberate motion (placing, moving cards) driven by physical interaction, while the spools remain motionless.

The background consists of a static purple surface and a tray with stationary thread spools. There is no shifting background or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke), so ambient environmental motion is absent.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, identify the main subjects. There's a person in historical clothing (white shirt, maroon vest, long skirt, maybe a head covering) and two children. The person is interacting with the kids near a log cabin.

Looking at the sequence: At the start, the person is holding something up, maybe a tool or object, and the kids are looking. Then the person moves, maybe adjusting something. The children are in front of the cabin, the person is to the left of the kids initially.

Chronic order: The person (appears to be an adult, wearing period clothing) raises an object, then moves it downward, possibly demonstrating something. The two children (blonde, one with short hair, another slightly taller) are watching. The person is positioned to the left of the kids, near the log cabin wall.

Spatial relationships: The person is left of the kids, kids are in front of the cabin. The cabin is wooden logs, background has greenery.

Camera movement: The video shows slight shifts, maybe following the person's movement. The camera is probably handheld, capturing the action from a medium distance, shifting slightly as the person moves.

Background: Minimal, just the cabin and some greenery, but since rule e says keep background minimal, maybe just mention the cabin is a log structure.

Now, structure the caption: Start with the person's action, then the kids' reaction, their positions, then camera.

Check rules: Focus on motion/behavior chronologically. Appearance: person in white shirt, maroon vest, long skirt; two kids with blonde hair. Spatial: person to left of kids, kids near log cabin. Camera perspective: likely eye-level, slight movement as person moves.

Putting it together:

A person dressed in a white shirt, maroon vest, and long skirt stands to the left of two blonde-haired children in front of a wooden log cabin. The person raises an object in their right hand, then lowers it while gesturing toward the children, who watch attentively. The children, positioned with their backs to the camera, shift slightly as the person moves. The camera remains at eye level, capturing the scene with minimal movement.

Wait, check the video frames: Frame 0 shows person holding something up, frame 1 person moves, frame 2 person is turning, frame 3 person is facing away? Wait, no, let's see:

Frame 0: Person (left) holding object up, kids in front (right side of frame). Frame 1: Person moves their hand down. Frame 2: Person moves away, kids still there. Frame 3: Person is facing the kids, then frame 4 person is turned away. Wait, the video sequence: the person starts by holding an object up (maybe a tool), then moves it down, then turns around? Wait, the first frame: person has arm up, object in hand. Second frame: person is moving, arm down. Third frame: person is facing away, maybe turning. Fourth frame: person is looking at the kids again. The kids are watching the person throughout.

So motion: The person raises their hand (object), then lowers it, and turns to face the children. The children are standing close to the cabin, looking at the person. The person is in historical attire, the kids are blonde.

So chronological: The person (in historical clothing) raises an object in their right hand, then lowers it while turning toward the two children, who stand with their backs to the camera near the log cabin. The children watch the person's movements as they shift position. The camera stays at eye level with slight movement.

Now, check all rules:

a) Motion chronologically: person raises object, lowers, turns; kids watch.

b) Appearance: person (white shirt, maroon vest, long skirt), two children (blonde).

c) Spatial: person to left of kids, kids near cabin.

d) Camera: eye level, slight movement.

e) Background minimal: log cabin, greenery is there but minimal.

f) Exclude text, names, etc.

So final caption:

A person wearing a white shirt, maroon vest, and long skirt stands to the left of two blonde-haired children in front of a log cabin. The person raises an object in their right hand, then lowers it and turns toward the children, who watch attentively. The children, positioned with their backs to the camera, shift slightly as the person moves. The camera remains at eye level with minimal movement.
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<caption_output>A person in a white shirt, maroon vest, and long skirt stands to the left of two blonde-haired children in front of a wooden log cabin. The person raises an object in their right hand, then lowers it while turning toward the children, who watch attentively. The children, positioned with their backs to

Two children and an adult (wearing historical clothing) are moving; the adult appears to be gesturing or interacting with the children, while the children turn and shift their positions.

The wooden log structure and surrounding trees show no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects observed).


A person wearing a white shirt and blue jeans cuts raw red meat on a table, using a large knife to slice and adjust the meat. The individual moves their hands and knife repeatedly, focusing on the meat while standing in front of a wall with hanging meat carcasses. The camera maintains a steady shot with slight shake.

A person wearing a white cap and shirt manipulates a large piece of meat on a table. The meat moves in discrete, solid motions (lifting, turning, and positioning) directly caused by the person's hands.

Static hanging carcasses in the background show no shifting or fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects). Background elements remain consistently positioned throughout the clip.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video starts with a large exercise ball on a red mat. Then a person approaches, sits on the ball, and starts moving. Wait, the sequence: first frame shows the ball, then person moves towards it, sits down, and starts rolling or moving forward. Let's check the timestamps.

Frame 0: Ball is stationary on red mat. Background has gym equipment, maybe a window. Person is partially visible in the bright area.

Frame 1: Person is still approaching, maybe sitting on the ball?

Frame 2: Person is sitting on the ball, then starts to push the ball forward? Wait, the next frames show the person moving the ball. Wait, the person sits on the ball, then pushes it, then maybe does a movement like rolling the ball?

Wait, looking at the frames: at [0.0], the ball is on the mat. Then [1.0], person comes into view, sits on the ball. [2.0], person is on the ball, hands on mat. [3.0], person is on all fours on the mat, but the ball is now behind them? Wait, no. Wait, the person sits on the ball, then maybe uses it for exercise. Let's see:

At frame 0: Ball is stationary on red mat. Person is in the background (bright area) moving towards the ball.

Frame 1: Person is now closer, sitting on the ball.

Frame 2: Person is positioned on the ball, leaning forward, hands on mat.

Frame 3: Person is on all fours (hands and knees) on the mat, with the ball behind them? Wait, no. Wait, the ball was on the mat, person sits on it, then pushes it, then maybe rolls it? Wait, maybe the person uses the ball for a push-up or some exercise.

Wait, the sequence: person sits on the ball, then moves forward, using the ball for support. Let's list the actions step by step.

- Starts with the large exercise ball (light gray) on a red mat.

- A person (blonde hair, wearing light-colored top) moves towards the ball.

- The person sits on the ball, then positions themselves with hands on the mat in front of the ball.

- Then, the person leans forward, using the ball as support, moving their upper body.

- The person moves into a plank position with hands on the mat, and the ball is now behind them.

Now, spatial relationships: The ball is on the red mat. The person is to the left of the ball initially, then sits on it. Then the person is on the mat, with the ball in front of them.

Wait, frame 0: ball is on the mat, person is in the background (left side maybe? The window is bright, so person is in front of the window). Frame 1: person moves towards the ball, sitting on it. Frame 2: person is sitting on the ball, hands on mat. Frame 3: person is on all fours on the mat, with the ball now behind them? Wait, no. Wait, the ball is on the mat, person sits on it, then pushes it forward. Wait, maybe the person is doing a ball exercise where they sit on the ball, then roll it forward, but the frame sequence shows the person moving the ball.

Wait, looking at the frames:

[0.0]: Ball is stationary on red mat, person is in the background (bright area) walking towards the ball.

[1.0]: Person sits on the ball.

[2.0]: Person is now on the ball, hands on the mat, body leaning forward.

[3.0]: Person is on the mat, hands and knees, ball now behind them.

Wait, that doesn't make sense. Maybe the person is using the ball to do a movement where they sit on the ball, then roll it forward, and then move into a plank.

Wait, maybe the correct sequence is:

Person approaches the ball, sits on it, then uses the ball for a push-up. So:

- The large exercise ball is on the red mat.

- A person with long blonde hair and a light top moves towards the ball.

- The person sits on the ball.

- The person leans forward, placing hands on the mat in front of the ball.

- The person lowers their body into a plank position.

Now, the camera perspective: it's a static shot, top-down or eye-level, but no movement. The background has gym equipment (like a rack with weights, a towel, some weights on the floor). The camera stays still, no panning or zooming.

Wait, the rules say to mention camera perspective and movement. The video's camera is static, no movement.

So putting it all together:

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A person interacts with a large exercise ball on a red mat, performing movements such as sitting, leaning, and shifting their body position.

Static background elements (shelves, door, mat) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present in the scene.


A woman with dark hair tied in a ponytail, wearing a sleeveless top, black shorts, sneakers, and black gloves with pink accents, performs a seated exercise on a purple yoga mat. She begins with her upper body supported by her hands on the mat and feet resting on a large yellow exercise ball, then lifts her torso upward while keeping her feet on the ball, lowering it back down in a repeated motion. The camera remains stationary, capturing her from a side angle.

The woman is moving her legs up and down while seated on a yellow exercise ball, demonstrating a discrete object motion due to physical exertion.

The background (wall, mirror, floor) is static and shows no shifting or environmental motion. No fluids or wind effects are present.


A person in a black top and patterned pants lies prone on a pink yoga mat in a grassy area, then transitions to a seated cross-legged position with hands pressed together in a prayer gesture facing forward. The background includes grass and trees, with the camera maintaining a static, wide shot throughout.

The person is moving by changing posture (from lying to sitting up and raising arms) in a discrete manner.

The background (trees, grass) is static with no shifting motion. No fire, water, smoke, or significant wind-driven motion observed.


A pair of hands holds a small white pinball machine with red bumpers and a transparent playfield, making slight adjustments to its position. The machine’s internal components and red targets are visible through the clear surface. The camera maintains a top-down perspective, stationary throughout the sequence, with minimal background detail.

The pinball ball and flippers are moving within the machine due to the game mechanics.

The background (floor) is static with no shifting. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


A child in a gray shirt with orange sleeves holds and eats a light-colored food item, eyes closed. A person in purple clothing sits behind and to the right, pointing and moving their right hand. The camera remains static with minor shake.

A child is actively moving their hand while eating a cookie (discrete motion of solid object), and a secondary person's hand shows minor motion; both actions involve explicit physical forces (eating, hand gestures).

The background elements (white chair, wall, furniture) show no uniform shifting; there are no fluid/environmental motions (fire, water, smoke, wind) present.


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A child (discrete solid object) manipulates a red box, adjusting its position and opening it. The child's movements (sitting, reaching, pushing) and the box's motion are distinct and trackable.

The background features static elements like sofas and wooden flooring that do not shift uniformly across frames. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion is visible.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. So the user provided a video that starts with a black screen, then transitions to a person riding a hoverboard. The main subject here is the person's legs and the hoverboard. The video shows the person moving on the hoverboard, with the hoverboard's lights visible. The background has some other items, maybe scooters or bikes, but they're not the focus.

First, I need to follow the rules. The caption should be chronological, focusing on motion and behavior. The main subject is the person on the hoverboard. The person is wearing blue jeans and red shoes. The hoverboard is black with red lights. The video starts with a black screen (0.0 seconds), then cuts to the person moving. The camera is focused on the lower body, so it's a low-angle shot, maybe from the front or slightly below. The background has other objects but they're not essential. The text overlay at the bottom mentions "Roamer MONSTER" and a website, but according to rule f, I need to exclude text recognition, so I shouldn't mention that.

The motion is the person balancing on the hoverboard, moving forward. The hoverboard's wheels are spinning, and the red lights are on. The background has some cluttered items, but maybe just mention that there are other scooters in the background but keep it minimal. The camera perspective seems to be a stationary shot focusing on the lower body, no significant movement. So the caption should start with the transition from black screen to the hoverboard, describe the person's movement, the hoverboard's features, and the background briefly. Then end with camera perspective.

Check the rules again: chronological order, mention appearance (blue jeans, red shoes, black hoverboard with red lights), spatial relationships (maybe the background has other items but not specific positions). Camera is low angle, possibly static. Avoid text and named characters.

Wait, the video starts at 0.0 seconds as a black screen, then at 1.4 seconds shows the person on hoverboard. The caption should start from the beginning. So first part: the video begins with a black screen, then transitions to a person riding a hoverboard. But according to the rules, the caption should be a paragraph describing the video, so it should start from the actual content. Maybe the black screen is the first frame, but the instruction says "provided video", which starts with the black screen. However, in the rules, they say to focus on motion and behavior, so maybe the black screen is just a start and then the main action is the hoverboard. But the user says "focus on the motion and behavior of main subjects in chronological order", so the main action starts at 1.4 seconds. But the output should be a paragraph, so the caption should include that the video starts with a black screen (as per the first frame), then shows the person moving.

Wait, looking at the sample video frames: [0.0] is black, then [1.4] is the person on hoverboard. The caption should mention the initial black screen and then the transition to the hoverboard scene. But according to rule e, background descriptions should be minimal. However, the video's first frame is black, so maybe the caption starts with that. But the user's example might expect starting from the action. Wait, the user's instruction says "describe the provided video", which includes all frames. So the caption should mention the black screen as the first part, then the subsequent frames.

But let's check the rules again. Rule a says "Focus primarily on the motion and behavior of main subjects in chronological order." So if the main subject's motion starts at 1.4 seconds, then the caption should start from there. However, the first frame is black, which is part of the video. But maybe the black screen is not relevant to the motion. Hmm. Wait, the rules say to exclude text recognition, but the video starts with black screen, then the action. So perhaps the caption should note the transition from black screen to the person on hoverboard.

Wait, the problem says "generate a concise, chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So the video starts with a black screen (0.0), then cuts to the hoverboard (1.4s). So the caption should mention the initial black screen, then the main content. But rule e says "background descriptions minimal unless essential". The black screen is the background here. So maybe:

"The video opens with a black screen before transitioning to a person's legs riding a black hoverboard with red lights. The individual, wearing blue jeans and red shoes, balances on the device while moving forward across a wooden floor. Other scooters are visible in the background. The camera maintains a low-angle, static shot focused on the lower body."

Wait, but the rules

A person (legs and feet) is moving on a hoverboard due to physical balancing and propulsion forces; the hoverboard wheels rotate as the person shifts weight.

The background (wooden floor and distant objects) is static with no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to focus on the main subjects, which are the two people in the video. The first person is wearing a blue shirt and black pants, standing still. The second person is in a gray shirt with red letters and black pants, doing kicks. Let's see the chronological order.

At the start (0.0 seconds), the person in gray does a high kick, right leg up, then comes down. Then in the next frame, they're standing, then kick again. So the actions are repeated kicks. The person in blue is stationary, facing the kicker. The background is a garage door with red floor. Camera is probably static, no movement mentioned.

Need to mention appearance: blue shirt, black pants for one; gray shirt, black pants for the other. Spatial relation: the kicker is in front of or next to the person in blue? The video shows them side by side, maybe the kicker is to the right of the person in blue. Wait, in the frames, the person in blue is on the left, gray shirt on the right.

So chronological: the person in gray shirt (black pants, red letters on shirt) performs a high kick with the right leg towards the person in blue, then returns to stance, then repeats. The person in blue stands still, facing the kicker. Background: white garage door, red floor. Camera is static, no movement.

Now, write concise paragraph. Start with the first action: "A person in a gray shirt and black pants executes a high kick towards a stationary individual in a blue shirt and black pants. The kicker then retracts the leg, maintains a stance, and repeats the kick motion multiple times while the observer remains still. The scene occurs against a white garage door backdrop with a red floor. The camera remains static throughout the sequence."

Check rules: chronological order, motion and behavior of main subjects. Appearance: gray shirt, black pants (kicker); blue shirt, black pants (observer). Spatial: kicker is to the right of observer, facing them. Background minimal: white garage door, red floor. Camera static. Exclude text recognition (red letters on shirt, but rule f says exclude text recognition, so maybe mention gray shirt without the letters, but rule f says exclude named characters or text recognition. Wait, rule f: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the red letters on the shirt are text, so we shouldn't mention them. So just gray shirt, black pants. Similarly, blue shirt.

So revise: "A person in a gray shirt and black pants executes a high kick towards a stationary individual in a blue shirt and black pants. The kicker then retracts the leg, maintains a stance, and repeats the kick motion multiple times while the observer remains still. The scene occurs against a white garage door backdrop with a red floor. The camera remains static throughout the sequence."

Check length: concise. Chronological: first kick, then retraction, then repeat. Yes.

Also, check spatial: the kicker is to the right of the observer (since in the video, the person in blue is left, gray is right). So maybe "A person in a gray shirt and black pants executes a high kick towards a stationary individual in a blue shirt and black pants positioned to their left. The kicker then retracts the leg, maintains a stance, and repeats the kick motion multiple times while the observer remains still. The scene occurs against a white garage door backdrop with a red floor. The camera remains static throughout the sequence."

But rule c says mention spatial relationships if relevant. In this case, the direction (towards) might imply the position. So "A person in a gray shirt and black pants executes a high kick towards a stationary individual in a blue shirt and black pants. The kicker then retracts the leg, maintains a stance, and repeats the kick motion multiple times while the observer remains still. The scene occurs against a white garage door backdrop with a red floor. The camera remains static throughout the sequence."

Wait, the original video: the kicker is on the right, observer on left. So the kicker's kick is towards the observer. So "towards" is correct.

Also, check if "multiple times" is accurate: the video shows three kicks (0.0, 1.4, 2.5, 3.6... so the action is repeated, maybe the first kick, then after retraction, another kick, etc.)

Yes, the caption should describe the sequence step by step. Let's see the timestamps:

0.0: kick

1.0: retraction, then maybe stance

2.0: another kick

3.0: retraction, stance

4.0: another kick

So the kicker does a kick, then retracts, then does another kick, etc. So "executes

Two solid human subjects: a person in a blue shirt (stationary observer) and a person in a black shirt (performing high-kick movements). The kicking motion involves discrete limb trajectories due to explicit physical forces (leg extension/rotation).

The garage door background and red floor remain stationary without shifting or environmental effects (no fire, water, smoke, or wind). The black cylindrical object on the left also shows no motion.


The video opens with a woman with curly blonde hair and a blue jacket on top of a blue dumpster, pointing toward the camera while holding a brown work boot. She then steps back as another person in a dark hoodie and jeans lifts a large black bag into the green dumpster adjacent to the blue one. The camera shifts from a wide shot of the dumpsters to close-ups of the woman’s actions and the bag being deposited, maintaining a slight shake during transitions.

A woman (blue jacket) moves her hand and head to point at a boot. Another person (dark sweater) handles a large black bag, lifting and maneuvering it.

Background elements (concrete structures, blue/green containers) are static; no significant fluid or wind motion observed.


A man in a dark suit stands in front of a weather map, gesturing with his right hand toward various regions. The map shifts to display different geographic areas as he continues to gesture. The scene transitions to a forecast table, where the man stands with his hands moving as if explaining the data. The camera remains stationary throughout, focusing on the man and the changing background displays.

The presenter (a solid, distinct human) is moving his hands and body while gesturing and speaking, with clear bounding box tracking.

The map and static background elements (like 'London', 'Cardiff', 'THURSDAY' text) remain fixed without shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


Hands assemble colorful LEGO bricks (red, green, yellow, blue) on a white surface into a small structure, then lift and move it aside to reveal a large pile of scattered bricks below. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with slight movement, following the hands' actions as they build and rearrange the pieces.

Hands manipulate Lego bricks, placing and adjusting them to build structures on a white surface. The bricks are solid and move due to physical forces (e.g., pushing, stacking).

No shifting background or fluid motion; the white board and wooden floor remain static throughout the video.


A person in black clothing stands on a grassy area near a hedge, bends forward, lowers their body to a kneeling position with hands on the grass, then rises to a standing position and walks away. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person (wearing dark clothing and white shoes) is moving: initially swinging their arms, then squatting, sitting, bending over, and standing up. The person's motions are distinct and driven by their own actions.

The background (bushes and grass) shows no significant shifting or fluid motion. Grass movement is minimal and not dominant, and there are no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects that would qualify as ambient environmental.


A person wearing a black shirt, blue shorts, and white sneakers crouches low on a carpeted floor, hands extended toward the ground, maintaining a still posture throughout the video. The camera remains static at a low angle, capturing the scene from the floor level.

A person in blue shorts and black shirt is performing a stretching motion, with the right arm slowly moving toward the ground while maintaining a crouched position.

Static background elements (bookshelf, television, floor) remain fixed with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A person in a black shirt and red shorts steers a car from the driver’s seat, hands on the wheel, as the vehicle moves forward through a residential area with houses and trees visible outside. A white SUV passes by on the road ahead. The camera remains inside the car, capturing the driver’s actions and the forward motion, with slight camera shake as the car drives.

discrete_object_physics | ambient_environmental | camera_motion | ego_motion | static


A white dog stands in front of a white van, then moves out of frame. A person with long blonde hair, wearing sunglasses and a light-colored shirt, enters from the left, walks past the van from left to right, and exits to the right. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person (discrete solid object) is moving near the van, exhibiting controlled locomotion (e.g., walking, turning), with distinct bounding box movement.

The background elements (white van, distant structures) show minimal to no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke is visible. Background remains largely static with no uniform shifting.


A person in a bright green shirt and black pants stands on a circular throwing area, holding a discus. They rotate, swinging the discus in a full circle before releasing it. The throw occurs within a netted enclosure, with a grassy field in the background. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a side perspective.

The thrower (a person) is rotating and releasing the discus, causing the discus to travel through the air. Both are discrete, solid objects moving due to the thrower's action.

The background is stationary (no shifting of static elements). There is no dominant fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, wind) affecting the scene.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to follow the rules. The video starts with a logo: Swagler Strength & Performance with a Superman logo. Then it transitions to Combine 360 with yellow and gray. Next, the scene shifts to a gym where a person (Rich Lattimore, but we can't mention named characters) is doing jump ropes. Wait, the rules say exclude text recognition, named characters, so I can't say Rich Lattimore. Just describe the action.

So the sequence: logo (Swagler), then Combine 360, then the gym. In the gym, the person is holding a jump rope, starts jumping. The background has equipment. Need to describe motion chronologically.

First part: the video opens with a logo showing "Swagler Strength & Performance" with a Superman emblem between barbells. Then transitions to "Combine 360" logo with yellow and gray circular design. Then cuts to a gym setting where a person in a light blue sleeveless top and dark shorts begins jumping rope, moving the rope under and over feet in a circular motion. The person stands on a green mat with gym equipment visible in the background. The camera remains stationary, capturing the full-body motion from a frontal perspective.

Wait, need to check the rules. Focus on motion and behavior of main subjects. The main subject is the person jumping rope. Chronological order: starts with logos (but logos are part of the intro, maybe describe the sequence as the video starts with the Swagler logo, then Combine 360, then the person jumping). But rules say "main subjects (people/animals/objects) in chronological order". So the main action is the person jumping.

Let me outline:

- Opening frames: logo with text and Superman emblem (Swagler Strength & Performance), then transitions to Combine 360 logo. Then the scene shifts to the gym where a person starts jumping rope.

- In the gym, the person (light blue top, dark shorts) holds jump rope, begins jumping, moving rope in circular motion under and over feet.

- Background: gym with equipment, but minimal description.

- Camera: stationary, frontal view.

Now, follow the rules: exclude text recognition (so don't mention "100 Heavy Jump Ropes in 60 Seconds" text), named characters. So the person is just a person in light blue top and dark shorts.

Let me structure the caption:

The video begins with a logo featuring "Swagler Strength & Performance" over a Superman emblem between barbells, followed by a transition to a "Combine 360" logo with yellow and gray rings. It then cuts to a gym where a person in a light blue sleeveless top and dark shorts starts jumping rope, rhythmically swinging the rope under and over their feet. The individual stands on a green mat with gym equipment visible in the background. The camera remains static, capturing the full-body motion from a frontal perspective throughout the sequence.

Wait, check if "Swagler" is part of the logo. The first frame is "SWAGLER STRENGTH & PERFORMANCE" with the Superman emblem. Then "COMBINE 360" logo. Then the gym scene.

But the rules say exclude text recognition, but the logos are part of the video. Wait, rule f: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." Wait, "text recognition" might mean don't mention the text in the logos? Wait, no. Wait, the rules: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So "text recognition" here means not to include the text that's on the screen as part of the caption? Wait, the example: in the video description, the text "Rich Lattimore" and "100 Heavy Jump Ropes in 60 Seconds" are mentioned, but the rules say to exclude text recognition, named characters, so we should not mention them.

So in the caption, don't mention the text on the screen. So the logos are visual elements but we describe them without naming the text.

Wait, the first frame: "SWAGLER STRENGTH & PERFORMANCE" with Superman emblem between barbells. The caption should describe the visual elements without mentioning the text. Wait, no—the rules are for the captioner to avoid text recognition. So if the video shows text, the captioner shouldn't mention it. So in the opening, instead of saying "the video shows 'Swagler...' logo", just describe the visual: "A logo featuring a Superman emblem between barbells with the words 'SWAGLER STRENGTH & PERFORMANCE' appears."

But the rule f says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So maybe the caption should not mention the text. So perhaps the

The person (Rich Lattimore) is moving by raising arms, stepping, and arm motions. This motion is discrete and due to physical locomotion.

The background (gym walls, equipment) is static with no shifting. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) present.


A shirtless person with a visible back tattoo sits in a bathtub, while a second person’s hands interact with them, adjusting their posture and holding a black phone. The hands move around the seated individual’s back and shoulders, then bring the phone closer to the frame. The camera remains handheld and slightly shaky, capturing the interaction with minimal background detail.

Discrete objects: two people (one in tub, one holding a phone). The person holding the phone manipulates it with hands, causing motion.

The background includes a bathtub and wall fixtures. There is no shifting of background elements indicating camera motion, and no dominant fluid motion (water in tub is static)


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to describe the video chronologically. The video starts with a blue go-kart (or small vehicle) with a driver wearing a helmet and light-colored shirt, moving on a paved road. Then, another vehicle, white with a driver in dark clothing, passes by. After that, the blue vehicle exits the frame, and the road is empty except for the spectators on the left. Wait, let's check the timestamps.

Frame 0: Blue vehicle (driver in helmet, light shirt) is on the road. There are spectators on the left, greenery and a stone wall on the right.

Frame 1: The blue vehicle is still there, but maybe another one? Wait, the sequence shows the blue vehicle first, then a white vehicle. Let me re-examine.

Wait, the video has 6 frames (0 to 5). Let's go step by step.

At 0.0s: A blue go-kart with a driver (helmet, light shirt) is on the road. Other spectators in the background left, greenery and stone wall right.

At 1.0s: The blue go-kart is still there, but another vehicle (white, maybe a go-kart or similar) is now visible, driving past the blue one. So the blue is moving, then the white comes into view.

At 2.0s: The white vehicle passes the blue one, and the blue exits the frame. Then the road is empty except for the spectators.

Wait, no. The description says: frame 0 has blue vehicle; frame 1: same blue vehicle, then the white vehicle comes in? Wait, the frames:

[0.0] shows blue kart with driver (helmet, light shirt) on road. Spectators left, greenery.

[1.0] shows blue kart still, but maybe the driver is moving, then the white kart appears.

Wait, the user's frame description:

[0.0] blue kart, driver.

[1.0] blue kart (same?) or another? Wait, no, the video frames:

First frame: blue kart with driver (helmet, light shirt, casual clothes) on road.

Second frame: blue kart is still, but another vehicle (white, maybe a different type) is approaching from behind? Wait, the caption rules say to focus on motion. Let's parse the movement.

The blue vehicle starts, then the white vehicle comes into view, passing the blue one. Then the blue exits, and the white goes past.

Wait, the sequence:

- At the start (0s), blue go-kart (driver in helmet, light shirt) is moving towards the camera? Or away? Let's see.

The road is a two-lane road, with spectators on the left side (behind a barrier), greenery and stone wall on the right. The blue kart is on the road, moving towards the direction where the spectators are. Wait, the video shows the kart moving, so the camera is stationary, and the karts are moving towards the camera or away?

Wait, frame 0: karts are moving towards the camera (since they get closer). Then the blue kart is in the frame, then the white kart comes, then the blue exits, then the white continues.

Wait, the key is the order:

0.0s: Blue kart (1st) is visible.

1.0s: Blue kart (1st) is still there, and a white kart (2nd) is moving towards the camera.

2.0s: White kart passes blue, so blue is now behind or the white is in front.

Wait, no. The description of the frames:

Frame 0: blue kart (driver in helmet, light shirt) on road, spectators left, greenery.

Frame 1: blue kart is still, but the white kart (driver in dark clothes) is now visible on the road, moving towards the camera? Or the white kart is passing.

Wait, the movement: the blue kart is moving forward (towards the camera), then the white kart also moves, overtaking the blue.

Wait, in frame 0, blue kart is in the foreground. Frame 1, blue kart is still in the frame but the white kart is coming up behind? Wait, the user's frame description:

[0.0] shows blue go-kart with driver.

[1.0] shows another vehicle (white), so maybe the blue is moving forward, then the white appears. Then the blue leaves the frame.

Wait, the video sequence:

- At 0.0, a blue go-kart with a driver in a helmet and light-colored shirt is on the paved road, moving toward the camera. There are spectators on the left side of the road and a stone wall with

Multiple go-karts (solid objects) are moving along the road, exhibiting locomotion-driven displacement. Each kart is distinct and tracks consistently across frames.

Static background elements (stone wall, trees, grass) remain consistently positioned; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene starts with a grassy field with trees in the background. There are three people: one in red, one in pink, and one in green. The person in green is running towards the right. Then the camera shifts up to show a bird flying? Wait, no, maybe a frisbee? Wait, the video is about people playing. Let's check each frame.

Frame 0: Three people on a field. Red shirt, pink shirt, green shirt. They're standing. Frame 1: Maybe the person in green is running. Frame 2: Camera moves up to show a bird or frisbee? Wait, the video might be a game like frisbee. Wait, the first frame: people on a field. Then the person in green (maybe a player) runs towards the right. Then camera moves up, maybe following a throw. Then frame 4: the person in red is running, others are there. Wait, the description says "conclude with camera perspective and movement".

Let's outline the sequence:

1. Initial scene: Three players (red, pink, green) on a grassy field with trees. Green player runs to the right.

2. Camera tilts up to follow a flying object (maybe a frisbee), showing the sky.

3. Then the camera pans down to show players moving again, now including more people (like a pink shirt runner). The background has cars and buildings.

So the main subjects are the players. Let's count: first frame has three, then maybe more? The second frame has more people? Wait, the user provided 5 frames.

Let's list:

Frame 0: People in red, pink, green on field.

Frame 1: Green player runs, others move.

Frame 2: Camera up, showing sky and trees.

Frame 3: Camera back to field, showing players (red, pink, green) running.

Frame 4: Players moving, background with cars.

So chronological order:

- Start with three players (red, pink, green) on a grassy field. The green-shirted player runs towards the right.

- The camera tilts upward, following a flying object (likely a frisbee or ball) into the sky.

- Then the camera pans down to show the players moving across the field, with the pink-shirted player leading, and the green-shirted player running behind.

- The background includes trees and parked cars near a building.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior in chronological order, mention appearance (colors), spatial relationships, camera movement.

So the caption should be:

Three people—a red-shirted, a pink-shirted, and a green-shirted individual—run across a grassy field, with the green-shirted person moving rightward. The camera tilts upward to track a flying object against the sky, then pans down to follow the players as they continue running, with the pink-shirted person leading and the green-shirted individual behind. The background includes trees and distant parked cars. The camera movement is upward tilt followed by downward pan.

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

Start with main subjects: three people (red, pink, green) on field. Then green runs right. Camera tilts up. Then pans down. Mention motion.

"Three individuals, two wearing pink and red shirts and one in green, run across a grassy field with trees in the background. The green-shirted person moves rightward. The camera tilts upward to follow a flying object, then pans down to show the group continuing to run, with the pink-shirted person leading. The background includes parked cars and buildings."

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

So camera movement: tilts up, then pans down.

Also, "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential". So background has trees and cars, maybe mention as part of the setting but minimal.

Let's draft:

In a grassy field bordered by trees, three people—wearing red, pink, and green shirts—run, with the green-shirted individual moving right. The camera tilts upward to follow a flying object against the sky, then pans down to capture the group continuing their motion, including the pink-shirted runner leading. The background features parked cars and distant buildings. The camera movements are an upward tilt followed by a downward pan.

Check if concise, chronological.

Wait, the first frame has three people. Then the green runs. Then camera up. Then camera down showing more people? Wait, the frames show that in frame 4, there are more people (maybe the pink shirt is now two? No, maybe the green shirt is still there). Let's see the given frames:

Frame 0

Briefly describe what discrete, solid objects are moving.

Briefly check for shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


A man wearing a black tank top and dark shorts holds dumbbells at his sides, then swings them outward in a wide arc before lifting them upward. A person in a black shirt stands behind him near gym equipment. The camera remains stationary, capturing the exercise from a frontal perspective.

Main subject (person in black tank top) performs rhythmic arm extensions/retractions (weightlifting exercise). Background person walks left-to-right across the scene. Both movements are solid-object locomotion driven by muscle contraction.

Background elements (gym equipment, structural walls) show no uniform shifting or environmental motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind detected. Background remains stable with consistent spatial relationships between fixed objects.


A person in a blue shirt sits in a chair while a second person in a brown shirt styles their hair. The stylist moves behind and around the seated individual, adjusting their position and hair, with the client occasionally leaning forward. The camera maintains a steady perspective with minor handheld shake throughout.

The barber (in brown jacket) is moving his hands to cut the client's hair, while the client (in blue shirt) moves his head and body in response to the barber's actions.

The background (shelves, wall, painting) is static and unchanging. No environmental elements such as fire, water, or smoke are present.


In an office setting with desks and computers, three people interact: a seated individual in a blue shirt gestures with their right hand, then shifts focus to papers in their lap; a standing person in a gray shirt holds a tablet, while another person in a mustard shirt stands nearby. The seated individual's hand moves from gesturing to handling papers. The camera remains static throughout.

Solid objects (three people) exhibit discrete motion: seated person gestures/writes, standing individuals interact through hand movements and posture shifts.

Background elements (office walls, desks, computers) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


Two individuals sit in a green metal cart moving leftward; the person on the left wears a white shirt while the person on the right wears a yellow top, both seated in front of a large Christmas tree adorned with red and silver ornaments. The cart advances slowly, with the camera maintaining a steady follow shot exhibiting slight shake as it tracks the motion.

Two human-like figurines (Santa Claus and a child) on a green platform, with visible movements in arm/body positioning across frames.

No shifting background elements (Christmas tree and decorations remain static); no fire, water, wind, or other environmental motion observed.


A person with curly hair and a dark blue hoodie holds a white flute, then brings it to their lips to play; the camera remains static.

The person's hands and the flute are moving as the person plays the instrument (hand movements to cover holes and slight flute vibrations).

Static background (wall and door) with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects observed.


A person's hand, wearing a black wristband, manipulates a mechanical component inside a white device with two circular knobs labeled "STITCH" and "STITCH LENGTH." The hand adjusts the component, then extends further into the device, possibly using a tool. The device's knobs remain stationary, and the camera maintains a close-up, top-down perspective throughout.

A hand with a black wristband is moving to manipulate a small metallic object and a tool (e.g., screwdriver) to interact with the device. The motion is explicit physical interaction.

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected. Background elements (device and red surface) are static.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this caption. First, watch the video. The scene is outdoors with barrels, a small shed, and a man. The man is sitting on a barrel, then stands up, moves towards a round table, does something (maybe picks up an object), then sits back.

Main subject: a man (gender maybe not necessary, but he's the one moving). Actions: sits, stands, moves to table, interacts, sits again. Spatial: he's near the barrels, table in the center. Background: barrels, shed, gravel ground. Camera is stationary, no movement.

Check rules: chronological order. Start with him sitting, then standing, moving to table, acting, then sitting. Appearance: he's in dark clothing, size normal. Spatial: in front of barrels, to the right of the table? Wait, the table is in the middle, he's near the barrels behind. Wait, the initial frame shows him sitting on a barrel to the right of the table. Then he stands, moves towards the table, maybe picks up something, then sits.

Need to describe motion. "A man in dark clothing sits on a wooden barrel near the background barrels, then stands and moves toward a central round table, interacts with an object on the table, and returns to his original position." Wait, check the frames: frame 0-1: sitting. Frame 2: standing. Frame 3: moving towards table. Frame 4: maybe placing something or picking up, then frame 5: sitting again.

Background minimal: barrels, shed, gravel. Camera perspective: static, no movement.

Conclude with camera: static shot.

Now, concise paragraph. Make sure to hit chronological: sits, stands, moves to table, interacts, sits.

Let me structure:

"A man in dark clothing sits on a barrel behind a central round table, then stands and walks toward the table, interacts with an object on its surface, and returns to his seated position on the barrel. The scene takes place in an outdoor area with large barrels and a small shed, captured by a static camera."

Check rules: main subject motion (chronological), appearance (dark clothing), spatial (behind table, on barrel), background minimal (barrels, shed), camera static.

Wait, in the video, the table is in the middle. The man is initially sitting on a barrel to the right of the table? Let's see. The initial frames: he's sitting on a barrel to the right of the table. Then he stands, moves towards the table (so he moves left towards the table), interacts with the table, then sits back.

So "sits on a barrel to the right of a central round table, stands, walks left toward the table, interacts with an object on the table, and returns to his original position."

But need to be concise. Maybe: "A man in dark clothing sits on a barrel behind a central round table, stands, moves toward the table, interacts with an object on the table, and resumes sitting. The setting features large barrels and a shed, viewed from a fixed camera angle."

Check the output format: must be a paragraph.

Wait, the rules say "concise, chronological paragraph". Let's draft:

In an outdoor area with wooden barrels and a shed, a man in dark clothing sits on a barrel near the background, stands, walks toward a central round table, interacts with an object on the table, and sits back down. The camera remains stationary throughout.

Wait, check if "background" is okay. Maybe "behind a central round table" for position.

Original frames: the man is to the right of the table, sitting. Then he moves left to the table.

So: "A man in dark clothing sits on a barrel to the right of a central round table, then stands and walks toward the table, interacts with an object on the table’s surface, and returns to his seat. The scene is set in an outdoor space with large barrels and a shed, captured by a static camera."

Yes, that's chronological. Mention the motion (sits, stands, walks, interacts, returns). Appearance: dark clothing. Spatial: right of table, on barrel. Background: barrels, shed. Camera: static.

Check if all rules are met.
a) Motion: yes, chronological.
b) Appearance: dark clothing, number (one man).
c) Spatial: right of table, on barrel.
d) Camera: static.
e) Background minimal (barrels, shed).
f) No text, names.

Yes, that should work.
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<caption_output>A man in dark clothing sits on a barrel to the right of a central round table, stands, walks toward the table, interacts with an object on its surface, and

A person is walking through the scene, moving from the background towards the foreground and then turning.

No shifting background; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A child in a red shirt and blue pants rides a bicycle on a paved path bordered by trees to the left and a building to the right. The child loses balance, falls off the bike, and lands on the path while the bicycle skids left. The child pushes themselves up and moves toward a standing person in dark clothing nearby. A second person in green appears on the right as the child continues to rise. The camera remains stationary throughout.

Discrete objects: child in red (rides bike, falls, gets up), bike (rolls away after falling), person in green (runs across frame). These motions are due to physical forces and locomotion.

Background elements (trees, building) are stable with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind causing environmental motion. Snow is static except for object interactions.


A person's hand pours a clear liquid from a bottle into a sink filled with orange liquid, then another hand holding a clear droplet drops it into the liquid, causing ripples; the background shows a tiled wall and toiletries on the counter. The camera remains fixed, focusing on the sink and hands.

A hand is moving to transfer a drop of liquid into the container.

The background (workshop setting) is static. The liquid in the container is being disturbed by the hand, but this is secondary and not a dominant fluid/environmental motion.


A silver car is positioned on the left side of the frame, while a person in a blue shirt and black shorts stands near the curb and another individual in a red cap crouches on the sidewalk. A yellow sports car with the number "55" is visible in the background. As the video progresses, the yellow car moves through the intersection, passing the silver car and continuing along the road. People on the sidewalk observe and film the car's movement. The camera tracks the yellow car's motion, shifting from a wider intersection view to a closer angle as the car approaches, maintaining focus on its path.

The yellow sports car (Lamborghini) is the primary moving object, driven by its engine. Other objects (silver car, yellow taxi, parked cars, and a person) are stationary.

The background (trees, buildings, parked cars, and a blue sign) remains static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A person in a black shirt and gray pants crouches on a rocky shore covered in purple vegetation, then stands and walks along the water's edge, turning their body to face the camera briefly before continuing to move toward the right side of the frame. The camera follows the person's movement with a slight shake, capturing their motion against a backdrop of blue water and distant rocks.

A man (solid, distinct object) is moving: bending down to pick up an item, standing, turning, and gesturing toward the sea. His movements are discrete and driven by intentional locomotion (bending, walking, arm motions).

The background features rocks and the sea. While sea waves exhibit ambient environmental motion (fluid motion), they are not dominant; the rocks remain static and show no uniform shifting. The ambient water motion is secondary to the subject's actions.


A person with a gloved hand holds a brush to apply henna to their eyebrow. The gloved hand moves methodically along the brow, spreading the dark henna paste. The camera remains in a close-up, steady shot focusing on the application process.

The gloved hand and makeup application tool are discrete, solid objects exhibiting controlled motion (applying makeup) driven by human action.

The background features static light bulbs; no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind-driven movement observed. Background elements are fixed.


A group of six to eight casually dressed people walk in a line from left to right, then approach a yellow ticket booth structure. One person in red shorts and a dark bag moves toward the booth while others continue walking; some carry bags, and others wear patterned tops. The camera follows the group, panning slightly to the right as they advance toward the booth. The background includes urban buildings and palm trees, with minimal emphasis on the setting.


A girl in a purple outfit and white knee-high socks begins swinging on a rope swing in a rural courtyard. She moves back and forth, her feet leaving the ground as she swings higher. The background includes potted plants, a blue bucket, and a thatched structure. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

A girl (discrete solid object) is swinging on a swing; her motion is generated by explicit physical forces (her own locomotion, gravity, and swing mechanics).

The background (rocks, wooden structure, plants, and stationary objects) shows no uniform shifting or displacement. Minor plant swaying is present but negligible. No fire, water, smoke, or dominant fluid motion observed.


A person in dark clothing pushes a white Segway with black wheels up a black ramp into the open rear of a dark SUV. The individual guides the Segway upward, lifting it slightly as it moves along the ramp toward the vehicle's interior. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a fixed angle.

A person is actively pushing a scooter into a vehicle, with the scooter and person moving due to physical force application.

Background elements (ground, grass, building) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind visible.