RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's see. I need to generate a concise chronological paragraph describing the provided video based on the user's instructions.

First, the video starts with a light yellow background. Then, there's text that appears: "ROYALTY FREE STOCK FOOTAGES" in colorful letters. The text changes colors slightly over time. After that, the scene transitions to a handshake between two people. The handshake is the main action here.

I need to focus on the motion and behavior of the main subjects. The main subjects are the two people shaking hands. They're wearing business attire—one in a gray shirt, the other in white. The handshake is the key action.

The background is blurred, so maybe mention it's blurred but not detailed. The spatial relationship is that the hands are clasped together. The camera is probably close-up on the hands, maybe a steady shot.

Wait, the user said to exclude text recognition. So the text part is just the initial screen, but according to rule g, I shouldn't include text recognition. Wait, the rules say "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the text on the screen (ROYALTY FREE...) is part of the video, but since it's text, I shouldn't describe it. Wait, but the example in the user's input shows that the first part is the text. Hmm.

Wait, looking back at the problem statement: the task is to generate a caption for the provided video. The user provided a sample where the first frames are text, then a handshake. The instructions say to exclude text recognition. So maybe the initial text part is part of the video but we shouldn't mention it. Wait, but the user's example shows that the first part is text, then a handshake. The caption needs to be chronological. So the video starts with the text (but according to the rules, we should exclude text recognition), so maybe the caption starts with the handshake.

Wait, the user's example input includes the text as part of the video. Let me check the exact instructions. Rule f says: Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis. So any text in the video should not be described. So the first part is the text "ROYALTY FREE..." but since we can't mention it, the caption should start from the handshake. Wait, but the video starts with the text, then transitions to the handshake. How to handle this?

Wait, the problem states: "generate a concise, chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So the video starts with the text, then shows the handshake. But the user's rules say to exclude text recognition, so perhaps the caption should skip describing the text and start with the handshake. But the video starts with the text, so the sequence is: text appears, then transitions to handshake. However, since text recognition is excluded, the caption should focus on the handshake. Wait, but the user's example input shows that the first few frames are text, then the handshake. The caption must be chronological, so even though text is excluded, the video starts with text. But the rules say exclude text recognition, so maybe the caption should just describe the handshake as the main content.

Wait, perhaps the user made a mistake here. The problem says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So if the video starts with text, we need to skip that part in the caption. But the video is provided as frames 0 to 5, with frame 0 being the background, then frame 1-4 showing the text, then frame 5 showing the handshake. But according to the rules, we shouldn't mention the text. So the caption should start with the handshake. But the chronological order should mention the sequence. However, if the text is part of the video but we can't describe it, perhaps the caption starts at the handshake.

Wait, the user's example in the problem statement shows that the first part is text, then handshake. The instructions say to focus on motion and behavior of main subjects. The main subject in the handshake is the two people shaking hands. So the caption should start with that.

But how to handle the initial text? Since the user says to exclude text recognition, the caption should not mention the text. So the video starts with a transition (maybe the text fades out), then shows the handshake. But the user's rules say to focus on the main subjects. So the caption would start with the handshake.

Wait, the problem says: "generate a concise, chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So if the video starts with text (which we can't describe), then transitions to handshake, the caption should describe the handshake part. But the sequence is text first, then handshake. However, since text recognition is excluded, the caption must focus on the handshake. So the chronological description would start with the handshake.

Wait, but maybe the initial text is

Two individuals engaged in a handshake, a discrete physical interaction between solid objects (hands).

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion observed; the handshake scene has a static (blurred) background that does not shift uniformly.


A group of approximately a dozen people wearing white shirts and black pants perform coordinated movements in a gymnasium, holding blue and red circular props. They step and turn in unison, shifting positions across the wooden floor while maintaining formation; some members move in front of others. The camera remains stationary with a slight pan left, capturing the synchronized motion against gym walls and windows.

A group of people in white shirts and black pants are moving in a coordinated manner, stepping and raising blue and red circular objects. This motion is due to their own locomotion and arm movements.

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


A girl wearing a patterned headband and sleeveless top is seated in a room with green walls. She smiles, then brings a small blue inflatable object to her mouth and inflates it. The camera remains static with slight movement.

A person is moving their head and hands while holding and inflating a balloon.

The background (walls, ceiling, furniture) is static with no uniform shifting. No environmental fluids (fire, water, smoke, wind) are present.


A shirtless person with dark hair reaches for a green cup on the kitchen counter, then turns to handle white dishes and metallic pots at the sink. The tiled countertop holds colorful cups and kitchenware. The camera remains stationary with slight movement.

A shirtless person actively moves their arms and body to manipulate kitchen objects (cups, plates, utensils) on the counter. The person lifts, rotates, and repositions items using physical force.

The background (tiled wall, counter, and kitchen items) remains stationary throughout the video. No fluid motion (water, fire, smoke) or wind-induced movement is present.


A person wearing a pink shirt and dark pants enters the frame from the top right, walks toward the refrigerator, opens the door, and exits the frame. The camera remains stationary in a top-down perspective throughout the sequence.

A person (in pink shirt) moves from the top of the frame to the right, opening a cabinet door. The cabinet door moves due to the person's action.

The background (wall, framed picture) is static and does not shift. There is no visible fire, water, or smoke. Therefore, no ambient environmental motion.


A person in a dark sleeveless top flips through an open newspaper spread on a table, moving pages and adjusting sections with their hands. The newspaper pages display text and images, with the person positioned behind the table. The camera maintains a close-up perspective focused on the newspaper and hand movements, capturing the sequential motion of page-turning. Background elements are minimal, emphasizing the interaction with the printed material.

A person's hands actively flip newspaper pages, causing discrete motion of the paper as it turns from one page to the next.

Background elements (wall, furniture) remain stationary and show no shifting or environmental motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A small child wearing a light green top and dark pants jumps between two light blue armchairs positioned side by side in a living room. Starting on the left chair, the child leaps onto the right chair, which holds a light blue pillow, then jumps back to the left chair. The background includes a fireplace to the left and a television mounted above a wooden console, but the camera remains stationary, capturing the child's movements in a fixed perspective.

A person on a sofa moves through discrete actions: sitting, standing, adjusting pillows, and shifting positions, indicating physical locomotion and object interaction.

Background elements (walls, furniture, windows) remain stationary; no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind effects observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's see. The video starts with a snowy landscape. There are trees and a path. Then a person on a snowboard comes into view. They move along the path, passing by the trees. The person is wearing dark clothing. The camera seems to be following the movement, maybe panning or tracking. Let's structure it chronologically.

First frame: snowy field with trees, path. Then the snowboarder appears, moves from the background towards the camera, following the path. They navigate around the trees. The camera follows their movement, maybe with a slight shake as they go. Background is snowy, minimal description.

Need to keep it concise. Mention the main subject: snowboarder, dark clothing, moving along the path, passing trees. Camera movement is following the snowboarder.

So, the caption should start with the setting, then the action. Let's check the rules.

Chronological: start with the scene, then the snowboarder entering, moving, passing trees, approaching the camera. Camera perspective: follows the snowboarder, maybe tracking.

Appearance: dark clothing, snowboarder.

Spatial: moving along the path, passing trees (to the left or right? The video shows them moving towards the camera, so maybe the path curves, they move from background to foreground, passing trees on either side).

Camera: following the movement, slight shake? The video might have a slight shake as it's handheld.

Let's draft: A snowboarder in dark clothing glides along a winding snow path, moving from the background toward the camera, navigating around small trees. The camera tracks their motion with a slight shake, maintaining a top-down perspective as they approach.

Wait, top-down? The initial frames show a view that might be a bit high, but as they move, maybe it's a following shot. The first frames are a wide shot, then the snowboarder comes into view. The camera might be static initially then following.

Wait, the video starts with the landscape, then the snowboarder appears. The camera movement: in the first few frames, the camera might be panning to follow the snowboarder as they move.

Let me think again. The first frame is a snowy field with trees and a path. Then the snowboarder comes into the frame, moving down the path. The camera follows the snowboarder as they approach.

So, the caption: A person in dark clothing snowboards along a winding snow path, moving from the background toward the foreground. They navigate around small trees and approach the camera, which follows their motion with a slight shake.

Check the rules: chronological order, appearance (dark clothing, person), motion (snowboarding), spatial (winding path, around trees), camera movement (follows motion, slight shake).

Make sure background is minimal: "snowy landscape with scattered trees" but the rule says "minimal unless essential". Since the path is essential for the motion, maybe mention "snow path" instead of full background.

Let's try: A snowboarder in dark clothing glides along a snowy path, moving from the background toward the camera. They navigate past small trees, with the camera tracking their movement.

Wait, need to be more specific on the sequence. First, the scene shows snow, trees, path. Then the snowboarder enters, moves along the path, passes trees.

So: The video opens with a snowy landscape featuring scattered trees and a winding path. A snowboarder in dark clothing appears, gliding along the path from the background toward the camera, navigating around small trees. The camera follows the snowboarder’s movement with a slight shake.

Check rules: chronological, appearance (dark clothing), motion (gliding, navigating), spatial (around trees, path), camera (follows, slight shake). Background minimal (only necessary parts: snowy landscape with trees and path, but maybe "scattered trees and a winding path" is okay).

Alternatively, keep it concise: A dark-clad snowboarder glides along a snow-covered path, moving from the background toward the camera and navigating around small trees. The camera tracks their motion with a slight shake.

Yes, that's better. Remove extra words. Make sure it's chronological: first, the scene, then the snowboarder enters, moves, passes trees, camera follows.

Wait, the first part is the scene, but the rules say "focus on motion and behavior of main subjects". So maybe start with the snowboarder's action.

The main subject is the snowboarder. So the caption should start with the snowboarder's action.

"A person in dark clothing snowboards along a winding snow path, moving from the background toward the camera, passing small trees. The camera tracks their motion with a slight shake."

That's concise. Check rules: chronological (from background to camera), appearance (dark clothing), motion (snow

A single person is moving along a snow path from the background to the foreground, demonstrating clear locomotion.

The background (snow-covered landscape with trees) is static with no significant fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or strong wind. Tree sway is minimal and not dominant.


Hands place three light green avocado slices onto a dark seaweed sheet resting on a light brown bamboo mat, adjusting their positions from left to right while maintaining a top-down camera perspective.

Discrete solid objects: hands moving cucumber slices on nori (seaweed) sheet. The hands exhibit deliberate motion to position the cucumbers.

Background elements (bamboo mat, surface) remain static with no uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to observe the video frames provided. The video shows a man walking in a room. Let's break it down chronologically.

Starting with the first frame: he's walking towards a white backdrop. In the next frames, he continues walking, turns around, and then stops. Let's check the appearance: he's a man, wearing a dark jacket and blue jeans. The room has a concrete floor, and there are some items in the background like a chair on the left and a cabinet on the right, but the rules say to keep background minimal unless essential.

So, the main actions: he walks towards the backdrop, turns to face the camera (since in frame 3-4 he turns, then stops). Spatially, the backdrop is behind him initially, then he turns to face the viewer. The camera seems to be stationary, as there's no mention of movement. The camera perspective is likely a fixed shot, maybe eye-level since it's capturing his full body.

Now, structuring the caption: chronological order. Start with walking towards the backdrop, then turning to face the camera, stopping. Mention his appearance briefly: dark jacket, blue jeans. Background is minimal, just the room elements but not essential for motion. Camera is fixed, no movement.

Let me draft:

"A man wearing a dark jacket and blue jeans walks toward a white backdrop in a room with a concrete floor. He turns to face the camera and stops. The camera remains stationary throughout."

Check the rules: motion in chronological order, appearance, spatial (backdrop behind, then turns to face camera), camera perspective fixed. Background is minimal (concrete floor is mentioned but maybe necessary for context, but the rule says minimal unless essential. The concrete floor is part of the room, which is the setting, but the main focus is the man's motion. Hmm, maybe "a room with a concrete floor" is okay as minimal background.

Wait, the first frame shows him walking towards the backdrop, then he turns to face the camera. Let's check the timestamps:

[0.0] He's walking towards backdrop.

[1.4] Still walking, approaching backdrop.

[2.5] He's at the backdrop, maybe reaching the end.

[3.6] Turns to his right (from the viewer's perspective) to face the camera.

[4.7] Stopped, facing camera.

So the sequence is: walks toward backdrop, turns to face camera, stops.

Appearance: male, dark jacket, blue jeans.

Spatial: backdrop is at the far end of the room. He starts near the camera (front) and walks towards the backdrop, then turns.

Wait, no. The first frame shows him walking away from the camera, towards the backdrop. So initial position: facing the backdrop (which is the back wall), so he's moving towards the backdrop. Then he turns around to face the camera.

So:

"A man in a dark jacket and blue jeans walks away from the camera toward a white backdrop in a room. He turns to face the camera and stops."

Wait, the room has concrete floor, but the background description should be minimal. So maybe include "concrete floor" as part of the room's minimal background. But the rules say "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Is the concrete floor essential? It's the setting, but the motion is his walking and turning. Maybe just mention the room's elements that are part of the scene, but not too much.

Alternatively, the video has a room with a white backdrop, concrete floor, and some furniture on the sides (but minimal). But the key is the man's actions.

Let's try:

"A man wearing a dark jacket and blue jeans walks toward a white backdrop in a room, then turns to face the camera and stops. The camera remains stationary."

Check if that's chronological: walking, turning, stopping.

Appearance: dark jacket, blue jeans.

Spatial: backdrop is the focal point, he walks toward it, then turns.

Camera: stationary.

Does it meet all rules?

a) Motion: walking, turning, stopping—chronological.

b) Appearance: dark jacket, blue jeans—size? Maybe not necessary, just color.

c) Spatial: backdrop, then turning to face camera.

d) Camera: stationary.

e) Background minimal: room with white backdrop, concrete floor, but maybe "room" is enough. The first frame shows the room with the backdrop, so "in a room" is minimal.

f) No text, etc.

g) Internal thinking, but output as per format.

Let me check the output format: <caption_output>...<caption_output>

So the final caption should be concise.

Possible draft:

"A man in a dark jacket and blue jeans walks toward a white backdrop, turns to face the camera, and stops. The

A person (male) is walking across the room, turning, and walking to the left side of the frame. The motion is due to locomotion (walking).

The background (white curtain, walls, chair, and floor) is static with no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


A young girl in a tank top and shorts sits on the floor, reaching toward a small black-and-gray dog. The dog runs to her, she lifts it up, and holds it while it stands on her lap, then moves it around. The camera remains stationary with slight movement.

A girl and a dog interact: the dog moves toward the girl, collides with her, and continues moving around her while she adjusts her position.

Background elements (shelves, plants, walls) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind effects present.


A person on a diving board at an indoor pool runs toward the edge, jumps into the air, and submerges into the water. A second person briefly appears near the pool's edge during the dive. The camera remains stationary, providing a fixed perspective of the pool area under overhead lighting.

A diver walks, jumps into the pool, and surfaces. A person in a yellow shirt is seen moving in the water.

The background (walls, ceiling, and pool deck) remains static. No significant fluid or environmental motion (like water flow) dominates the scene; water splashes are transient and caused by the diver's action.


A black sneaker with white laces, worn by a person in jeans, rests on a wooden floor beside a dark surface. A hand enters from the right, adjusts, and ties the loose white laces. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with slight movement.

The person's foot (wearing a sneaker) and hands are moving to manipulate shoelaces; discrete physical actions involving hand-eye coordination and foot positioning.

The wooden floor and dark object in the background show no shifting or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind); static elements remain consistent across frames.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video shows a person in a green tank top and light green pants. They're dancing or moving energetically in a room. Let's break down the chronological order.

Start at frame 0: the person is in a room, arms out, near a door. Then, they step forward, move their arms, turn around—maybe dancing. The background has a door, some objects on the floor (like a black item and maybe a container). The person is the main subject, moving around the space. Camera seems static, maybe slight shake. Need to mention appearance: green top, light pants. Spatially, they move from near the door, then step back, turn, etc. Background minimal—just walls and floor items. Camera perspective is fixed, no movement mentioned.

Wait, rules: concise paragraph, chronological. So start with initial position, then actions. Main subject: one person. Appearance: green tank top, light green capri pants, dark skin (but maybe not necessary? Wait, the rules say "briefly describe appearance"—color, size, orientation. Maybe just "person in green tank top and light green capri pants".

Chronological: At start, person stands near door, arms extended. Then steps forward, moves arms, turns around (maybe spins?), continues moving in the room. Background: plain walls, door with some fixtures, dark floor with objects. Camera is static, slight shake? The video's description might not have camera movement, but the user says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". Let's check the frames: the video seems to be a static shot, no pan or zoom, just the person moving. So camera is fixed, no movement.

Putting it all together:

"A person wearing a green tank top and light green capri pants dances in a room with plain walls and a closed door. Initially, they stand near the door with arms extended, then step forward and pivot, moving across the room. A black object and small container lie on the dark floor. The camera remains fixed with minimal shake throughout."

Wait, check rules: "minimal descriptions of background unless essential". The door and floor objects are part of the room, so maybe necessary for context. Let's see the original video: the door is in the background, so mention the door. The person moves from the door area, steps back, turns.

Wait, first frame: person near door, arms out. Then in frame 1-3, they move. Let's sequence:

- At the start, the person stands near a door, arms extended outward. They then step forward, pivot to the right, and continue moving across the room in a circular motion. The background includes a closed door with visible fixtures, a dark floor with scattered objects (a black item and a small container), and plain walls. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake, capturing the person's movements from a fixed angle.

Wait, "conclude with camera perspective and movement": so end with that. Need to keep it concise. Let's make sure not to add extra details. The person's appearance: green tank top, light green pants. Number: one. Motion: dancing, moving around.

Let me draft:

"A person in a green tank top and light green capri pants dances in a room with a closed door and plain walls. They begin near the door with arms extended, step forward, pivot, and move across the space. A black object and small container rest on the dark floor. The camera remains fixed with minor shake, observing the subject’s movements from a stationary position."

Check rules: a) motion and behavior chronological—yes, start, step, pivot, move. b) appearance: green top, light pants. c) spatial: near door, moves across room. d) camera: fixed, slight shake. e) background minimal (door, walls, floor objects mentioned as necessary). f) no text, names, stylistic.

Wait, the background objects (black item, container) might be essential? If the video has a black bag and a small object on the floor, maybe they are part of the setting. The rules say "minimize background unless essential". Since the person moves around the room, the floor objects might not be essential, but maybe the door is relevant. Let's see. The door is in the background, the person is near it at start. Maybe keep the door as part of the background.

Another version:

"One person wearing a green tank top and light green capri pants dances in a room with plain walls and a closed door. They move energetically, starting near the door with arms outstretched, then stepping forward and pivoting to the right. A black object and small container lie on the dark floor. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake throughout the sequence."

That seems concise. Let's

A person in green clothing moves dynamically across the frame through locomotion (walking, turning, jumping), with clear tracking of their solid form against the static background.

Static walls and door show no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) - background elements remain fixed relative to the scene.


Two individuals sit cross-legged on a floor; one wears a white shirt with a blue logo, the other a red-and-white striped top. The person in the white shirt lifts a cup to their mouth, drinks, then lowers it. Both sit beside several plastic cups and a clear bottle with a dark cap, positioned in front of a gray wall. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a top-down perspective.

Two people are performing discrete actions: one is eating and drinking, the other is holding an object with slight hand movements. These are solid object motions due to their physical actions.

Background is static (wall and floor). No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A man with gray hair, wearing a white dress shirt, black trousers, a striped tie, and black suspenders, sits on a green couch. He adjusts his tie with both hands, then shifts to tighten the suspenders. The background includes office furniture and wooden bookshelves. The camera remains stationary, focused on the man in a medium shot.

A person (solid object) is actively adjusting their tie, exhibiting discrete motion due to manual locomotion (hand movements).

Static background elements (bookshelves, furniture) show no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind); background remains consistent across frames.


A person in a blue shirt and white pants stands in front of a dartboard mounted on a wall, holding a dart. They raise their arm, release the dart toward the board, then step back and turn. The dartboard is positioned below a television screen on the wall. The camera remains stationary throughout the sequence.

The boy (solid object) moves via locomotion and throwing motion; the dart (solid object) moves through the air due to the throw. Both exhibit distinct, trackable motion.

Background elements (wall, dartboard, window, ceiling) are static with no shifting or environmental motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A man in blue overalls hammers a metal object on a stand while another man in black clothing observes from his right. The blue-clad individual swings the hammer rhythmically, maintaining focus on the object, while the black-clad man steps back slightly and adjusts his stance. The camera captures the scene from a stable, frontal perspective with minimal movement, focusing on the two figures and their interaction with the workbench in a dirt-covered area. Background elements include equipment and a white barrier, but remain secondary to the main actions.

The person in blue overalls (active hammering), the hammer, the anvil, and the police officer are discrete objects undergoing motion due to physical forces (hammering action).

The background includes stationary elements like dirt ground, tables, and barriers. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) is present. Background elements do not exhibit uniform shifting.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a "THANKS FOR WATCHING" text on a blue background with a light effect. Then it cuts to a dark room that brightens to a living room with a floral-patterned couch. A person in a blue shirt enters the frame, moves towards the couch, and sits down. Need to describe this chronologically.

Check the rules: focus on motion and behavior, appearance, spatial relationships, camera perspective.

Sequence:
- Start: text screen (but rule says exclude text recognition, so skip that part? Wait, rule f says exclude text recognition, so maybe just note the transition. Wait, the first frame is the text, then goes to dark, then to the living room. But the task is to describe the video, so start from the beginning. But rule f says exclude text recognition, so maybe don't mention the text. Let's see the sample output in the instructions? Wait, the user's example shows the first part as text, but the caption should follow the video. Wait, the video starts with text, then transitions. But the rules say "exclude text recognition", so the caption shouldn't mention the text. So start from the living room scene.

Wait, the video frames: [0.0] text, [1.4] dark, [2.5] living room, [3.6] person entering, [4.7] person sitting.

So the caption should start after the text, but the first frame is text. But the rules say "exclude text recognition", so maybe skip the text part. But the video sequence includes it. Wait, the user's instructions: "generate a concise, chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So the video has that text screen, then dark, then living room. But since the text is excluded (rule f), focus on the actions.

So:

- The scene transitions from a dark room to a well-lit living room with a floral-patterned couch. A person wearing a blue shirt enters the frame from the left, moves toward the couch, and sits down.

Check the rules:

a) Motion: person enters, moves, sits.

b) Appearance: blue shirt, person.

c) Spatial: enters from left, moves to couch.

d) Camera perspective: starts with text (but excluded), then the living room scene—camera seems stationary, maybe slight movement? The video shows the person moving into the frame.

e) Background: minimal, only the couch is mentioned.

f) Exclude text, so no mention of "THANKS FOR WATCHING".

Now, structure the paragraph chronologically:

The video begins with a text screen (excluded, so skip), then cuts to a dark room that brightens to a living room with a floral-patterned couch. A person in a blue shirt enters the frame from the left, moves toward the couch, and sits down.

Wait, but the rules say "focus primarily on motion and behavior of main subjects". So the main action is the person entering and sitting.

So: In a living room with a floral-patterned couch, a person wearing a blue shirt enters the frame from the left, approaches the couch, and sits down.

Check if spatial: "enters from left" is spatial. Background minimal, so just mention the couch as part of the room.

Camera movement: the video shows the person moving into the frame, so camera is stationary.

Now, put it all together concisely.

Possible caption:

A person in a blue shirt enters the frame from the left in a living room with a floral-patterned couch, moves toward the couch, and sits down.

Wait, but the first part (text and dark room) needs to be handled. But rule f says exclude text recognition, so the caption starts after the text. But the video starts with text, then dark, then living room. But the caption should describe the entire video, but excluding text recognition. So the first frame is text (excluded), then dark (brief moment), then living room with person.

But the task is to generate a chronological paragraph. So:

The scene transitions to a living room with a floral-patterned couch. A person wearing a blue shirt enters the frame from the left, moves toward the couch, and sits down.

Check rule e: minimal background. The couch is in the room, so that's necessary.

Check rule d: camera perspective. The camera is stationary, capturing the person moving into the frame.

So the final caption should be:

A person in a blue shirt enters the frame from the left in a living room with a floral-patterned couch, moves toward the couch, and sits down. The camera remains stationary throughout.

Wait, but the video starts with the text screen (which is excluded), then dark, then the living room. But the caption should be chronological, so maybe:

After a brief

A person in a blue shirt enters the frame from the left, walks to the couch, and sits down. The person then makes hand gestures.

The background elements (lamp, clock, framed picture) are stationary. There is no fire, water, smoke, or wind that dominates the scene.


A person wearing a colorful patterned jacket sings into a microphone, moving their hands expressively in front of warm-toned curtains. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

A person is playing a flute; their hands and body show distinct motion as they manipulate the instrument.

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


A pair of black and beige gloves manipulates a bicycle chain near the rear wheel, adjusting and aligning the links through various motions. The hands move the chain in and out of focus, with the camera maintaining a close-up perspective that shifts slightly to follow the detailed manipulation, while background elements remain blurred.

Hands (wearing gloves) actively manipulating the bicycle chain, causing discrete motion of the chain as it is pulled, aligned, and adjusted by the mechanic.

No significant background motion or ambient environmental effects (fire, water, smoke, wind). Background elements (bicycle shop tools, walls) remain stationary with no uniform shifting or fluid motion.


tags.  Make sure it's concise. Let's try:  <caption_output>A hand grips a round yellow lemon on a wooden cutting board, using a knife to slice the lemon into thin yellow pieces. Slices accumulate beside the lemon as the hand cuts, with the camera maintaining a static top-down view.

A hand holds a lemon and uses a knife to slice it. Discrete solid objects (hand, lemon, knife) exhibit motion due to cutting forces: the hand moves the knife, the lemon is sliced into pieces, and fragments fall onto the board.

The background (white cloth with yellow/black patterns and wooden cutting board) remains static throughout. No shifting background elements or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows four people jumping into a pool. First, they're standing on the pool edge with arms raised. Then they jump in, creating splashes. Need to describe the motion chronologically.

Main subjects: four people. Let's check their appearance—wait, the rules say mention appearance briefly (color, size, orientation). So maybe "four individuals" but maybe more specific? Wait, the first frame: leftmost is a woman in white swimsuit, then a girl in pink top, another in black bikini, then a man in blue shorts. But the rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number". So maybe "four people: one in white swimsuit, one in pink top, one in black bikini, one in blue shorts". But maybe too detailed. Wait, the rules say "if relevant". Let's see. The key is motion.

Chronological order: first, they stand at the pool edge (starting position), then jump into the pool, landing in the water. The sequence is: standing with arms up, then jumping, splashing, entering the water.

Spatial relationships: they are lined up at the pool's edge, then jump in. The camera is probably static, looking at them from the front.

Background: there's a pool, trees, fence, but background descriptions minimal unless essential. So maybe just "outdoor pool with greenery in background".

Now, putting it together:

Four people stand at the edge of a swimming pool with arms raised; the first person (left) wears a white swimsuit, next a pink top, then a black bikini, and the last a blue swimsuit. They simultaneously jump into the pool, creating splashes as they enter the water. The camera remains stationary, capturing the jump from a frontal perspective.

Wait, check the rules: "Focus primarily on the motion and behavior of main subjects... chronological order." So start with their initial position, then motion.

First frame: they are standing on the pool edge, arms up. Then they jump. So:

Four individuals, positioned in a line at the pool's edge, stand with arms raised. They jump into the pool in unison, splashing water as they submerge. The camera maintains a static frontal view throughout the sequence.

Wait, need to mention their appearance briefly. The rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So maybe: four people—two women in swimsuits (one in white, one in pink), one woman in black bikini, one man in blue shorts—stand at the pool's edge with arms raised. Then jump into the pool, creating splashes. But maybe better to be concise.

Alternative:

Four people stand at the pool's edge with arms raised; one in white swimsuit, one in pink top, one in black bikini, and one in blue shorts. They jump into the pool simultaneously, generating splashes as they enter the water. The camera remains stationary, facing them from the front.

Check if that's chronological: standing, then jumping. Yes.

Background: minimal, so no need to mention the trees or fence unless essential. Since the motion is the jump, maybe just "outdoor pool".

Wait, the problem says "exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis", so no need for details like "swimsuit" unless part of appearance.

Wait, the rules say: "Mention spatial relationships if relevant (e.g., in front of, to the left)."

So in the starting position, they are in a line at the pool edge. Left to right: the first person (leftmost) jumps first, then the others. But the video shows them all jumping at once, so maybe "simultaneously".

Wait, looking at the video description:

<0.3 seconds> they're standing with arms up. Then jump into the pool, creating splashes. So the sequence is:

- Initial: four people at pool edge, arms raised.

- Action: jump into pool, splash.

- Result: in water.

So the caption should be chronological.

Let me draft:

Four individuals stand on the edge of a swimming pool, arms raised; their attire includes a white swimsuit, pink top, black bikini, and blue shorts. They jump into the pool in unison, creating large splashes as they enter the water. The camera remains static, capturing the jump from a frontal perspective.

Check rules:

a) Motion and behavior chronologically: yes, standing then jumping.

b) Appearance and number: yes, described briefly.

c) Spatial relationships: they're lined up at the edge, but maybe not necessary. The key is their action.

d) Camera perspective: static frontal.

e) Background minimal: just the pool, maybe not needed.

f) No text, names.

Yes, this seems good.
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Multiple people are performing discrete locomotion (jumping into pool) and interacting with water, creating splashes. Their motion is explicitly driven by physical forces (gravity, muscle movement).

Background elements (trees, poolside structures) remain stable with no uniform shifting; pool water splashes are secondary effects from discrete objects (people), not dominant ambient fluid motion.


A girl wearing a pink shirt and green bracelet sits facing the camera. She lowers her right hand, picks up a white tissue, and brings it to her nose to wipe, then holds it up briefly. A framed painting with fruit imagery is visible on the wall behind her. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person (girl) is moving discretely: lifting a tissue, wiping her face, and performing deliberate hand movements.

The background wall and framed picture show no uniform shifting; no fluid or environmental motions (fire, water, wind) are present.


Several individuals in casual clothing (pink, black, gray) move across a wooden dance studio floor. Initially scattered, they transition from bent stances to walking toward the center of the room. The camera remains stationary, capturing their movement.

Multiple dancers (solid objects) are moving in a choreographed routine. Their motion is discrete, with clear bounding boxes, showing locomotion and directional changes without environmental fluidity.

The background (wooden floor and white walls) is static with no signs of fire, water, smoke, or wind. No ambient environmental motion detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a close-up of a blackjack table. There's a person's hands visible; one hand is holding a deck of cards, the other is pointing. On the table, there are four face-up cards: Ace of Spades, Queen of Clubs, Five of Clubs, and Two of Clubs. Also, there are stacks of poker chips—red, blue, and white. The table has "INSURANCE" written on it.

Then, the scene transitions. The hand moves to place the Queen of Clubs into a designated area on the table (the square labeled for the player's hand). Wait, no, the next part shows a hand placing a card (the Jack of Clubs) into a square. Wait, in frame 2, the hand is placing the Jack of Clubs into the square. Then in frame 3, the Jack is placed, and then a hand places the Ace of Spades into the square. So the main actions are placing two cards into the player's area.

Let's sequence the steps:

- Initial frame: hands and cards on table (Ace of Spades, Queen, Five, Two), chips.
- Then, a hand moves to place the Jack of Clubs into the middle square (the player's area).
- Then, another hand places the Ace of Spades into the same square.

Wait, looking at the frames: frame 0 shows the table with four cards. Then frame 1 is a hand moving the Ace of Spades? Wait no, frame 1 is a hand placing a card (the Jack of Clubs) into the square. Then frame 2: the Jack is placed, then frame 3: a hand places the Ace of Spades next to it. Wait, no: the description says:

[0.0 second]: table with four cards, chips.

[1.4 second]: hand moves to place a card (Jack of Clubs) into a square (the player's hand area).

[2.5 second]: Jack of Clubs is placed in the square.

[3.6 second]: another hand places the Ace of Spades into the same square.

[4.7 second]: the hand places the Ace of Spades, completing the two cards.

So the motion is: the hand takes the Jack from the side and places it into the square, then takes the Ace and places it next to the Jack in the square.

Now, for the caption: need to focus on motion, appearance, spatial relationships, camera.

Start with the initial setup: a hand holds a deck, another hand points. On the table: four cards (Ace of Spades, Queen, Five, Two) and chips. Then, a hand moves to place the Jack of Clubs into the player's designated square. Then, another hand places the Ace of Spades into the same square. Camera is top-down, fixed.

Check rules: exclude text recognition (so don't mention "INSURANCE" or "PAYS 3 TO 2"), just describe the elements. But background minimal. So focus on the hands, cards, chips.

So the caption should be chronological: start with the table setup, then hands placing cards.

Let's structure:

A person's hands are visible at a blackjack table with four face-up cards (Ace of Spades, Queen of Clubs, Five of Clubs, Two of Clubs) and stacks of red, blue, and white poker chips. The hand holding a deck of cards moves to place the Jack of Clubs into the player's designated square on the table, followed by placing the Ace of Spades adjacent to it. The camera remains in a static top-down view throughout the sequence.

Wait, need to check the exact motion. Frame 1: hand is moving the Jack, placing it. Then frame 2: Jack is placed. Frame 3: hand places Ace. So the sequence is placing Jack first, then Ace.

Also, appearance of cards: Jack of Clubs (color? The Jack is black and red, but maybe just say Jack of Clubs as the card type. But the rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So the Jack is a standard playing card, red and black. But maybe "Jack of Clubs" is part of the description.

But the caption should not mention text, except the card names? Wait, rule f says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." Wait, but the cards are named by their ranks and suits. Do we need to describe them as Jack of Clubs, etc., or is that text recognition?

Rule f: Exclude text recognition. So if the card is a Jack of Clubs, that's the text on the card, so we shouldn't mention it. Wait, no: the card's rank and suit are part of the object's appearance. The problem is whether

A hand is moving discrete solid objects: placing a card face-up on the table, then adjusting/changing the position of red and white poker chips.

Background elements (blue table surface, printed text, and table markings) remain static across frames. No fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or environmental movement (wind, swaying) is present.


A person wearing a dark jacket, light pants, and red shoes stands on a stage with a red mat. Initially holding a microphone, they raise their right arm upward, extending the microphone high above their head. The camera remains stationary, capturing the movement from a frontal perspective.

A person on stage exhibits discrete, solid motion through arm movements and body posture changes, indicating intentional physical locomotion/gestures.

Background elements (stage, 'Huntsville' sign) are static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion detected.


A woman in dark clothing stands on a raised platform, holding a stick, while a person in black attire crouches on the platform. The woman swings the stick toward the crouched individual, who then rises and moves away. The scene is observed by a gathered crowd, with the camera remaining stationary and exhibiting slight shake.

Two distinct human subjects: one performing a push-up motion (bending torso downwards), another standing and gesturing (arm movements). These are solid objects moving due to explicit physical actions.

Static background elements (wall, trees) show no significant shifting or fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects).


A man in a dark blue shirt and black pants sits on a small white stool, positioned with a large wooden harp to his left. He moves his hands rhythmically across the harp’s strings. The camera maintains a fixed perspective against a blue curtain background.

A person is actively moving their hands to play a harp, with distinct motion of the hands interacting with the harp strings.

The background consists of a static blue curtain with no shifting elements or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind).


Three people stand behind clear barriers in a white room, positioned side-by-side. The person on the left wears a gray jacket and glasses, the middle individual wears a dark shirt, and the right person wears a gray jacket over a blue shirt. The camera shifts to a closer view of two people, one holding a black steering wheel, then focuses on another angle showing two individuals, one with hands on the steering wheel and the other in a white shirt. The scene transitions through various close-ups of the group members interacting with the steering wheel, with the camera panning left and slightly shaking to emphasize their movements. The background remains minimal, a plain white space.


A large yellow dump truck with its bed raised is positioned on a dirt field. It moves forward and turns right while maintaining the elevated bed position, with dirt piles and leafless trees visible in the background. The camera remains stationary throughout, capturing the truck’s motion from a ground-level perspective.

A dump truck is moving across the dirt field, its motion driven by locomotion (wheels rotating) and potential material displacement from its raised bed.

No shifting background elements (trees, ground remain fixed); no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


A woman in a blue tank top, white shorts, and white sneakers approaches a large dark bell mounted on a red wooden structure, swings a wooden mallet to strike it, and then steps back. The camera pans slightly around her as she interacts with the bell, with green foliage visible in the background.

A girl is moving within the scene—walking around the red structure, adjusting her stance, and interacting with the environment (e.g., stepping on the platform, moving her arms). Her motion is discrete and solid, driven by locomotion.

The background consists of static trees and foliage with no significant shifting or fluid environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, or wind-driven effects visible).


The video opens with four individuals seated on a gymnasium floor in a line. A person then jumps and flips in mid-air within the gym space. Subsequently, three people lift a fourth individual vertically, who raises their arms while suspended. The camera remains stationary, capturing the sequences from a fixed angle.

A gymnast performs a flip (locomotion via physical force), and multiple individuals in a gym setting adjust positions (sitting/standing) as discrete solid objects moving under explicit physical forces.

Background elements (walls, door, basketball hoop) remain static throughout; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is present, ruling out ambient environmental motion.


A shirtless person plays an acoustic guitar, with their left hand moving across the dark fretboard to press strings and their right hand strumming rhythmically. The camera remains in a close-up perspective, focusing on the hands and guitar, with minimal background detail visible.

The person's hands are moving to play the guitar, showing discrete, solid object motion.

The background (wall) is static and shows no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


Two individuals are seated on a red mat in a room. The person on the right, wearing a black shirt, gestures with their hands while the person on the left, in dark clothing, raises their arm to interact with them. They make contact with their hands, then the left individual lowers their arm. The camera shifts angles slightly, following their movements, with minimal background details visible.

Two people (solid, distinct objects) exhibit discrete movements: gesturing with hands (e.g., pointing, raising arms), indicating explicit physical motion due to their own locomotion.

Background elements (stone fireplace, wooden furniture, floor) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind dominates the scene.


Multiple people are seated around a table; a woman with blonde hair in a dark blue dress holds a red microphone and speaks to a person in a dark suit across the table, gesturing with the microphone. The camera then zooms in on the woman as she continues speaking.

People are seated at a table, exhibiting discrete movements: one woman gestures with her hands while speaking into a microphone, others turn their heads and shift body positions. These are solid objects (humans) moving due to explicit physical actions (locomotion, speech-related gestures).

The background elements (wall, purple backdrop with text) remain static throughout the frames. No fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present; the scene is indoors with no environmental forces affecting the background.


A red grill holds various cooked meats including bacon strips, ribs, and skewered chicken as a person in a brown jacket and dark pants uses tongs to adjust a skewer. Another individual in blue jeans stands nearby. The camera maintains a close-up view, slightly shifting to capture the hand movements and arrangement of the food.

Discrete solid objects include people (hands and bodies) interacting with the grill by moving tongs, adjusting meat, and handling utensils. The grill itself and the food items (bacon, sausages) show localized motion due to human manipulation.

The background elements (grass, pavement, and static structures) remain consistent with no uniform shifting. The fire on the grill exhibits subtle flickering, but it is not the dominant motion.


A hand adjusts a vibrant bouquet of pink roses, red roses, white blooms, and pink lilies. The hand then introduces and positions green stems into the arrangement, placing them in front of the existing flowers. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective throughout.

Hands are moving and adjusting the floral bouquet, demonstrating explicit physical interaction with solid objects.

No shifting static background elements (e.g., walls, ground) observed; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion detected in the scene.


A group of cheerleaders in blue and white uniforms forms a human pyramid, lifting one member high above their heads in an indoor arena. They gradually lower the elevated member, then the entire group drops to the ground while raising their arms. The camera remains stationary, capturing the wide view of the cheerleaders' synchronized movements and the surrounding audience.

Cheerleaders are performing a routine with coordinated arm movements and formation changes, including elevated positions.

Stadium seating and structural elements are static with no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


A young child wearing a dark blue shirt with a yellow collar sits in a green high chair at a table. The child smiles, moves their hands, and leans forward toward a yellow cup with floral designs resting on a newspaper-covered table. The child then adjusts their position, leaning back and moving their arms. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

A child in a high chair exhibits intentional movements (arm gestures, body shifting, smiling), representing solid, distinct motion from self-directed locomotion and interaction.

Static background elements (shelf with photos/papers) show no uniform shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind); no ambient environmental cues present.


A woman in a white shirt and gray pants holds a baby wearing a yellow top and dark pants. She rotates the baby in her arms while a man in a white shirt seated to her left claps and gestures. The scene is set indoors with a cityscape visible through a window behind them. The camera remains stationary throughout.

Standing person holds child (lifting/adjusting posture) and seated person claps; both exhibit solid, discrete movement due to physical actions.

Background elements (curtains, chandelier, cityscape) show no significant shifting or fluid motion (fire/water/smoke/wind). Static and consistent throughout frames.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows a climbing scene. There's a climber in dark clothes (maybe black or dark gray) on a rock wall, and a belayer in an orange shirt. The climber is moving up, using holds. The belayer is standing below, managing the rope. Let's check the sequence: the climber is ascending, the belayer is holding the rope, maybe adjusting it. The wall has various holds, blue mat at the bottom. Camera seems to be stationary or maybe a slight pan? Wait, the description says "briefly describe appearance, number, motion chronologically."

Main subjects: two people. Climber (dark clothes, likely black, since dark pants and shirt, maybe). Belayer (orange shirt, dark pants, back to camera). Motion: climber moves up the wall, hands and feet on holds. Belayer stands below, holding rope, maybe moving slightly as the climber ascends. Spatial: belayer is in front of the climber? No, the belayer is below, so the climber is above the belayer. Camera perspective: the camera is filming from the side, maybe a slight movement as the angle changes. Background: the climbing wall with holds, blue padding at the bottom, minimal background.

Need to describe chronological order. Start with climber ascending, then belayer's actions. Also, note appearance: climber in dark clothing, belayer in bright orange shirt. Number: two people. Spatial: belayer below the climber, facing the wall. Camera: probably static or slight movement, but the problem says "conclude with camera perspective and movement."

Wait, the video frames: frame 0 to 5, the climber is moving up, the belayer is standing, maybe adjusting the rope. So the sequence is: climber starts climbing, moves upward, belayer is below holding the rope, maybe shifting position as the climber ascends.

Now, structure the caption:

- Main subjects: two people (climber and belayer)
- Appearance: climber in dark clothing; belayer in bright orange shirt (color), size (they're both adults), orientation (belayer facing wall, climber facing wall)
- Motion: climber moves upward using holds; belayer stands below, manages rope, possibly adjusting it.
- Spatial: belayer is positioned below the climber, in front of the wall.
- Background: minimal, climbing wall with colorful holds, blue safety mat at bottom.
- Camera: perspective is from a side angle, slight movement (maybe a small pan or shake), but need to check. The video might have a slight camera movement, but the description says "conclude with camera perspective and movement."

Wait, the rules say "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." So maybe just mention the climbing wall and blue mat as essential.

Now, putting it all together concisely:

A climber in dark clothing ascends a rock wall with colorful holds, using hand and foot grips, while a belayer in a bright orange shirt stands below, managing the rope and adjusting position as the climber moves upward. The belayer remains positioned in front of the wall, directly beneath the climber. The camera captures the scene from a side angle with slight movement.

Wait, check rules: "chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So start from the beginning. First, the climber is on the wall, then moves up. Belayer is there, holding rope.

Also, "mention spatial relationships if relevant (e.g., in front of, to the left)." So belayer is below the climber, so "below" is relevant.

Check number: two people. Appearance: climber dark (clothes), belayer orange shirt.

Let me rephrase:

The video shows a climber in dark clothing ascending a climbing wall with multiple holds, using hand and foot grips to move upward. Below, a belayer in a bright orange shirt stands facing the wall, holding and adjusting the rope as the climber progresses. The belayer remains positioned directly beneath the climber, managing the rope. The camera captures the scene from a side angle with minimal movement.

Wait, need to make sure it's chronological. Start with the climber's initial position, then movement. The video starts with climber already on the wall (frame 0), then moving up. So "a climber in dark clothing begins ascending a climbing wall, using hand and foot grips to move upward. A belayer in a bright orange shirt stands below, managing the rope and adjusting position as the climber progresses."

Yes, that's chronological.

Check all rules:

a) Motion and behavior of main subjects in chronological order: climber ascends, belayer manages rope.

b) Appearance and number: two people, climber dark, belayer orange.

Two discrete objects (climbers): one ascending the wall using holds, and another (belayer) standing on the floor managing the rope.

The background (climbing wall and blue/yellow mats) shows no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let me tackle this video captioning task. The user wants a concise chronological paragraph following specific rules. First, I need to focus on the main subjects and their actions in order.

Looking at the video frames: The first frame shows a person in a dark blue long-sleeve shirt and dark pants, bent over near a brick wall. There's a bucket nearby. Then, the second frame is similar, maybe same person still working. Third frame introduces another person wearing a white shirt and a cap, holding a white pole. The fourth frame shows the second person still there, and the fifth frame goes back to the first person.

So the sequence is: one person working at the brick wall, then another person (with a pole) appears, and then the first person continues. The camera seems to pan between them, maybe shifting focus. The background is a dirt wall with bricks, so minimal background needed. I need to mention the appearance briefly: first person's shirt color, the second person's cap and shirt. Spatial relationships: the second person is beside the first. Camera perspective shifts between them, maybe a slight pan. Check the rules again: chronological order, mention motion, appearance, spatial, camera movement.

Let me structure the caption: Start with first person working, then the second person entering with the pole, their actions, then camera movement. Make sure to avoid text recognition, just describe what's visible. Avoid any named characters or stylistic analysis.

Wait, the second person is in frame 3, holding a white pole. So the sequence is: first person (dark blue) working, then the second person (white shirt, cap) appears holding the pole, then the first person continues. Camera probably pans from the first person to the second. Let's check the frame numbers.

Frame 0: first person. Frame 1: same. Frame 2: second person enters. Frame 3: second person closer, holding pole. Frame 4: first person again. So the camera moves between them. The caption should list the actions in order: first person is working, then the second person appears and holds the pole, then the first person continues. Mention their clothing. Spatial: second person is to the right or beside the first. Camera moves slightly, maybe panning.

Need to be concise. Let's draft:

A person in a dark blue long-sleeve shirt and dark pants bends over a brick wall, working with their hands near a white bucket. Another individual in a white shirt and cap enters the frame, holding a white pole against the wall. The first person continues their work as the second person positions the pole. The camera shifts slightly between the two workers.

Wait, but need to check chronology. The first person is working, then the second appears, then the first continues. The camera moves between them. Maybe "The camera pans from the first person to the second, who adjusts the pole, then returns to the first person." But the output should be a paragraph. Let me check the example output format.

The user says to conclude with camera perspective and movement. So "Camera shifts slightly between the workers, maintaining a top-down view." But the video description mentions top-down? Wait, the original video description isn't provided here, just the frames. The user's instruction says to mention camera perspective if relevant.

In the provided frames, the camera seems to be looking down at the workers, so top-down. Then shifting. So maybe "The camera maintains a top-down view, panning between the two individuals as they work."

Let me try:

A person in a dark blue long-sleeve shirt and dark pants bends over a brick wall, working near a white bucket. Another individual in a white shirt and cap enters the frame, holding a white pole against the wall. The first person continues working while the second adjusts the pole, with the camera shifting slightly between them in a top-down perspective.

Check the rules: mention spatial relationships. The second person is to the right of the first. Maybe "a second individual in a white shirt and cap appears to the right, holding a white pole."

Yes, that's better. Let's adjust:

A person in a dark blue long-sleeve shirt and dark pants bends over a brick wall, working near a white bucket. Another individual in a white shirt and cap appears to their right, holding a white pole against the wall. The first person continues their work while the second adjusts the pole, with the camera shifting slightly between them in a top-down view.

Check if this follows all rules. Chronological order: first person works, second enters, both work. Mention appearance (clothing), spatial (right), camera movement (shifts slightly, top-down). Background is minimal (brick wall, dirt). No text, no names. Okay.
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<caption_output>A person in a dark blue long-sleeve shirt and dark pants

Two people are visible: one person in a dark blue top crouching and handling materials, and another person in a light shirt holding a ladder. Both exhibit discrete physical movement consistent with manual labor.

The dirt wall and brick structure in the background show minimal uniform shifting, with no signs of fluid or gaseous motion (fire, water, smoke). Background elements appear relatively static.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a man and a woman in what looks like a medical or therapy room. The woman is lying on a table, wearing black underwear. The man is in a black polo shirt, doing some kind of massage or physical therapy on her back.

First, check the chronological order. The man starts with his hands on her back, then moves to her shoulders, maybe adjusting her position. The woman is lying down, first on her stomach, then she rolls over? Wait, in the frames: first frame she's on her stomach, then maybe moves to her side? Wait, the video starts with her on her stomach, then the man is massaging her back. Then in frame 2, she's on her side? Wait, no, the description says frame 0: she's lying on her stomach, man is pressing on her back. Frame 1: same. Frame 2: she's on her side? Wait, the user's video frames: first frame, woman on stomach, man's hands on back. Second frame: same. Third frame: she rolls onto her side, man adjusts. Fourth frame: she's lying on her back, man is massaging her shoulders.

Wait, the sequence is: woman starts on stomach, man massages back. Then she rolls to her side, then to her back. So chronological order: man starts massaging her back (she's on stomach), then she rolls to her side, then to her back, and the man continues working on her shoulders.

Appearance: man is in black polo, woman in black underwear. Spatial: man is standing over her, she's on the table. Background has shelves, medical equipment, but minimal as per rules.

Camera perspective: seems like a fixed camera, maybe slight angle, but not moving much. The user says "camera perspective and movement" in rules d.

Now, write a concise paragraph in chronological order.

Start with the woman lying on her stomach, man in black polo shirt massaging her back. Then she rolls to her side, man continues, then she's on her back, man works on shoulders.

Check the rules: focus on motion, behavior, chronological.

So: A woman in black underwear lies on her stomach on a table as a man in a black polo shirt presses on her back. She rolls onto her side, then onto her back, with the man adjusting his hands to massage her shoulders. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

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

The woman, wearing black underwear, starts lying on her stomach while the man in a black polo shirt massages her back. She then rolls to her side and onto her back, with the man continuing to adjust his hands on her upper body. The camera maintains a fixed perspective throughout.

Check if background is minimal. The background has shelves and medical equipment, but rules say "minimal unless essential". Since the motion is the main focus, background can be brief. But the user's example says to keep background minimal unless essential. So maybe mention only if necessary, but in this case, the background is part of the room but not essential for motion, so maybe skip. Wait, the rules say "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis" and "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion". Since the motion is clear without background, we can omit background.

So revised: A woman in black underwear lies on her stomach as a man in a black polo shirt massages her back. She then rolls to her side and onto her back, with the man adjusting his hands to her shoulders. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Wait, check if the sequence is correct. The first frames: she's on stomach, man massaging back. Then she rolls to side (frame 3 maybe), then to back (frame 4). So the order is: initial position (stomach), then rolling to side, then to back.

Also, the man is always in the frame, working on her.

Let's check the rules again: "Focus primarily on the motion and behavior of main subjects (people/animals/objects) in chronological order."

So the main subjects are the man and woman. Their actions: woman starts on stomach, man massages. Then woman rolls to side, man adjusts. Then woman rolls to back, man works on shoulders.

Also, appearance: woman's underwear color (black), man's shirt (black polo).

Spatial: man is standing over the woman, she's on the table.

So putting it all together:

A woman wearing black underwear lies on her stomach while a man in a black polo shirt massages her back. She rolls onto her side, then onto her back, with the man adjusting his hands to massage her shoulders. The camera remains stationary, capturing

Two distinct individuals: one lying prone on a table (exhibiting subtle shifting due to massage) and one standing (applying manual pressure; both movements are solid-object physical interactions).

The background features static medical equipment, shelves, and furniture with no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows a woman and a boy. The woman is in a floral dress, the boy in a yellow shirt. They're at a sink. Let's check the sequence.

In the first frame, the woman is holding something, maybe a container, and the boy is reaching towards the sink. Then the boy moves his hands, maybe washing, and the woman is also working at the sink. The actions are sequential: they're both engaged in washing or doing tasks at the sink. The background has a kitchen setting with buckets, dishes, etc., but we need to keep background minimal.

Chronological order: start with both at the sink. The woman in a floral dress (red and white maybe), boy in yellow shirt. They interact with the sink—maybe washing dishes or something. The camera seems to be handheld, slight movement, maybe following their actions.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior. Main subjects: woman and boy. Descriptions: woman in floral dress, boy in yellow shirt. Spatial: woman is standing, boy is in front or next to her at the sink. Then the boy moves his hands, maybe splashing water, and the woman continues. Then the camera might have a slight shake.

Need to write a concise paragraph in chronological order. Let's structure:

A woman in a red and white floral dress and a child in a yellow shirt are at a sink. The woman handles a container, while the child reaches into the sink, moving hands through the water. The woman then adjusts items, and the child leans closer, possibly washing. The camera captures their actions with slight movement, showing the kitchen setting with buckets and dishes in the background.

Wait, keep background minimal. So mention only essential. The sink is part of the scene. So:

A woman in a red and white floral dress and a boy in a yellow shirt stand at a sink. The woman lifts a container, while the boy moves his hands in the sink, splashing water. The woman then leans over the sink, and the boy shifts position, leaning closer. The camera remains handheld with slight motion.

Wait, check the exact video frames. The first frame: woman holding something (maybe a pot), boy is reaching towards the sink. Then the boy moves his hands, maybe washing. The woman is also at the sink. So sequence: woman is working (maybe filling or emptying container), boy is interacting with the sink.

Need to be precise. Let's see:

In the video, a woman wearing a red and white floral dress and a boy in a yellow shirt are positioned at a sink. The woman holds a container above the sink, while the boy extends his arms into the sink, moving hands through the water. The woman then lowers her container, and the boy leans closer, continuing to interact with the sink area. The camera captures their actions with minimal movement, focusing on their upper bodies and the sink.

Wait, the rules say "chronological paragraph". So start from the beginning. Frame 0: woman holding something, boy reaching. Then boy moves hands. Then woman adjusts. Then boy moves again.

Let me make sure. The first frame: woman is holding a container (maybe a jug) above the sink, boy is reaching into the sink. Then the next frames: boy is moving hands in the sink (washing), woman is also working at the sink (maybe rinsing). Then the camera might have a slight shake.

So the caption should be:

A woman in a red and white floral dress and a boy in a yellow shirt are at a sink. The woman holds a container above the sink while the boy reaches in with his hands, moving them through the water. The woman then lowers her container, and the boy leans closer to the sink, continuing to interact with the sink area. The camera maintains a close perspective with slight movement, capturing their actions.

Wait, check if "red and white floral dress" is correct. The dress has red and white, maybe pink? But the user said "red and white floral". The problem says "color, size, orientation" — so the dress is floral, red and white. The boy is yellow shirt. The sink is wooden? Maybe.

Also, the background: minimal. So don't mention the blue cabinet unless essential. The key is the main subjects' actions.

Let me check the rules again: background descriptions minimal unless essential. The sink is essential because they're at the sink. So the sink is part of the scene.

So final caption should be:

A woman in a red and white floral dress and a boy in a yellow shirt stand at a sink. The woman holds a container above the sink while the boy reaches in, moving his hands through the water. The woman then lowers her container, and the boy shifts closer, continuing to interact with the sink. The camera captures their actions with slight movement,

Two solid objects (a woman and a child) are moving: the woman interacts with a wooden structure and handles items, while the child moves while holding onto the structure.

Background elements (wall, blue cabinet, floor) show no uniform shifting; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed.


Two people in a snowy forest: one in a gray jacket and dark pants walks left, then the other in a green-black jacket and dark pants bends forward to adjust an object, then turns and walks away. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed position with minimal background detail of snow-covered ground and trees.

Two people: one (in green) is pushed and then slides on the snow, while the other (in gray) moves away. The motion is due to their locomotion.

The background (trees and snow-covered ground) is static. No fluid or wind-driven motion is dominant; the snow is stationary on the ground.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows two dancers on stage. The main subjects are a man in a white jacket and black pants, and a woman in a dark, flowing dress. Let's track their movements chronologically.

At the start (0.0s), the man has his arms outstretched, and the woman is lifted, maybe in a dance pose. Then in 0.3s to 1.4s, the woman moves her arms up, then in 1.4s to 2.5s, she's spinning or moving with her arms extended. By 2.5s to 3.6s, the woman is being held by the man, and they're moving towards the center. Then 3.6s to 4.7s, they come together, the woman's arms around his neck, and they hold each other.

Appearance: man in white jacket, black pants; woman in dark, long dress. Spatially, they're on stage, close together. Camera is probably static, slight shake maybe, since the video is a bit shaky.

Background: dark stage with some lights, but minimal description. Focus on motion.

Now, structure the caption: chronological order, motion, appearance, spatial, camera.

Let's draft:

"Two dancers, a man in a white jacket and black pants and a woman in a dark flowing dress, perform on a dimly lit stage. The man extends his arms as the woman, elevated, moves her arms upward and then spins, transitioning to a close embrace where she wraps her arms around his neck; they move toward the center of the stage. The camera remains relatively static with slight shake, capturing their motion against a dark background with minimal stage lighting."

Check the rules: concise, chronological, appearance, spatial (they're close, moving to center), camera perspective (static with slight shake). Background minimal, so just "dark background" and "minimal stage lighting" as per rule e. Make sure not to mention names or text.

Wait, the video description: first frame, man arms out, woman is being lifted. Then she moves, spins. Then they meet and hold. So the sequence is:

0.0s: man arms out, woman lifted, possibly in a dance hold.

0.3-1.4s: woman extends arm up, then maybe spins.

1.4-2.5s: woman moves, arms up, then they come together.

2.5-3.6s: they approach each other, woman is in mid-air maybe, then they connect.

3.6-4.7s: they hold close, woman's arms around neck.

Wait, the frames: [0.0] first frame, man arms out, woman is behind? No, the video starts with man arms out, woman is in a position where she's being lifted. Then as time goes, she moves her arms, spins, then they meet.

Let's rephrase the motion:

The dancers begin with the man extending his arms and the woman elevated, then she moves her arms upward, spins, and they come together in a close hold. The camera captures this from a slightly low angle with minor shake.

Wait, "slightly low angle" – but the caption says camera perspective. The output must be concise.

Let me check the rules again. The caption should be a paragraph, chronological. So:

"Two dancers, a man in a white jacket and black pants and a woman in a dark flowing dress, perform on stage. Initially, the man extends his arms while the woman, elevated, raises her arm and spins; they then move toward the center and embrace, with the woman’s arms around his neck. The camera remains mostly static with a slight shake, focusing on their synchronized movements against a dark stage backdrop."

Wait, but the first frame: [0.0] has man arms out, woman is being held (she's up, arms up). Then [0.3] she moves, [1.4] she's lifting her arm, then [2.5] they're getting close, [3.6] they hold, [4.7] they're close.

So the order is: man extends arms, woman elevated and moves arms, spins, then they meet and hold.

Yes, that's the chronology.

Check appearance: man white jacket, black pants; woman dark flowing dress. Number: two dancers.

Spatial: on stage, moving toward center.

Camera: static with slight shake. Background: dark, minimal lighting.

Okay, let's write the caption:

<caption_output>Two dancers, a man in a white jacket and black pants and a woman in a dark flowing dress, perform on stage. The man extends his arms as the woman, elevated, raises her arm and spins, then they move toward the center to

Two dancers (solid objects) exhibit deliberate locomotion: one dancer performs a spin while the other supports/interacts, indicating controlled physical movement.

No shifting background elements observed; stage curtains and distant lights remain static. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects present.


A white stovetop holds a black frying pan containing yellow, partially cooked eggs. A hand enters the frame holding a wooden spatula, stirring the eggs in circular motions. The pan remains centered on the stovetop, with a fork and small items visible to its right on the white surface. The camera maintains a steady top-down perspective, focusing on the stirring action as the hand moves the spatula through the eggs.

A hand is stirring eggs in a frying pan, causing the eggs to move within the pan. This is a discrete, solid object (hand) interacting with the contents of the pan.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke) observed. The stovetop and surrounding counter remain static throughout the clip.


A person in a light shirt walks away from the camera in a dim setting. A second person in a checkered shirt enters from the left, approaches the first person, makes contact, then steps back. The first person continues walking. The camera is handheld with slight movement.

Two distinct solid objects (people) moving: a person in a yellow shirt (back to camera) and a person in a checkered shirt (front-facing) engaging in physical interaction (hugging/pushing) with clear locomotion and body movements.

Background shows static colored lights (red, green, blue) with no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a close-up of a paint roller machine. The roller is white with orange parts, maybe the machine. Then it transitions to a white screen with blue text, but we're supposed to exclude text recognition. So skip that. Next, there's an image of a paint roller with yellow core, labeled "Midi Plus 40 Ø Antigota" but again, don't mention text. Then a person painting a wall with the roller. The person is in a white shirt, using a roller on a wall with floral pattern. Need to describe motion: the person moves the roller across the wall, painting. Then the next frame has text but skip. Wait, the user says exclude text recognition, so focus on the visuals. Let's break down the sequence:

Frame 0: Close-up of a paint roller machine, parts moving (maybe the roller is spinning or part of the machine). The roller has white sleeves and orange components. Then text appears but ignore. Frame 1-2: White screen with text, skip. Frame 3-4: Paint roller image (white roller with yellow core), then frame 5: Person in white shirt painting a wall with the roller, moving the roller across the wall. So chronological order:

1. Close-up of a paint roller machine with white rollers and orange components.
2. Transition to a white screen (but text is there, so skip).
3. Image of a white paint roller with a yellow core.
4. Person in white shirt using a roller to paint a wall, moving the roller across the wall.

Now, the caption should be concise, chronological. Focus on motion: first, the machine's rollers; then the roller image; then the person painting. Also, describe appearance: machine parts (white rollers, orange), roller (white with yellow core), person (white shirt). Spatial relationships: the person is painting a wall (maybe in front of the wall). Camera movement: first close-up, then maybe static images, then the person scene.

Let's structure:

The video begins with a close-up of a paint roller machine featuring white rollers and orange components. It transitions to a static image of a white paint roller with a yellow core. Subsequently, a person in a white shirt uses the roller to paint a wall with a floral pattern, moving the roller horizontally across the surface. The camera maintains a close-up on the roller machine initially, then shifts to a static display of the roller, and finally captures the person painting in medium shot.

Wait, but need to follow rules: exclude text, so don't mention the text. Also, the person is using the roller, so "uses the roller to paint" is okay. The background is the wall with floral pattern, but keep background minimal. The rule says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." So the wall is there, but just say "painting a wall".

Check rules:

a) Motion in order: machine rollers (maybe spinning?), then static roller image, then person moving roller.

Wait, the first frame: the machine is operating (rollers moving? The video shows a machine with rollers, maybe the paint roller is part of a system. So the machine is in action, the rollers are rotating. Then text screen (skip), then the roller image (static), then person painting.

So chronological:

- A paint roller machine with white rollers and orange parts is shown in operation (rollers moving).

- Then a static image of a white paint roller with a yellow core appears.

- Finally, a person in a white shirt uses the roller to paint a wall, moving it across the wall's surface.

Now, camera perspective: first close-up (top-down or close-up? The first frame shows a close-up of the machine), then static image, then medium shot of the person painting.

Check output format: concise paragraph. Let's put it all together.

"The video starts with a close-up of a paint roller machine featuring white rollers and orange components in motion. It transitions to a static image of a white paint roller with a yellow core. Next, a person in a white shirt uses the roller to paint a wall, moving it horizontally across the surface. The camera perspective shifts from close-up to static display and then to a medium shot of the painting process."

Wait, but the user says "exclude text recognition", so no text. Also, "mention spatial relationships if relevant"—the person is painting the wall, so "painting a wall" implies the wall is the background.

Let me check the example frames:

Frame 0: close-up of machine with white rollers (two white cylindrical rollers, part of machine with orange). The rollers are spinning maybe? The video shows the machine parts.

Frame 3: image of the roller with yellow core, white, labeled but ignore.

Frame 5: person painting wall,

A person (the man) is moving while painting, using a roller. The motion is due to locomotion and explicit physical forces (muscular movement).

No shifting background; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed. The background (wall) is static.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a man at a podium. He's in a suit, red tie, name tag. He's handing something to a woman in a purple top. Then the woman hugs another woman in black. The background is red curtains. Then it cuts to a photo of three people with a trophy, text about Parent Award. But the rules say to exclude text recognition, so focus on the actions.

Chronological order: First, man at podium hands item to woman (purple). Then woman in purple hugs woman in black. Then scene changes to a photo (but maybe the caption should cover the video part, not the still image). Wait, the first part is the video, then the text overlay is part of the video? Wait, the user provided a clip with multiple frames. Let's see:

Frame 0: Man at podium, hands to woman in purple. Other people around. Frame 1: Man hands item, woman in purple takes it. Frame 2: Man steps back, woman in purple hugs woman in black. Frame 3: Hugging continues. Then the next part is a still image (the photo) with three people. But the rules say exclude text recognition, so the photo's text is not to be mentioned, but the actions in the video.

So main actions: Man at podium hands an object to a woman (purple top), then the woman in purple embraces another woman (black outfit). Then the scene transitions to a photograph of three people holding a trophy. But wait, the caption needs to be chronological. So the video sequence is: man hands item, then hug, then photo.

But the caption should describe the motion. So:

A man in a dark suit and red tie stands at a podium, extending an object to a woman in a purple top. The woman takes the item, then turns to embrace another woman in a black jacket. Meanwhile, two other women stand nearby, one holding papers. The scene transitions to a still photograph showing three individuals posing with a trophy.

Wait, need to check the rules: exclude text recognition (so the text "Parent Award Winner" is excluded, but the photo is part of the video, so mention the photo as part of the sequence).

But the user says "describe the provided video", so the video includes the live action and the still image. Let's make sure.

First part: live action: man hands item to woman in purple, they interact, then hug. Then cut to a photo.

So the caption should be:

A man in a dark suit and red tie stands at a podium, handing an object to a woman in a purple top. She accepts the item and embraces a woman in a black jacket, while two other women stand nearby. The scene then transitions to a still photograph of three people holding a trophy.

Check the rules: chronological, motion, appearance (colors, etc.), spatial relationships (nearby, podium, etc.), camera perspective (but the first part is a single shot, then the photo is still, so camera movement might not apply, but the transition is part of the video).

Background is red curtains in first part, minimal. Don't mention text. Focus on motions.

Yes. Let's structure it:

First, the man at podium hands item to woman in purple. Then she hugs the woman in black. Then the scene changes to a photo.

So:

A man in a dark suit and red tie stands at a podium, extending a small object to a woman in a purple top. She accepts the item and turns to embrace another woman in a black jacket, while two other women stand nearby holding papers. The scene then cuts to a still photograph of three individuals posing with a trophy.

Wait, the rules say "concise, chronological paragraph". Let's make it concise.

A man in a dark suit and red tie hands an object to a woman in a purple top at a podium. The woman then embraces another woman in a black jacket, as two other women stand nearby. The scene transitions to a still photograph of three people holding a trophy.

Check if spatial relationships are mentioned: "at a podium", "nearby", "posing with".

Yes. Camera perspective: first part is static (no movement mentioned), then transitions to a photo (so the camera cuts to the photo).

But the output should not mention camera perspective unless in the movement. Wait, rule d: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So for the main part, if there's movement, but in this case, the first part is a static shot, then the transition. But the example output might not have camera movement since it's a still photo. Wait, the instruction says "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement", so in the caption.

Wait, the rules say: "d) Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan

Discrete objects (people) are moving: the man at the podium shakes hands, steps back, and then the two women hug and separate.

The background consists of static red curtains and a stage. There are no fluid or environmental motions (fire, water, wind, etc.) present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the main subjects. There's a person doing a handstand, wearing black leggings and a black top, maybe a bikini bottom? Then another person in a patterned shirt and dark pants. The sequence: the first person is doing a handstand, then the second person walks into the frame. Let's check the chronology.

At the start, the first person is in a handstand, legs up. Then the second person (wearing a patterned shirt, dark pants) moves from the right side towards the left. Wait, in the video, the second person is in the foreground, moving. Let's see: the first frame has the handstand person, then the other person walks past them. So chronological order: the handstand person is static (holding pose), then the other person walks from right to left across the foreground.

Appearance: handstand person is female, black top, black leggings, long hair, hands on the edge, feet up. The other person: male, patterned shirt, dark pants, walking.

Spatial: the handstand person is on the edge of the skate bowl, the other person is in the foreground, moving from right to left.

Background: skate park, palm trees, people in the distance, but minimal per rule e.

Camera: seems like a steady shot, maybe slight movement? The description says "camera perspective and movement" at the end. In the frames, it's a medium shot, probably static or slight movement.

So putting it together: A woman in black leggings and a black top performs a handstand with legs extended, hands on the edge of a skate bowl. A man in a patterned shirt and dark pants walks from right to left across the foreground, passing in front of her. The background features a crowded skate park with palm trees and distant figures. The camera remains steady, capturing the motion in a medium shot.

Wait, check rules: focus on motion of main subjects. So the main subjects are the two people. The woman is holding the handstand, so her motion is static (holding the pose), then the man moves.

Let's check the video frames:

Frame 0: woman handstand, man is in foreground, maybe starting to move.

Frame 1: same, man moving left.

Frame 2: man is more left, woman still handstand.

Frame 3: man walks past, woman stays.

Frame 4: man is further left, woman still.

So the man walks from right to left in front of the woman.

Appearance: woman is in black, woman is female, long hair, wearing black top and leggings (maybe shorts? The description says "black bikini bottom" but maybe "black leggings" since she's doing a handstand). Wait, the video shows her in black top and bikini bottoms, so "black top, bikini bottom, long hair". The man: "patterned shirt, dark pants".

So: A woman in a black top and bikini bottom holds a handstand with legs extended on the edge of a skate bowl, hands supporting her. A man in a patterned shirt and dark pants walks from right to left across the foreground, passing in front of her. The camera remains steady in a medium shot.

Check minimal background: "skate park with palm trees and distant people" but keep it minimal. Rule e says minimal unless essential. So maybe just "a crowded skate park" but since it's essential for the setting, but the motion is main.

Wait, the caption should be concise, chronological paragraph. So:

At the skate park, a woman in black athletic wear holds a handstand with legs extended on the bowl edge, hands planted firmly. Simultaneously, a man in a patterned shirt and dark pants walks from right to left across the foreground, passing in front of her. The camera maintains a steady medium shot throughout.

Wait, check the sequence: first the woman is in handstand (static), then the man walks. So chronological: first the woman's position, then the man's movement.

Also, the first frame shows the man starting to move. So:

A woman in a black top and bikini bottom performs a handstand with legs elevated, hands on the edge of a skate bowl. A man in a patterned shirt and dark pants walks from right to left in the foreground, passing in front of her. The camera remains steady, capturing the action in a medium shot.

Yes, that's concise, chronological, covers motion, appearance, spatial. Background is minimal (skate park, but since it's the setting, but the problem says minimal unless essential. The main action is at the skate bowl, so the background is just context. Rule e says minimal unless essential for understanding motion. So maybe not mention the background details beyond

A person in a handstand is stationary; another person (wearing a patterned shirt) moves across the foreground, exhibiting locomotion (walking) as a discrete solid object.

Background elements (palm trees, skatepark structures) remain static across frames, showing no fluid environmental motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind-driven swaying. No shifting background indicates no ambient environmental dominance.


A hand uses wooden chopsticks to lift a sushi roll from a clear plastic container filled with dark sauce, moving it over the sauce for dipping. The container sits to the left of a black tray holding various sushi rolls, including some topped with fried ingredients and others with orange garnish. The camera maintains a top-down view of the scene, capturing the dipping motion without significant movement.

A hand is moving a piece of sushi from a container to a tray. The sushi pieces are solid objects being manipulated by the hand.

The background elements (tray and container) are static with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A person in a white karate uniform with a black belt holds a green bowl while standing in front of another individual in similar attire holding an orange bowl. The person with the green bowl turns and walks away from the camera toward a seated audience, moving across the mat while the second individual remains behind. The camera follows the walking person from behind as they traverse the arena. The background includes spectators seated in rows but remains minimally described.

A martial artist in a white gi (wearing a black belt) is the primary moving object, transitioning from holding items to walking/running across the mat. A secondary figure (referee) remains mostly stationary.

Static gym background (walls, bleachers, mat) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, wind, smoke). Audience and structural elements remain stationary across frames.


A person wearing a patterned shirt and blue jeans sits on a couch, holding a long bass guitar. They play the instrument, then raise their right hand toward their face. The camera remains stationary throughout.

The person (wearing a patterned shirt) and guitar exhibit discrete movements: hand motions on the fretboard and strings, head turning, and body posture adjustments from playing the guitar.

The background (patterned couch) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or wind is present. Static background elements remain consistent throughout the clip.