RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video has three clips. First, a hand using a drill on a metal object. Then, hands working on a small item with a brush. Then a mechanical part with a green piece. Need to describe chronologically.

First clip: Close-up of a hand holding a drill bit, drilling into a metallic object (copper maybe). The drill is spinning. Then next clip: Two hands manipulating a small circular object, using a brush. The background has a workbench with tools. Then third clip: A mechanical component with a green part (maybe a gear), attached to a larger machine.

Now, make it concise. Mention motions: drilling, hands working on item, then mechanical part. Appearances: drill bit, hands, small object, brush, mechanical gear. Spatial: first scene close-up, then top-down on hands, then close-up on mechanical part. Background minimal.

Check rules: chronological order, motions, appearance, spatial, camera perspective.

Let's draft:

The video begins with a close-up of a hand operating a drill on a metallic object, the drill bit spinning as it engages with the material. Next, two hands manipulate a small circular item on a workbench, using a brush to clean or adjust it; the scene is viewed from a top-down angle. Finally, the focus shifts to a mechanical component featuring a green gear-like piece attached to a larger machine, with the camera maintaining a close-up perspective. Throughout, the background remains sparse, emphasizing the actions.

Wait, need to check each frame. Frame 0: hand with drill, metallic. Frame 1-4: hands working on small item (circular, maybe metal) with brush. Frame 5: mechanical part with green gear.

Yes. Now, concise paragraph. Let's make sure it's chronological. So:

The video opens with a hand using a drill to work on a metallic object, the drill bit spinning against the material. It then transitions to two hands manipulating a small circular item on a workbench, employing a brush to adjust or clean it from a top-down perspective. Finally, the scene shifts to a close-up of a mechanical component with a green gear-like part attached to a larger machine. Camera angles are close-up throughout, with the background kept minimal to focus on the actions.

Wait, check rule d: conclude with camera perspective and movement. So last part should mention camera. The first scene: close-up, then top-down, then close-up. So the paragraph should state camera perspectives.

Let me structure:

First clip: close-up of hand drilling on metal. Second clip: top-down view of two hands working with a brush on a small object. Third clip: close-up of a mechanical part with a green component.

So:

The video starts with a close-up shot of a hand operating a drill on a metallic object, the drill bit spinning as it works. It then shifts to a top-down view of two hands manipulating a small circular item on a workbench, using a brush to clean or adjust it. Finally, the scene transitions to a close-up of a mechanical component featuring a green gear-like piece attached to a larger machine. All scenes maintain minimal background details, focusing on the subjects' actions and their spatial relationships.

Check if that's concise. Maybe shorten:

The video begins with a close-up of a hand drilling a metallic object with a spinning drill bit. It then shows two hands manipulating a small circular item on a workbench using a brush, viewed from a top-down angle. Finally, it transitions to a close-up of a mechanical component with a green gear attached to a larger machine. The camera maintains close-up perspectives throughout, with minimal background context.

Yes, that's good. Make sure to mention chronological order: begins with, then shows, finally transitions. Check rule b: mention appearance. Drill bit (spinning), metallic object. Hands (two), small circular item (metallic?), brush. Mechanical component (green gear).

Also, spatial: the first is close-up, second top-down, third close-up.

Okay, final check for rules: a) motion and behavior chronologically. b) appearance (drill bit, hands, small object, brush, green gear). c) spatial (close-up, top-down). d) conclude with camera perspective (close-up, top-down, close-up). e) minimal background. f) exclude text etc.

Yes, that should work.
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<caption_output>The video begins with a close-up of a hand operating a spinning drill bit on a metallic object. It then transitions to a top-down view of two hands manipulating a small circular item on a workbench, using a brush to adjust or clean it. Finally, the scene shifts to a close-up of a mechanical component featuring a green gear-like piece attached to a larger machine. The camera maintains close-up perspectives throughout,

Hands are manipulating a small object (likely jewelry) in a close-up scene; the lathe spindle is rotating in the machine scenes. Both are solid, discrete objects moving due to manual dexterity and machine operation.

The background elements (walls, floor, workbench) are stable with no shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the main subject is a person. Let's see their actions. In the video, the person is wearing a white shirt with red suspenders, maybe a vest? Wait, the rules say exclude text recognition, so no need for the "For Lease" sign. Focus on motion.

Looking at the frames: starts with raising hands, then lowers them. So chronological order: the person raises both hands (maybe waving or adjusting hair), then brings hands down to sides, and then seems to gesture or move hands. Wait, the first frame [0.0] has hands up, then [0.5] hands are down? Wait, no, the video starts at 0.0, then 0.5, 1.0, etc. Let's check the movement.

Frame 0.0: person has hands up, maybe adjusting hair or shielding eyes. Then frame 0.5: hands are down, near chest. Then frame 1.0: hands moving again? Wait, the description says:

At [0.0] the person is raising hands (left and right), then at [0.5] hands are down, then [1.0] hands lower, [1.5] hands down, [2.0] hands near chest. Wait, but the user provided the frames as [0.0] to [5.0] but only the first few are shown. Wait, the actual video sequence: let's parse the given frames.

The user's input shows [0.0] to [5.0] but the description is:

[0.0]: man raises hands (both, maybe to shield eyes or wave), [0.5]: hands down, [1.0]: hands down, [1.5]: hands down, [2.0]: hands near chest, [2.5]: hands down, [3.0]: hands down, [3.5]: hands near chest, [4.0]: hands down, [4.5]: hands down, [5.0]: hands down.

Wait, the actual video: the man is outside, in front of a Ferris wheel. He starts with hands up (maybe waving or shielding eyes), then lowers them. Let's focus on motion. So main subject is one person. Appearance: white shirt, red suspenders (since the description mentions red suspenders in the first frame). Let's check the rules: describe appearance briefly. So "a man in a white shirt with red suspenders".

Motion: starts by raising both hands to his head (maybe adjusting hair or shielding eyes), then gradually lowers his hands to his sides, and continues to gesture with his hands.

Spatial relationship: the Ferris wheel is in the background, but background descriptions minimal unless essential. So since the Ferris wheel is part of the scene but not essential for motion, maybe just mention "in front of a Ferris wheel" but the rules say keep background minimal. Wait, the rules: "Mention spatial relationships if relevant". If the Ferris wheel is in the background, maybe it's not relevant for motion, so perhaps just the main subject's movement.

Camera: is it moving? The user's input doesn't say, but the format says "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement". The video seems to be a static shot, maybe a slight shake or no movement. Wait, the user's example might have camera movement, but let's check.

Wait, the user's instruction says "DO NOT output your reasoning", so need to generate the caption. Let's structure:

- Main subject's motion: chronologically.

Starts: man raises both hands to head (shielding eyes or adjusting hair), then lowers hands to sides, continues to gesture with hands while standing.

Appearance: white shirt, red suspenders (since the video shows that, but rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)" — so color, size (medium?), orientation (standing). But the video shows him as standing.

Spatial: in front of a Ferris wheel (but background is minimal, so maybe just mention if it's essential. Since the Ferris wheel is in the background, but the main action is the man's movement, maybe not necessary. Wait, the rules say "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion". Since the motion is the man's actions, the background isn't essential, so maybe just say "standing outdoors".

Camera: static, no movement. Or slight shake? The user's example might not have movement, but the problem says "conclude with camera perspective and movement".

Wait, let's see the example rules: the output should be a concise paragraph.

Let's draft:

A man in a white shirt with red suspenders stands outdoors, initially raising both hands to his head

A person wearing a white shirt with red stripes is performing distinct arm movements (waving, gesturing) which are explicit locomotive actions.

Static background elements (Ferris wheel, buildings, sky) show no uniform shifting or environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects visible).


A large group of dancers in green and blue uniforms start in a static formation with arms raised, then transition to synchronized stepping movements, shifting positions across the basketball court. The camera pans left to capture their coordinated motion as they spread out while maintaining unity. The audience is visible in the background but remains secondary to the dancers' performance.

Multiple dancers (solid objects) are moving in coordinated formations across the court, exhibiting locomotion and physical displacement.

The background elements (basketball court, spectator stands, and scoreboard) are static and do not shift uniformly. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion is visible.


A person in a gray hoodie and dark cap holds a fishing rod indoors, then the scene shifts to an outdoor snowy area with an orange circular marker topped by a red flag. Back indoors, the person holds a fishing reel and uses a tool to cut a black object, finally standing in front of a white basin with another person's leg visible in the foreground.

The person's hand pouring grain into a bowl and the hand gestures (holding a tool) are discrete objects moving due to physical forces (gravity and manual motion).

The background is static in all indoor scenes (wooden walls, floor, furniture) and the outdoor scene is static (ice platform). There is no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion. The only motion is the pouring of grain and hand gestures.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video starts with a snowy forest scene. There's a person in the distance, wearing a dark jacket and green pants, moving towards the camera. They're carrying something, maybe a bike? Wait, no, in the next frames, they're on a bicycle. Let's check the timestamps.

Frame 0: Person is far away in the forest, snow-covered ground, trees.

Frame 1: Person is closer, still in the distance.

Frame 2: Person is walking towards the camera, maybe on a bike? Wait, frame 3: They're riding a bicycle, approaching.

Frame 4: Close-up of the bicycle wheels as they pass by.

Frame 5: The person and bike are gone, back to the forest scene.

So the main subject is a person on a bicycle. They start from the background, move towards the camera, pass by, and then exit the frame.

Appearance: The person is wearing a dark jacket and green pants, but the video is a bit blurry. The bicycle is dark, maybe black, with large wheels.

Motion: The person rides a bicycle from the background towards the camera, passing close to the camera's position, then exits the frame.

Spatial relationship: Initially, the person is in the distance, moving towards the camera. Then, they're in the middle of the frame, and then exit.

Camera perspective: The camera is stationary, facing the forest path. It doesn't move; the person moves towards the camera.

Background: Snowy forest, trees. But per the rules, keep background minimal. So maybe just "snowy forest" as a brief note.

Now, structure the caption:

Chronological order:

- Start: Person (wearing dark jacket, green pants) on a bicycle appears in the distance of a snowy forest.

- Motion: They ride towards the camera, passing by the camera's position.

- End: The person and bicycle exit the frame, leaving the snowy forest scene.

Check the rules: focus on motion and behavior, appearance (color, size, orientation), spatial relationships, conclude with camera perspective.

Camera perspective: Stationary, ground-level, facing the path.

Let's write it out:

A person in a dark jacket and green pants rides a dark bicycle from the background of a snowy forest toward the camera, passing close to the camera’s position before exiting the frame. The camera remains stationary throughout, capturing the movement against a backdrop of snow-covered terrain and trees.

Wait, check if "dark jacket and green pants" is needed. Rule b: Briefly describe appearance and number. The person is one individual, so "a person" (number) and description.

Also, the bicycle's wheels are mentioned in the video, so "dark bicycle" is okay.

Another check: spatial relationships. "from the background" (initial position), "toward the camera", "passing close to the camera’s position", "before exiting the frame".

Camera: stationary, ground-level (since it's low angle, showing the snow and wheels passing).

Rule d: Conclude with camera perspective and movement. So "The camera remains stationary throughout,..."

Now, concise. Let's make it shorter.

"A person in a dark jacket and green pants rides a dark bicycle from the distant background toward the camera, passing close to the camera's position before exiting the frame. The camera remains stationary, capturing the motion against a snowy forest backdrop."

Check if "backdrop" is essential. The rules say "minimize background descriptions unless essential". The background (forest, snow) is essential for context of the motion (riding in the forest). But the rules say "keep minimal". So maybe just "snowy forest" as background.

Wait, the first frame has "snowy forest with trees". So the background is snowy forest. But rule e: minimize. So maybe just "snowy forest" as part of the setting, but the caption should focus on motion. The main subject's motion is the key.

Let me adjust:

"A person in a dark jacket and green pants rides a dark bicycle from the background toward the camera, moving forward and passing close to the camera's position before exiting the frame. The camera remains stationary throughout."

But is "moving forward" necessary? The motion is riding toward the camera. Maybe "rides toward the camera, passing close to the camera's position before exiting the frame."

Also, check the video: the person starts at the back of the snowy area, moves forward (toward the camera), and exits the frame.

Another point: in the video, the person is riding, so the bicycle is being ridden.

Let's confirm the frames:

0: person in the distance, moving towards camera.

1: closer, still moving.

2:

A person on a bicycle is moving across the snow-covered ground, with visible motion of the bicycle's wheel and the rider's movement.

Background (trees, snow) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind as dominant motion.


A bouquet of pink and red roses is initially shown in close-up, with a person wearing a black shirt entering the frame and holding the arrangement. The individual adjusts the stems and repositions the bouquet, displaying its full form and varying angles. The camera follows the bouquet’s movement, panning slightly as the person holds and manipulates the flowers, maintaining focus on the floral arrangement against a blurred indoor background.

A person's hands adjust a bouquet of roses, causing discrete movement of the floral arrangement due to physical manipulation.

Background elements (floor, walls) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A hand holding a blue pen moves across a white sheet of paper, adjusting its position while writing, with the pen positioned near the center of the paper. The camera maintains a close-up, top-down view throughout.

A hand holding a marker moves to write equations on the whiteboard.

The background is a static whiteboard with no shifting or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows cheerleaders in blue uniforms. First, they're forming a pyramid or human tower. Let's check the frames. At the start, some are lifted up. The main action is the cheerleaders building a formation where some are on top of others. The number—seems like a group, maybe 10-15. Appearance: all in blue outfits, short skirts, some with bows. Motion: they're lifting the flyers, adjusting positions, maybe shifting to form different levels. Spatial: the flyers are on the shoulders of the base, others are around. Background is a gym with banners, but we need minimal background. Camera movement: slight shake? The frames show a bit of movement, maybe handheld. Let's sequence: start with cheerleaders in formation, lifting flyers, adjusting to keep them balanced, then maybe the flyers do a move. Wait, the first frame has flyers being held, then in later frames, the flyers are being lifted higher, maybe a stunt. Need chronological: initially, cheerleaders form a base, lift two flyers to the top (maybe two on top), then adjust positions. Wait, the video shows them in a pyramid. Let's describe step by step. First frame: cheerleaders in blue, multiple in base, some lifted. Then as time goes, they're building the tower, flyers are being raised, maybe the bottom layer moves to stabilize. The camera might be moving slightly, maybe handheld. Need to mention motion: the cheerleaders are moving their arms to support, adjusting their positions. So the caption should go: A group of cheerleaders in matching blue uniforms form a human pyramid in a gym. Initially, several base members lift two flyers to the top, arms raised. As the sequence progresses, the base adjusts their stances to maintain balance, and the flyers hold their positions. The camera captures the action with slight movement, maintaining a close perspective on the formation. Wait, check rules: chronological order. Start with the formation, then the motion. Let's make sure to mention the number—maybe "a group" (since exact count is hard, but they're multiple). Appearance: blue uniforms, short skirts, some with hair bows. Spatial: flyers are on top of base members. Motion: lifting, adjusting. Background: gym with banners, but minimal. So the caption should be concise. Let's draft: A group of cheerleaders in blue uniforms perform a stunting routine. Several base members lift two flyers to the top, extending their arms to support the flyers, who then hold their positions. As the sequence progresses, the base adjusts their stances to maintain stability, while the flyers remain elevated. The camera captures the action from a slight angle with minimal movement, focusing on the formation. Wait, the output must be a paragraph. Let's check the example. The key points: motion, behavior chronological, appearance, spatial, camera. Let's condense. "A group of cheerleaders in blue uniforms execute a pyramid stunt in a gymnasium. Initially, multiple base members lift two flyers to the top, arms extended upward. Over the sequence, the base adjusts their positions to stabilize the flyers, who maintain their elevated stance. The camera maintains a close, slightly handheld perspective, capturing the coordinated motion of the formation." Hmm. Need to make it more concise. Let's see the rules: chronological paragraph. So start with what happens first, then next. First, they form the base and lift flyers. Then, maybe the flyers do a move (like a split or hold), but in the frames, the flyers are being lifted. Let's check the video frames: frame 0 has flyers being held up by the base, frame 1-5 show them lifting higher, maybe the flyers are moving. Wait, the frames show the flyers being lifted, so the action is the base lifting them to higher positions. So the caption: A group of cheerleaders in blue uniforms form a human pyramid. Base members lift two flyers vertically, extending their arms to support them as the flyers hold their elevated positions. The base members adjust their stances to maintain stability during the stunt. The camera captures the action with slight movement, focusing on the formation's coordinated motion. Check rules: avoid background unless essential. The gym is the background, but since it's a gym, maybe just "in a gym" is okay. Let's make it concise. "A group of cheerleaders in matching blue uniforms performs a stunting routine in a gym. Base members lift two flyers to the top of their formation, extending their arms to support the flyers, who maintain their elevated position. As the sequence progresses, the base adjusts their stances to stabilize the structure. The camera maintains a close perspective with slight handheld movement, focusing on the coordinated motion of the cheerleaders." Wait, the number: "a group" is okay. But maybe

Multiple cheerleaders in blue uniforms perform synchronized stunts, including lifting teammates overhead and transitioning formations. Their movements involve explicit physical forces (lifting, balancing, coordinated locomotion) and are trackable with bounding boxes.

The gymnasium background (walls, windows, banners) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven effects are present.


Two children sit on a carpeted floor; the left child, wearing a green shirt and sitting cross-legged, holds a marker, then moves it toward a clipboard, picks up a black marker from the floor, and places it on the clipboard. The right child, in a dark blue shirt with legs extended, writes on a clipboard and occasionally looks up. A cardboard box and scattered papers lie between them. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective with no movement.

Two children (discrete solid objects) interact with objects: green-shirted child moves tray, picks up marker, and draws; blue-shirted child writes on paper and shifts position. All motion is physical interaction with objects.

Static concrete floor and background objects (e.g., blue chair, pink toy) show no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, or wind effects observed.


A person in a black-and-white patterned hoodie pours liquid from a clear bottle into a white bowl, then lifts the bowl and tilts it to transfer the liquid onto a green plate with dark objects. The individual sits at a table with a white bowl, a green plate, and a partially visible person resting on a wooden chair to the left. The camera remains stationary with a low-angle perspective.

Discrete solid objects (person, bowls, plate, utensils) undergo explicit physical actions: pouring from one bowl to another, adjusting positions of items on the table.

Static background elements (wall, chair, fridge) show no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion detected.


Two workers, one in an orange safety jacket and hard hat, the other in a blue jacket, interact with industrial machinery. Initially positioned near a blue conveyor system, the orange-jacketed worker operates equipment while the blue-jacketed worker stands nearby. They both move left across the frame, passing by stacked white sacks and a wheeled cart, with the camera panning left to follow their motion. The background features industrial structures and a covered area. The camera maintains a slight shake during the pan.

Two people (one in orange, one in blue) are walking and working around the machinery. Their motion is due to locomotion.

The background (buildings, ground, trees) is static and not shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is observed.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let me tackle this captioning task. First, I need to understand what the user is asking for. They want a concise, chronological paragraph describing the video based on the provided frames. The rules are specific: focus on motion and behavior of main subjects in order, describe appearance and number, mention spatial relationships, conclude with camera perspective and movement, keep background minimal, exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis.

Looking at the video frames. The first frame shows a graph in the top left corner, probably a temperature curve for coffee roasting, and a close-up of coffee beans in a metal drum. The text overlay mentions medium roast, 21% development, drop temp of 406.8. Then, in the next frames, there's a wooden spoon stirring the beans. The graph remains visible throughout.

So the main subjects here are the coffee beans in the drum and the graph. The motion is the stirring with the wooden spoon. The appearance: coffee beans are dark brown, the drum is metallic, the spoon is light brown. Spatial relationships: the graph is in the top left, beans in the main view. The camera seems to stay close-up on the beans, maybe with a slight movement as the spoon stirs.

I need to avoid mentioning the text from the overlay since rule f says exclude text recognition. So the caption shouldn't mention "medium roast" or the numbers. Focus on the action: stirring the beans. The graph is a static element, so maybe mention it's visible in the corner but not as part of the motion.

Wait, the user says "main subjects" so the beans and the spoon are the main ones. The graph is part of the screen, but since it's a static element, maybe it's not the main subject. But the video shows the graph in the top left, so maybe the camera perspective includes that.

Wait, the rules say "describe the motion and behavior of main subjects." The graph isn't moving, so maybe it's part of the background. The main motion is the stirring. So the sequence is: coffee beans in a drum, then a wooden spoon entering the frame to stir the beans. The camera is close-up on the beans, possibly panning slightly as the spoon moves.

Wait, looking at the frames: first frame shows beans, then in the next frames, the wooden spoon is moving through the beans. So the spoon is the object causing the motion. So the chronological order is: the beans are in the drum, then the spoon stirs them. The graph is in the top left, but since it's static, maybe just mention it's present in the background.

So the caption should start with the beans in the drum, then the spoon stirring. Describe the spoon as wooden, light brown, moving through the beans. The camera is close-up, maybe static but with slight movement following the spoon.

Check the rules again: "conclude with camera perspective and movement." So after describing the action, say the camera is close-up, possibly static with slight pan.

Make sure not to mention the text overlay, so ignore "medium roast..." part.

Let me draft:

Close-up view shows dark brown coffee beans swirling in a metallic drum as a light brown wooden spoon stirs them. The spoon enters from the right, moving downward through the beans, creating small currents. A static graph remains visible in the top-left corner. The camera maintains a steady close-up shot with minimal movement, focusing on the stirring action.

Wait, but the rules say "chronological paragraph." So the order of events: first, the beans are shown, then the spoon appears and stirs. So "The video opens with a close-up of dark brown coffee beans in a metallic drum. A light brown wooden spoon then enters the frame from the right, stirring the beans in a clockwise motion. The spoon moves through the beans, lifting and turning them. A static graph remains in the top-left corner throughout. The camera stays fixed in a close-up position with slight adjustments to follow the spoon's movement."

Hmm, but need to be concise. Maybe shorten it.

Wait, the example output might be something like:

The video begins with a close-up of dark brown coffee beans rotating in a metallic drum. A light brown wooden spoon enters from the right, stirring the beans in a circular motion. The spoon moves through the beans, lifting and turning them. A static graph remains visible in the top-left corner. The camera maintains a steady close-up shot with minimal movement to follow the stirring action.

But need to check the rules again. Rule f: exclude text recognition, so don't mention the text. The graph is part of the background, but is it essential for understanding? The user says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Since the graph is static and not part of the main action, maybe just mention it's present but not necessary. However

A wooden spoon is moving through a pile of coffee beans, causing the beans to shift; this is a discrete solid object (spoon) interacting physically with another solid object (beans) via stirring.

The background elements (container, graph screen) show no uniform shifting, and there is no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A person in a red and white checkered shirt stands at a white table against a graffiti-covered wall, manipulating a decorative glass object. They pick up a yellow flower, hold it close, and adjust its position near the glass. The camera maintains a fixed frontal view throughout.

A person (solid object) manipulates a small object (likely a toy/ball) on a table using hand movements; the object's motion is caused by direct physical interaction (grasping, moving).

The graffiti-covered wall background remains static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion is present; background elements (e.g., wall patterns) are consistent across frames.


A person in a light gray hoodie and blue jeans performs a dynamic movement, bending forward and touching the floor before rising. Other individuals are seated or standing nearby in a room with a decorated Christmas tree. The camera remains stationary with slight shake.

Discrete solid objects include people moving through locomotion (walking, bending) and interacting with the environment, with visible bounding boxes for tracking.

The background (walls, floor, Christmas tree decorations) shows no significant shifting or fluid environmental motion; static elements remain consistent throughout the frame.


A baby in a light blue onesie with small prints lies on a white pillow on a blue patterned surface, eyes closed. The baby moves their right hand toward their mouth, holding it briefly before lowering the hand away. The camera maintains a static top-down view throughout, focusing on the baby's upper body.

Baby is moving: hand movements (touching face, nose, hand to mouth), head movement (slight turn).

Background (bed sheet and pillow) is static. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, the video shows a person playing a blue bass guitar. The main subject is the person's hands on the bass. Let's break down the chronology.

Starting with the first frame: the left hand is on the neck, right hand on the strings. Then, the right hand moves down to the pickup selector, pressing a button. Then it moves up to the neck, pressing a fret. Then the right hand moves to the bridge, pressing a button again. Then the left hand moves up the neck.

Wait, need to describe the motion in order. The person's hands: right hand (playing strings) and left hand (fretting). The bass is blue, 4-string, with knobs. The person is wearing black clothing. Background is minimal, maybe a room with some equipment.

Chronological order: The right hand adjusts a control knob (maybe volume or tone) on the bass, then moves to press a fret on the neck, then adjusts another knob. Wait, looking at the frames:

Frame 0: right hand on strings near bridge, left hand on neck.

Frame 1: right hand moves down to a knob (maybe the 2nd knob from left), presses it.

Frame 2: right hand moves to the next knob (maybe the first one), presses it.

Frame 3: right hand moves to the neck, presses a fret (left hand is on neck).

Frame 4: right hand moves to the bridge, presses a knob.

Wait, no, need to check the video steps. Let's list each action in order as per the frames:

- The person's right hand is on the strings, then moves to press a control knob (the white knobs on the body), then moves to the neck, pressing a fret, then moves back to the bridge, pressing another knob.

Wait, the video starts with the right hand near the strings, then moves to the first knob (maybe volume), then to the second knob, then up to the neck to press a fret, then back to the bridge to press a knob.

Appearance: blue bass guitar, four strings, white control knobs, black clothing on the person. The person's hands are the main focus.

Spatial relationships: the bass is held in the lap, with the person's legs visible. The background is blurred, maybe a room with furniture.

Camera perspective: close-up, focusing on the hands and guitar, no movement, static shot.

Now, structure the caption:

A person wearing black clothing plays a blue electric bass guitar. The right hand moves from the strings to press a white control knob on the guitar body, then to the adjacent knob, before moving up the neck to press a fret. The left hand remains positioned on the neck. The camera maintains a close-up, static shot focused on the hands and guitar, with minimal background detail. The bass features four strings and metallic hardware.

Wait, check the rules: chronological order, motion. Let's sequence the actions step by step:

1. Right hand is on the strings (frame 0), then moves to press the first knob (frame 1), then to the second knob (frame 2), then moves to the neck to press a fret (frame 3), then back to the bridge to press a knob (frame 4).

Wait, maybe the sequence is:

- The person's right hand presses a control knob on the guitar body.

- Then, the right hand moves to the neck to press a fret.

- Then, the right hand moves back to the body to press another knob.

But need to confirm the frames. The given frames:

Frame 0: right hand near bridge, pressing strings? Or just on the strings.

Frame 1: right hand moves down to a knob.

Frame 2: right hand moves to the next knob.

Frame 3: right hand moves up to the neck, pressing a fret.

Frame 4: right hand moves to the bridge, pressing a knob.

So the sequence of right hand movements:

1. Initial position (on strings), then moves to press a knob (frame 1), then moves to the next knob (frame 2), then up the neck to press a fret (frame 3), then back to the bridge to press a knob (frame 4).

Left hand: in frame 0, left hand is on the neck. In frame 3, left hand is still on the neck. So left hand remains on the neck throughout, maybe adjusting fingers on the frets.

Appearance: blue bass guitar, four strings, white knobs, black pants and shirt.

Background: out of focus, possibly a room with furniture, but minimal detail.

Camera: close-up, static, focusing on the hands and guitar.

Putting it all together concisely:

A person wearing black clothing plays a blue electric bass guitar. The right hand moves

Hand (discrete solid object) moving to press guitar strings and adjust knobs, demonstrating controlled physical motion for playing the instrument.

No shifting background elements observed; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion detected. Background appears static (indoor setting with minimal visible elements).


A woman wearing a light blue top and orange shorts begins in a handstand with her right leg raised high. She gradually lowers her right leg while shifting her torso, maintaining balance on her hands. The background includes a purple tablecloth-covered table with decorative items and a window with blinds. The camera remains stationary, capturing the motion from a frontal perspective.

A person (solid object) is moving by adjusting their handstand pose, with controlled leg and body movements.

Background elements (table, plant, lamp) are stable with no shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion detected.


A person wearing a dark top and beige pants adjusts a cast iron skillet over a wood-burning fire pit using a tool, repositioning the skillet on the grill while moving it in circular motions. The camera remains in a close-up, top-down perspective with slight movement, capturing the hand’s action and the fire pit’s coals below.

The person is stirring a pot with a spoon and moving the pot, involving discrete solid objects (person, pot, spoon) moving due to explicit physical forces (hand motion).

The ground (gravel) is static; the fire in the pit is burning (ambient environmental motion), but not dominant.


Three individuals interact with a snowman in a snowy yard adjacent to a red fence. A person in a black jacket bends down, then stands to face the snowman, adjusting its head; a person in a yellow hoodie with a red hood stands to the right of the snowman, while another person in a black coat remains behind. The camera maintains a steady eye-level perspective with slight movement.

Three people (one in black jacket, one in black coat, one in yellow jacket with red hood) interact with a snowman: the person in black jacket bends to build, stands, and reaches toward the snowman while others observe and gesture.

Background (red wooden fence and snow-covered ground) remains stable with no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind dominates the scene.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand what the user is asking for. They want a concise, chronological paragraph describing the video based on the provided frames. The rules are specific: focus on motion and behavior of main subjects in order, mention appearance and number, spatial relationships if relevant, camera perspective and movement, keep background minimal, exclude text, named characters, or stylistic analysis.

Looking at the video frames, there are three men in tuxedos singing. They're holding black folders. The camera is static, showing them on a TV screen. The background is dark, which might be the stage. The main action is them singing and moving their hands. The first frame shows them holding open books, then in subsequent frames, they're moving their hands, maybe gesturing while singing. The TV screen's status bar is visible, but the user says to exclude text recognition, so I shouldn't mention the Acer logo or the time code.

Wait, the rules say to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So the sequence is: three men in black tuxedos with white bow ties, each holding black folders. They start holding the folders open, then their hands move as they sing. The spatial arrangement is three people in a line, maybe left, center, right. The camera is fixed on the TV screen, so it's a static shot from a slight angle, maybe slightly tilted.

I need to describe the motion chronologically. Starting with the initial frames where they are holding the books, then as they sing, their hands move. The main subjects are three men. Appearance: black tuxedos, white bow ties, black folders. The background is dark, but minimal mention. Camera is static, slightly angled on the TV screen.

Wait, the user says to exclude text recognition, so even the time bar on the TV might not need mentioning. But the video shows a TV screen with the Acer logo and a blue bar, but the instructions say to exclude text, so just say "a television screen displaying the scene."

Wait, the output format is a paragraph inside <caption_output> tags. Let me structure it step by step.

First sentence: Three men in black tuxedos with white bow ties stand side by side, holding open black folders. They are singing, with their mouths moving. Then, their hands gesture while holding the folders. The background is dark, but minimal. The camera is static, showing the scene on a TV screen.

Check the rules again. Need to mention number, appearance (color, size, orientation). The men are three, tuxedos black, bow ties white, folders black. Spatial: three people side by side, left to right. Motion: singing with mouth movements, hand gestures. Camera is static, viewed from a slight angle on the TV.

Wait, the example output might have something like: "Three men in black tuxedos with white bow ties stand in a row, each holding a black folder. They sing with open mouths, their hands moving rhythmically as they gesture. The background is dark. The camera remains static, angled slightly downward from a television screen."

But need to be concise. Let me check the examples from previous tasks. The user says "concise, chronological paragraph." So start with the initial state, then the actions.

In the first few frames, the men are holding open books, then their hands move. The chronological order is: the three men hold black folders open, sing with mouths moving, and their hands gesture as they sing.

So putting it all together: Three men in black tuxedos with white bow ties stand side by side, each holding an open black folder. They sing with their mouths opening and closing, moving their hands in synchronized gestures. The background is dark and indistinct. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a fixed angle on a television screen.

Wait, the user says to mention spatial relationships if relevant. Since they're side by side, left to right. Maybe "three men in black tuxedos with white bow ties stand in a line, each holding an open black folder, from left to right."

Check the rules: "Briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)." So "three men in black tuxedos with white bow ties" covers number, appearance. "Each holding an open black folder" for the objects.

Motion: "sing with their mouths opening and closing, moving their hands in synchronized gestures."

Background: "dark and indistinct."

Camera: "remains static, capturing the scene from a fixed angle on a television screen."

Wait, the user says "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)." So in this case, the camera is static, maybe slightly tilted. The video shows a TV screen

Three individuals in formal attire (likely a choir) are present, exhibiting subtle movements consistent with singing or expressive gestures (e.g., head positioning, hand motions). These are solid, distinct objects with motion driven by their own physical actions.

The background appears to be a static indoor setting (likely a stage) with no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, or wind) or uniform shifting of background elements.


A hand with pink nail polish and a ring enters the frame from the right, moving toward the center of a white document to write "L * H" next to the phrase "Find Area" on the paper. The hand remains in front of the document as it completes the writing. The camera maintains a static close-up perspective throughout.

The hand and pen are moving to write on the paper, with motion due to muscle movement.

The background (paper) is static, no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed.


A man in white pants and dark vest dances with a woman in a red dress across a ballroom floor, moving in a circular pattern while performing coordinated steps; seated guests surround them, observing the dance. The camera follows their motion with slight movement, maintaining focus on the pair as they navigate the space.

The main moving objects are the dancing couple (man and woman) exhibiting locomotion (dancing) which is discrete and solid.

Background elements (tables and walls) are stable and do not shift uniformly. No fluid/environmental motion observed.


A girl in a blue shirt holds a small pink polka dot doll, manipulating it with her hands to move it up and down. A second girl in an orange shirt appears in the background, seated on a bed behind the first girl. The main girl shifts the doll closer to the camera, while the second girl remains seated on the bed. The camera maintains a close-up frontal perspective with slight movement, capturing the interaction between the two girls and the doll in a bedroom setting.

The foreground person moves a doll (lifting, turning), and the background person moves (sitting up, waving) – both discrete solid objects driven by explicit physical actions.

The room background (walls, ceiling, bed) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a swimming pool with multiple lanes. First, the swimmers start from the right side, maybe at the starting blocks. Then they dive in. Wait, no, the video starts with swimmers in the pool. Let's check the frames.

Frame 0: Swimmers are in the pool, moving. The lanes are marked with colorful dividers (red, blue, green, yellow). There are spectators on the left. The swimmers are in different lanes, doing strokes.

As the video progresses (frames 0 to 5), the swimmers are swimming, creating splashes. The main subjects are the swimmers, which are multiple, each in their lanes. Their appearance: people, probably wearing swimsuits, moving through water. The motion is forward, with arms and legs kicking.

Spatial relationships: Swimmers are in separate lanes, moving towards the left (since the starting blocks are on the right side). Wait, the starting blocks are on the right, so the swimmers are moving from right to left? Or maybe the camera is panning left. Wait, the description says the background has spectators on the left, so the starting blocks are on the right.

Wait, frame 0: swimmers are in the pool. Frame 1: some swimmers are swimming. Frame 2: yellow cap swimmer? Wait, no, need to focus on motion. The swimmers start, push off the wall, swim through the lanes.

Wait, the problem says "chronological paragraph". So start with the initial action. Maybe the swimmers are starting the race, diving, then swimming.

Wait, looking at the frames: [0.0] shows swimmers in the pool. Then in [1.4], a yellow object (maybe a swimmer's cap) is visible. Then [2.5], swimmers are moving. So the sequence is swimmers starting their strokes, moving through the lanes.

So the main subjects are multiple swimmers, each in a lane, wearing swim caps (some yellow, others maybe different colors). They are moving forward in the water, arms and legs moving, creating splashes.

Chronological order: Swimmers begin swimming from the starting blocks (right side of the pool), moving leftward through the lanes. They swim in a synchronized manner, each in their own lane, with arm strokes and leg kicks. The camera follows their motion, panning left to track the swimmers as they progress. Spectators are visible on the left side, but background is minimal.

Need to keep it concise. Mention number: multiple swimmers. Appearance: wearing swim caps (maybe mention colors if visible, like yellow, blue). Motion: swimming forward, strokes.

Wait, the rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So "multiple swimmers, each wearing swim caps (some yellow, others blue), in individual lanes".

Spatial relationships: "swimmers in separate lanes, moving leftward across the pool".

Camera: "camera pans left, following the swimmers' progress".

Background: minimal, just spectators on the sides.

So putting it together: "Multiple swimmers, each wearing swim caps (some yellow, others blue), begin swimming forward in separate lanes marked by colorful dividers; they move leftward across the pool with synchronized strokes and leg kicks, creating splashes, while spectators watch from the poolside. The camera pans left, tracking the swimmers' motion."

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's check the rules again. "Concise, chronological paragraph". So start with the action.

First, the swimmers start (maybe dive in?), but in the video, they are already in the water. Wait, the first frame shows them in the pool. So maybe the race has started, and they are swimming.

"Multiple swimmers, wearing swim caps (some yellow, others blue), move forward in individual lanes through the pool, their arms and legs creating splashes as they swim leftward; spectators observe from the poolside. The camera pans left, following the swimmers' progress."

But check if "swimmers" is plural. The video shows multiple people. Also, check the movement: they start, then move, so chronological: beginning to swim.

Wait, maybe better: "Several swimmers, each wearing swim caps (yellow, blue, red), begin swimming leftward through their lanes in the pool, using arm and leg strokes to propel forward; splashes trail behind them as they race. The camera pans left, tracking the swimmers' motion as they progress."

But need to be precise. The problem says "main subjects (people/animals/objects) in chronological order". So the sequence of motion: they are swimming, so the main action is their movement.

Also, the starting blocks are visible on the right, so they

Swimmers are discrete solid objects moving through the pool lanes via coordinated limb motions (freestyle stroke), exhibiting clear locomotion due to physical effort.

The background elements (pool lane dividers, deck structures) remain stationary with no uniform shifting; water movement in the pool is secondary to swimmer locomotion and not the dominant motion type.


A woman with blonde hair wearing a brown top holds a silver clarinet, adjusting her fingers on the instrument's keys while seated. She brings the clarinet to her mouth, playing, as a small inset in the top left corner shows close-up hand movements. The camera transitions to a full view of her playing against a plain white background.

The woman (a person) and the clarinet are moving as she plays the instrument. The motion is discrete, involving her hand movements and the clarinet being held and played.

The background is a static white wall with no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). The diagram on the right side of the screen is also static. No ambient environmental motion is present.


A pair of red-gloved hands pours water from a metal pot into a stainless steel sink, then rinses the pot under a running faucet while tilting it to drain. The sink contains a mesh strainer, blue-handled scissors, and a yellow sponge. The camera remains static, focused closely on the sink area.

A person wearing red gloves manipulates a mug, rinsing it under running water. The mug and gloved hands exhibit discrete, solid object motion due to human interaction.

Background elements (sink, faucet, countertop) are stationary; no fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, smoke) dominates the scene. Water flow from the faucet is controlled and not the primary motion.


A man in a striped shirt lies faceup on a table covered with a white sheet, his head resting on a black pillow. To his right, a woman in a pink sleeveless top holds his head while another woman in a white lace top approaches with a green microphone, speaking into it. A person in a blue jacket stands to the left holding a phone, and a man in a red shirt moves closer behind the woman with the microphone. The woman in white lace shifts toward the man's face, placing her hand on his forehead. The scene occurs in a tent-like structure with minimal background details; the camera maintains a steady medium shot focusing on the interaction.

Discrete objects include the tattoo artist's hands (operating a machine), the person receiving the tattoo (remaining still), and background individuals (moving slightly).

The tent structure and stationary elements in the background show no uniform shifting, indicating no significant ambient environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A person wearing a denim jacket uses a green apple peeler, holding a light brown apple with a yellow hue positioned on the peeler's rotating rod. The apple spins as the peeler strips its skin, with the person’s hands adjusting slightly to guide the process. The scene includes a table surface and a glass in the background, though minimal. The camera maintains a close-up, steady perspective focused on the peeling motion.

A person’s hands manipulate a green apple peeler, causing an apple to rotate as it is peeled. The apple is the primary solid object in motion, driven by mechanical action (screw rotation).

The background includes a stationary wooden surface, parts of a person's clothing, and a green apple peeler. There are no visible shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motions (e.g., fire, water, smoke).


A man in a dark suit and red tie sits at a table, speaking into a microphone while holding a stack of papers; he then flips through the papers, turning them with his hands. Several people are seated behind him in the background. The camera remains stationary, focusing on the man from a medium angle.

A seated man actively gestures with hands while holding papers; motion is consistent with speaking and physical locomotion (e.g., hand movements).

Static background elements (wall, seated individuals) show no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind visible.


A person with long dark hair and glasses, wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, sits on a bed with a colorful blanket and pillows, holding a pen near their mouth with both hands; they slightly move their hands while keeping the pen close to their mouth. The background includes a wooden door, a small table with a green object, and a white dresser. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A single person (wearing a white shirt) exhibits subtle hand and mouth movements while seated, indicating controlled physical actions without significant displacement.

The background elements (white wall, wooden door, green basket, pillow) remain static throughout the sequence with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion is present.


A shirtless man lies face-down on a bed with a large colorful tattoo on his back, wearing denim shorts. A person in a blue shirt and jeans stands beside him, holding a small cup; they apply liquid from the cup to the tattoo, then pick up a paper towel. The person in the blue shirt moves to the side of the bed, adjusting the towel. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from an overhead angle.

The tattoo artist (wearing blue shirt and jeans) is moving: their hand applies controlled strokes over the tattooed area, and they adjust body position (stepping, leaning) while working. The recipient remains mostly stationary.

The background (couch, furniture, walls) remains stationary with no shifting or fluid motion. No environmental elements like fire, water, smoke, or wind are present.


A girl in a gray jacket and blue jeans pushes a black bicycle against a white wall, then steps back as the bike is suspended from overhead ropes. The camera zooms in on the mechanical attachment points securing the bicycle, then pulls back to show the bike fully hanging, with the girl standing to its left. The background consists of a plain room with a door and white walls. The camera shifts from a wide shot to a close-up of the hardware and then to a wider view of the suspended bike and girl.

The person moves around the bicycle, pulling ropes to lift and rotate it. The bicycle is suspended by ropes and moves in response to the pulling forces.

The background (walls, floor) remains static throughout. There are no fluid or environmental motions (fire, water, smoke, wind).


tags.  So the caption should be: A woman in a white chef coat with black buttons and a black hat stands behind a table, squeezing lemon juice from a lemon into a clear glass bowl positioned in front of her; a small glass is to the right of the bowl. The background features a black curtain. The camera remains static. </think>  <caption_output>A woman in a white chef coat with black buttons and a black hat stands behind a table, squeezing lemon juice from a lemon into a clear glass bowl positioned in front of her; a small glass is to the right of the bowl. The background features a black curtain. The camera remains static.

A chef (solid object) is manipulating items on a table; hand movements are deliberate and physically driven, indicating discrete object motion.

Background consists of static dark curtains with no visible shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). No ambient elements dominate the scene.


A person wearing dark pants and a black shirt lifts a bicycle wheel off its frame, turns the wheel, and uses a tool on the tire. The wheel features a black tire, silver spokes, and an orange reflector. The individual manipulates the wheel, holding it upright and rotating it, with the bicycle frame visible behind them. The camera begins with a close-up of the wheel removal, then pans slightly to follow the person’s movements.

A person is manipulating a bicycle wheel and tire. The wheel is being rotated and the tire is being removed from the rim, indicating physical interaction.

No shifting background elements observed. No fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke) detected. The background (concrete floor, white walls) remains static.


A group of cheerleaders in black and blue uniforms perform a synchronized routine, beginning with a pyramid formation where multiple flyers stand elevated on base members. They execute dynamic movements, including shifting flyer positions and synchronized arm gestures, as flyers transition between elevated stances and ground-level poses. The cheerleaders eventually disperse into a unified group on the ground, concluding with a collective pose. The camera remains static, capturing the performance from a frontal perspective.

A group of people are performing a choreographed routine, moving in coordinated formations with jumps and arm movements. These are solid, distinct objects (people) moving due to their own locomotion.

The background (2012 sign, globe, flags, plants) is static and shows no shifting. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


Two individuals engage in arm wrestling; one wears a dark green shirt, the other a red shirt, their hands clasped tightly as they lean forward with strained expressions. They push against each other’s arms, maintaining a firm grip while the surrounding onlookers observe from behind. The camera captures the tension from a close, frontal perspective with slight movement.

Two individuals engaged in arm wrestling: their arms and upper bodies display discrete, solid motion from physical force exertion. Movement is localized to the arms/shoulders as they push against each other, with no significant body translation.

Background shows an indoor setting with static furniture and people; no fluid/environmental elements (fire, water, smoke) detected. Background elements (e.g., distant figures) exhibit minimal movement due to subject motion, not environmental forces.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let me start by understanding the user's request. They want a concise, chronological paragraph describing the video, following specific rules. The main points are to focus on motion and behavior of main subjects, mention appearance and number, spatial relationships, camera perspective, and keep background minimal.

First, I need to look at the video frames provided. The video shows a young child in a red shirt sitting at a table. The child is moving their arms and hands. The background has a yellow wall, a booth, and another person standing. The rules say to exclude text recognition, so I shouldn't mention the text on the shirt. The child's shirt is red with some text, but since the user says to exclude named characters and text, maybe just describe the shirt as red without the text.

The child is sitting, then moves their arms, maybe clapping or gesturing. The background has a person in a maroon top and jeans standing near a counter. The camera seems to be static, maybe a slight shake. The caption needs to be chronological, so start with the child sitting, then moving.

Check the rules again: focus on motion and behavior. So the main subject is the child. Describe their actions step by step. The child is seated, then moves hands, maybe leaning forward. The other person is in the background but not the main subject, so minimal mention.

Appearance: child is small, wearing red shirt. Spatial relationships: child at table, person in background. Camera is static, maybe slight shake. Background is minimal, so mention yellow wall and booth, but keep it brief.

Make sure not to include any text from the shirt, so say "red shirt" without the words on it. The child's actions: at first, arms up, then hands moving, maybe reaching for food. Then looks around. Conclude with camera perspective as static with slight shake.

Wait, the user said "exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So even though the shirt has "GRANDMA SAYS I ROCK," I shouldn't mention that. Just say "red shirt."

Let me structure the paragraph:

The child, seated at a table in a red shirt, moves their hands and arms while looking around. Another person in a maroon top and jeans stands in the background near a counter. The camera remains static with a slight shake.

Check if it's chronological: first the child's initial position, then moving hands, looking around. The background person is present but not moving much. The camera is static. The output should be concise.

Wait, the example in the problem statement says to mention spatial relationships. The child is seated in front of the table, the person in the background is to the right. Maybe "seated at a table, with a person in a maroon top standing to the right in the background."

But need to keep it concise. Let me draft:

A young child in a red shirt sits at a table, moving their hands and arms while looking around. The child leans forward and shifts position. In the background, a person in a maroon top stands near a counter. The camera remains static with a slight shake.

But need to be more precise. The child's actions: in the first frame, hands up, then moving down, maybe clapping or gesturing. Then looking down, maybe at food. Then looking up again.

The user said "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)." The child is small, red shirt, sitting.

Let me check the rules again. The output should be a paragraph. Let's put it all together:

A small child wearing a red shirt sits at a table, moving their arms and hands in various motions while looking around. The child leans forward and shifts position slightly. In the background, a person in a maroon top and jeans stands near a counter. The camera remains static with minimal movement.

Wait, but the user said "exclude text recognition," so no mention of the shirt text. Also, "spatial relationships if relevant (e.g., in front of, to the left)." The person in the background is to the right of the child.

Hmm. So: A small child in a red shirt sits at a table, moving their arms and hands. The child shifts position and leans forward, looking around. To the right, a person in a maroon top and jeans stands near a counter. The camera is static with a slight shake.

Wait, the user's example output should be a paragraph. Let me check the sample output format.

The example in the user's message shows the output as <caption_output>...<caption_output>

So the correct structure is to have the caption within those tags.

But the user says: "You MUST follow this format EXACTLY. Do NOT include any reasoning in the caption tags."

So the final answer should be:

<caption_output>YOUR FINAL CAP

A child in a red sweatshirt exhibits hand movements (clapping, waving), head turns, and slight body shifts; these are discrete solid object motions driven by voluntary muscular actions.

Background includes static yellow wall, wooden booth, and a person in the background; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion detected. Background elements do not shift uniformly.


A person stands in front of a dark gray curtain, holding an orange sunburst electric guitar with a black strap. They strum the guitar, shifting hands on the fretboard and adjusting their stance slightly. The camera remains static throughout, capturing the person from a frontal perspective with no noticeable movement.

The man and his guitar are moving due to his playing (subtle hand and body movements).

The background is a static curtain with no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


Two children sit on the carpeted floor to the left and right of a seated man in a black suit and tie, near a staircase. The child on the left, wearing a dark top and patterned pants, lifts their leg to display green socks, then moves their foot toward the man’s hands. The child on the right, in a light shirt and dark pants, remains seated and faces the man. The camera remains static, capturing the interaction from a fixed angle.

Two children and an adult engage in physical actions: one child pours a green bottle, another child interacts with the bottle, and all display subtle movements (hand gestures, body shifts) consistent with deliberate locomotion or manipulation.

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


A person in dark clothing with a watch on their left wrist interacts with another person having dark hair, who is smiling. The first person gestures toward the second person's face, then moves their hands as if adjusting or positioning an object near the second person's face. The second person reacts with visible facial expressions. The camera remains handheld with slight movement throughout, focusing on the two individuals in a dimly lit indoor setting with minimal background details.

Two individuals are engaged in discrete hand movements: one applies an object (e.g., makeup tool) to the other's face, with visible motion of hands and facial expressions.

Background elements (walls, door) show no significant uniform shifting or fluid environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A child wearing a camouflage-patterned shirt uses an eyelash curler on their eye, moving the tool in a back-and-forth motion. The child is positioned on a bed with a pink and yellow patterned surface, while the background shows a cluttered room with clothes and storage bins. The camera maintains a stationary close-up perspective throughout the sequence.

The person's hand holding a cookie exhibits discrete motion as it moves during eating actions.

Background elements (walls, furniture) are static and show no uniform shifting; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke) present.


A person dressed in black clothing skates from the right side of the ice rink toward the left, extending their arms for balance as they move. The individual maintains a steady pace across the smooth surface, with the camera remaining stationary in a top-down position throughout the sequence.

Skaters (discrete solid objects) moving across the ice rink via locomotion (skating).

Static background elements (white fences, buildings) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a person in a yellow shirt and patterned pants handling a black grill. The person is moving, first lifting the lid off a grill, then placing a lid on another grill. Wait, let's check the timestamps.

Frame 0: Person in yellow shirt, holding a grill lid. Then frame 1: They're moving, maybe lifting something. Frame 2: The person is holding the lid up, maybe putting it on. Wait, the first action is the person lifting the lid off a grill (the one they're holding), then they place it onto a stand. Then in frame 3, they're holding a lid again, and frame 4, they place that lid on another grill. Wait, no, let's see: the first part is the person in yellow, patterned pants (maybe pajama pants with characters), handling grills.

So step by step:

- At the beginning, the person is holding a black grill lid. They move to a grill stand (which is a black grill with a stand), then lift the lid off the grill (so the lid was covering the grill, they remove it). Then, they take another grill lid (or maybe the same?) and place it onto another grill. Wait, looking at the frames:

Frame 0: Person in yellow, holding a lid (black), standing near a grill.

Frame 1: Person bends down, moving the lid.

Frame 2: Person is holding the lid up, maybe putting it on.

Frame 3: They place the lid on a grill stand.

Frame 4: Now holding a different lid (or the same?), then placing it onto a grill.

Wait, the video shows the person in a yellow shirt and colorful pants (with prints) first lifting a black lid from a grill, then moving to another grill and placing the lid on it. Wait, no: the first action is the person holding the lid (so they're removing it from the grill), then moving to another grill and putting it on.

Wait, let's list the actions in order:

1. The person (wearing yellow shirt, patterned pants) holds a black grill lid.

2. They lower the lid, possibly placing it onto a grill stand (the grill that's set up on legs).

Wait, maybe the first action is opening the lid (removing it from the grill), then placing it on another structure. Wait, the video description:

[0.0] person in yellow, holding a lid.

[1.0] person bends down, moving the lid.

[2.0] person holds the lid up.

[3.0] places the lid on a grill stand (the grill that's standing).

[4.0] person is holding a lid (maybe the other one) and then places it on another grill.

Wait, maybe the first part is taking the lid off a grill, then putting it on another grill. Wait, no: the person is handling two grills. The initial frame shows the person holding a lid (so that lid was covering a grill). Then they move to another grill (the one with legs), place the lid on it? Wait, no, the action is:

- The person is holding a black lid. They move it towards a grill that's standing on legs (the one that's not covered). Then they place the lid on top of that standing grill. Wait, maybe the first step is removing the lid from a grill (so the lid was on a grill, they lift it up), then take it and put it on another grill.

Wait, let's parse the video correctly. The first frame: person in yellow, holding a black lid. Then they move, lift the lid (maybe from a grill that's open), then go to another grill (which has a stand) and place the lid on it. Wait, but the description says:

"0.0" - person in yellow, holding a lid, standing near trees.

"1.0" - person bends down, moves the lid (so maybe lifting it up, preparing to put it on).

"2.0" - person holds the lid up, then "3.0" places it on a grill stand (the grill that's on legs).

"4.0" - person holds another lid (or maybe the same) and places it on another grill. Wait, the frames show:

The person is handling two grills. First, they take a lid off one (maybe the one they were holding), then place it on the stand grill. Wait, perhaps:

- The person is in a yellow shirt and patterned pants (like pajamas with characters). They start by holding a black grill lid. Then, they move

A person in a yellow shirt moves their body (bending, lifting a grill lid) and manipulates the grill apparatus.

Background elements (tree trunk, foliage) remain static with no uniform shifting; no fire, smoke, or fluid motion observed.


A person in a red shirt and white apron picks up a small white plate with sliced avocado, lifts it toward the camera, then places it back on the counter near other dishes (including tomato slices and small bowls). The stove with a plate of greens and tomatoes remains visible to the left. The camera maintains a static medium shot focused on the counter and the person’s hands.

Person's hands manipulate solid objects (plates, vegetables) via physical actions (holding, placing, transferring ingredients).

Kitchen background elements (cabinets, stove, countertop) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion detected.


A group of people in dark uniforms kneel on the ground with hands extended forward. They then synchronously push their bodies upward in a coordinated motion, hands remaining on the surface as they lift their upper bodies. The camera remains stationary, capturing the group from a frontal perspective with minimal background detail.

Multiple individuals in uniform are performing synchronized motion—bending forward, lowering hands to ground, and rising—indicating deliberate physical movement.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed; static ground and distant figures remain stable throughout the clip.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The task is to create a concise chronological paragraph about the video. First, identify the main subject: a delivery person.

Looking at the frames:

- The person is wearing a green vest and yellow shorts, carrying a package.
- They walk up the sidewalk, approach the mailbox area (maybe the front door or porch), and then interact with the mailbox or the door.
- The sequence shows them moving from the street, walking towards the house, placing the package (probably into the mailbox or handing it), then maybe ringing the doorbell? Wait, the text says "didn't ring doorbell," but in the video, let's see the actions. The frames show the person walking, then approaching the door, interacting with the mailbox (since it's a mailbox, maybe putting it in the mailbox).

Chronological order:

1. Delivery person (green vest, yellow shorts) walks from the street towards the house.
2. They carry a package, move up the sidewalk.
3. Reach the porch area (mailbox is there), place the package in the mailbox or hand it? The text says "mailed directly to resident" but the video shows them interacting with the mailbox. Wait, the key is motion: they walk, approach, place package.

Spatial relationships: sidewalk in front of house, mailbox on porch.

Camera perspective: it's a fixed camera from inside the house, looking out, so top-down? Or angled. The video is shot from the porch area, looking out towards the street, so the camera is static, looking at the sidewalk and street.

Background: minimal, just the street, trees, house.

Now, write chronologically:

A delivery person in a green vest and yellow shorts walks up the sidewalk carrying a package. They approach the porch mailbox, place the package into it, and then move toward the front door. The camera remains stationary, positioned inside the house looking outward.

Check rules: no text recognition, so ignore the red and yellow text. Focus on motion.

Make sure it's concise, chronological. Let's refine:

The delivery person (wearing a green vest and yellow shorts) walks up the sidewalk toward the porch, carrying a package. They approach the mailbox, place the package inside, and then turn toward the front door. The camera is stationary, fixed inside the house looking outward toward the sidewalk.

Wait, the frames: the person is walking, then interacts with the mailbox (placing package), then maybe rings the doorbell? But the text says "didn't ring doorbell," so maybe they don't ring. The video shows them placing the package in the mailbox. So the action is placing into mailbox.

Let me check the frames again. The first frame: person walking up, second frame same, third frame: they're at the mailbox, placing the package (maybe putting it into the mailbox). Then in the fourth frame, they move away? Wait, the video is from 0.0 to 5.0 seconds. The person walks from the street, approaches the porch (mailbox area), places the package into the mailbox, then turns to go back? Or continues to the door. But the key motion is walking up, placing package.

Also, mention appearance: green vest, yellow shorts, carrying package (size: not specified, but a package). Number: one person.

Spatial: sidewalk in front of house, mailbox on porch.

Camera: inside the house, looking outward (static camera).

Putting it all together:

A delivery person in a green vest and yellow shorts walks up the sidewalk toward the porch mailbox, carrying a package. They approach the mailbox, place the package inside, and then turn away from the mailbox. The camera remains stationary, positioned inside the house looking outward toward the sidewalk.

Wait, but the text says "mailed directly to resident" but the video shows placing in mailbox. Maybe the person is placing in the mailbox, so the "hand delivered" part is maybe the text is about Amazon's claim. But the caption should not include text recognition, so focus on the motion.

Another point: the package is being placed into the mailbox, which is on the porch. So the person carries the package, walks to the mailbox, places it in the mailbox.

Check if "hand delivered" is about the video: the video shows the person placing in mailbox, not handing to resident. But the text says Amazon claims they didn't hand to resident but text says "mailed directly," but we ignore text. So the action is placing in mailbox.

So the caption:

A delivery person wearing a green vest and yellow shorts walks up the sidewalk toward the porch, carrying a package. They approach the mailbox, place the package inside, and then move toward the front door. The camera is static, positioned inside the house looking outward at the sidewalk and porch area.

Wait,

A person is moving through the scene, exhibiting locomotion (walking) and interacting with the environment (e.g., moving near cargo or equipment).

Background elements (railings, platform structure) show no uniform shifting; no visible fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion observed. Environment appears static with no dominant fluid/gaseous motion.


A man wearing a black tank top, black shorts, and white sneakers begins in a squat position within a gym setting, then raises both hands to the top of his head with fingers interlocked while maintaining the squat stance. He holds the pose with minimal movement. The background features gym equipment, including weight machines, with the camera remaining static throughout.

A person is performing an exercise (e.g., shoulder press) with visible arm movements above the head.

Background is stationary (no shifting walls or equipment). No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) present.


followed by the text. So no markdown, just the tags.  Wait, the problem says "DO NOT include any reasoning in the caption tags." So the output is only the caption inside the tags.  Let me check the example given in the problem statement. The example output is:  <caption_output>A child in a pink jacket pushes a shopping cart filled with groceries on a concrete sidewalk. The camera follows from a top-down view, panning left as the cart moves forward.

A child in a pink coat is pushing a shopping cart forward, which contains various items (bags, boxes). The child and cart exhibit coordinated motion due to the child's locomotion.

No significant ambient motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind) detected; the background consists of static pavement elements with no fluid or gaseous movement.


Two hands interact with jewelry items on a white table, featuring small beads, chains, and pliers. Left hand initially holds a bead, then picks up a white container filled with tiny metallic beads; right hand adjusts a chain and pliers. Both hands open the container to examine its contents, with the camera maintaining a top-down static perspective.

Hands interact with small objects (beads, containers, tools) through grasping, lifting, and positioning.

Background elements (jars, tools, paper) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A person in a blue shirt rides a large gray elephant under a sheltered structure, with several people standing nearby; the camera pans slightly to follow the elephant’s movement. The scene cuts to a person in a dark blue shirt bending over muddy ground, handling objects. Next, the camera shifts to another person in a dark blue shirt riding a gray elephant through an open area with hills in the background, with people standing nearby. The camera remains steady during each segment.

Discrete objects include a person riding an elephant, multiple people standing/interacting around the elephant, and a person bending over mud. Their motions (walking, riding, bending) are driven by explicit physical forces (locomotion, gravity-driven bending) and can be tracked with bounding boxes.

No significant shifting background elements or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) dominates the video. Background elements (hills, trees, roof structure) remain static within individual scenes, with no uniform shifting indicating camera-induced movement.


A small child in a red outfit and patterned hat raises their arm, then bends downward to hold a small object while bowing toward a person in a yellow dress standing to their left. The person in yellow extends their arm, and a second individual in blue sits in the background near red drapes. The camera remains handheld, showing slight movement as it captures the scene from a frontal perspective.

Two individuals: one in yellow robe and one in red robe. The red-robed person moves their arms upward, then bends over while handling objects on the floor. The yellow-robed person moves their arm and lifts a cloth over the red-robed person. These motions are deliberate and due to physical actions.

The background (red curtains, table, people sitting) shows no significant shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the video starts with a close-up of an oven handle being pulled. Then, a hand pulls a towel from the oven handle. Next, the towel is used to open the oven door. Inside the oven, there's a baking tray with muffins. The person then pulls out the tray with a gloved hand. Let's check the rules: chronological order, focus on motion, appearance, spatial relationships, camera perspective.

So step by step: 0-1s: hand pulls oven handle. Then 1-2s: a striped towel is pulled. Then the oven door opens, revealing muffins (they look like brown, maybe chocolate, on a tray). Then the person uses the towel to open the oven, then removes the tray. Wait, the video shows: [0.0] close-up of oven handle, then [1.4] hand pulls a striped towel (brown and white stripes) from the handle. [2.5] the towel is held to open the oven door. [3.6] oven open, tray with muffins (maybe 6 muffins, some with chocolate top). [4.7] hands (gloved) pull the tray out.

Now, chronological order: first, the towel is pulled from the oven handle (hand action), then the towel is used to open the oven door, then the tray with muffins is taken out.

Appearance: the towel is striped, light brown and white. Muffins on the tray, maybe 6, some with dark tops (like chocolate). The oven is dark, maybe black or dark gray. The person's hands: one hand holds the towel, the other (gloved) pulls the tray.

Spatial: the towel is on the oven handle, then used to open the door. The tray is inside the oven, then pulled out.

Camera movement: starts with close-up, then the action shows the oven door opening, then the tray being pulled out. Camera seems to follow the action, maybe slight movement to show the inside of the oven.

Background: minimal, just the oven and maybe kitchen cabinets (wooden).

Now, structure the caption:

First, action: A hand pulls a striped towel (light brown and white) from the oven handle. Then, the towel is used to open the oven door, revealing a baking tray with six muffins (some with dark chocolate tops) inside. The gloved hand then pulls the tray out of the oven.

Check rules: focus on motion (pulling towel, opening door, pulling tray), appearance (towel stripes, muffins' color/number), spatial (towel on handle, tray inside oven, then pulled out), camera perspective (close-up starting, then follows the action).

Make it concise. Let's draft:

A hand pulls a light brown and white striped towel from the oven handle, uses it to open the oven door, revealing a baking tray with six muffins (some with chocolate tops) inside; the gloved hand then pulls the tray out. The camera captures the actions in close-up, shifting to show the oven's interior as the tray is removed.

Wait, check the timing. The video has frames: [0.0] oven handle, [1.4] hand pulls towel, [2.5] towel on handle opened, [3.6] oven open, [4.7] tray out. So the sequence is: first pulling towel, then opening oven (using towel), then tray is inside, then pulled out.

Need to be chronological:

At the start, a hand pulls a striped towel (light brown and white) from the oven handle. Then, using the towel, the hand opens the oven door, revealing a baking tray with six muffins (some with chocolate tops). Finally, a gloved hand pulls the tray out of the oven.

Camera perspective: starts with close-up on the handle, then the action shows the oven's interior as the tray is removed.

Now, check if background is minimal: yes, focus on oven and actions.

Exclude text, etc. So the final caption:

A hand pulls a light brown and white striped towel from the oven handle, uses it to open the oven door, revealing a baking tray with six muffins (some with chocolate tops) inside; the gloved hand then pulls the tray out. The camera begins with a close-up of the handle, shifts to show the oven's interior as the tray is removed.

Wait, the rules say "conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So maybe:

"Starting with a close-up of the oven handle, a hand pulls a light brown and white striped towel, opens the oven door to reveal six muffins (some with chocolate tops) on a tray, and then a gloved hand pulls the tray out. The camera remains steady during the sequence."

Wait

A hand moves a towel to hang on an oven handle, then opens the oven to pull out a baking tray with cookies. The oven, baking tray, and cookies are discrete solid objects exhibiting motion due to human action.

Background elements (cabinets, oven, towel rack) remain static and do not shift uniformly. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion is present.


A person’s arm, clad in dark sleeves and light apron, lifts a black frying pan from a gas stove with blue flames, flips its contents (likely vegetables), and returns it to the burner. The pan remains on the stove while green beans rest on the countertop to the right, against a brick backsplash. The camera maintains a static, eye-level view throughout.

Discrete objects moving: the person's hands stirring food in the pan (object-to-object interaction) and the pan being lifted and flipped (discrete object motion due to human action). The food within the pan shifts as it is stirred.

The background (brick wall, counter, pepper grinder, and glass bottles) is static with no shifting or uniform motion. Minimal steam rises from the pan but is not dominant; it is a secondary byproduct of cooking, not the primary motion source.


Two hands press a smooth, white round object into a bed of light yellow granular crumbs within a glass tray, rotating it to ensure even coating. The hands lift the fully coated object and transfer it into a hot frying pan. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight movement throughout the sequence.

Hands manipulating a yellow substance (likely dough) in a tray, then pouring liquid into a heated pan—solid objects interacting via explicit physical forces (pressing, pouring).

No shifting background elements; kitchen setting with static objects (tray, strainer) shows no fluid or gaseous motion (fire, water, wind).


A climber wearing a red helmet, red sleeveless shirt, blue jeans, and a harness ascends a steep rock face, using a rope for support. They shift their body position by moving legs and hands to find holds, maintaining balance. Sparse trees are visible in the background. The camera remains steady, following the climber's upward movement with slight adjustments.

The climber is moving upward by pulling on the rope and adjusting his body position.

The background trees exhibit minor swaying due to wind (ambient environmental motion), but it is not dominant. The rock wall remains stable.


A person in dark clothing leans over a triangular Jenga structure on a table, then withdraws their hand, causing the tower to begin collapsing. The second person, wearing a green and white shirt, stands to the right of the structure, observing the collapse. As the tower falls, blocks tumble downward, scattering across the table. The camera remains stationary, capturing the sequence from a fixed angle in the classroom.

The main objects in motion are the blocks of the tower collapsing due to gravity and structural failure, and a person (in black) who moves away from the tower. The person in the white shirt remains mostly stationary.

The background (chalkboard, desks, chairs) remains static with no shifting. No environmental fluids (fire, water, smoke) or wind are present.


A person wearing a blue shirt and gray pants rides a skateboard on a concrete sidewalk near a garden bed with plants and a brick border, pushing off the ground to move forward before losing balance and falling. The camera maintains a top-down perspective throughout.

A person in blue clothing is actively pushing a lawn mower along a sidewalk, with visible displacement due to physical effort.

Background elements (wall, plants, sidewalk) remain stable with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, or significant wind-induced motion observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video shows two men on a golf course. The first scene: both are standing on the green. One is in a dark sweater and light pants, the other in blue sweater and white pants. They're holding golf clubs. The text "OJOS SOBRE LA PELOTA" is there, but per the rules, exclude text recognition. So focus on their actions.

Then the scene changes to the man in blue swinging his club. He's hitting a golf ball. The camera moves? Let's see the transitions. The first frame, then next frame he's swinging, hits a ball. The background has a lake in one scene, sand bunker in another. But keep background minimal.

Chronological order: First, both men are present. Then the man in blue swings, hits the ball. Need to describe their appearance: two men, one dark top light pants, one blue top white pants. Actions: standing, then swinging. Spatial: first scene, both on green, then he's alone? Wait, frame 2: man in blue is swinging, the other is standing to the left? Wait, frame 1: two men, frame 2: one man (blue) is swinging, the other is behind him? Wait, the video goes from 0 to 5 seconds. Let's parse each frame.

[0.0] Two men on green: one in dark sweater (white cap), one in blue sweater (black cap), both holding clubs. Balls on green. [1.0] Scene shifts: man in blue is in a different spot, maybe moving? Wait, no, the first frame is [0.0], then [1.0] shows a different angle. Wait, the user provided 5 frames. Let's list:

[0.0] Two men on green: dark sweater, white cap; blue sweater, black cap. Both hold clubs. Balls on green. Background: trees, sky.

[1.0] Now, the man in blue is standing, the other is also there. Background: lake.

[2.0] Man in blue is now in a different position, closer to the ball. The man in dark is standing to the left.

[3.0] Man in blue is swinging, hit the ball. Balls on the green, he's in a swing position.

[4.0] Man in blue is finishing the swing. The ball is gone.

So chronological order: Two men stand on a green golf course. The man in a blue sweater and white pants holds a golf club, while the other man (dark sweater, white cap) stands nearby. The man in blue then swings his club, hitting a golf ball that rolls away. The camera shifts angles to capture the swing and ball movement, with the background including trees and a lake. Now, check rules: focus on motion and behavior. Describe appearance: two men, colors. Spatial: man in blue is swinging, other is observing. Background minimal, so mention lake or trees only if essential. But rules say minimal, so maybe just "green golf course with trees".

Wait, rule e: background minimal unless essential. The golf course is essential for the context, but the background elements like lake, trees—maybe only mention if needed. But the motion is on the green, so "on a green golf course".

Now, the caption should be a paragraph. Let's structure:

Start with the two men standing, then the man in blue swings. Describe their appearance: dark sweater, white cap; blue sweater, black cap. Then action: standing, then the blue-clad man swings, hits the ball. Camera movement: shifts from one angle to another, capturing the swing.

Wait, the output format is a single paragraph. Let's put it all together.

First, the two men are on the green. Then, the man in blue is seen preparing to swing. Then he swings and hits the ball.

So: Two men stand on a green golf course; one wears a dark sweater and white cap, the other a blue sweater and black cap, both holding golf clubs. The man in blue positions himself to hit a golf ball, swings his club, and strikes the ball, which rolls away. The camera shifts angles, capturing the swing and ball movement against a backdrop of trees and a lake.

But check rules: exclude text recognition. The text "OJOS SOBRE LA PELOTA" is not to be included. Good. Also, brief description of appearance. Number of people: two. Their colors: dark vs blue. Motion: standing, then swinging. Spatial: one is observing, the other is swinging. Background minimal.

Wait, the third frame: the man in blue is in a different spot. Maybe the camera moves to a different angle to show the swing. The video transitions between angles

The golfer in blue performs a swing motion, and the golf ball is struck and moves through the air (though the ball's trajectory is not fully visible in the provided frames).

The background consists of static trees, calm water, and sky with no visible environmental motion (fire, water flow, smoke, or strong wind).


A person with long dark hair, wearing a green cap and teal shirt, sits in a brown leather chair. They hold a pen and a small black object, writing on paper, then stop writing and adjust the object with both hands. The background includes a cluttered desk, but the camera remains stationary throughout.

The person is moving their hands and holding a phone. The phone is being interacted with (swiping, tapping), and the person's hands are making small motions.

The background (chair, desk, and wall) is static with no shifting. There are no fluid or environmental motions (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A person in a dark striped shirt leans over and adjusts a white cloth on the head of a reclining individual wearing dark pants and a greenish shirt, whose hands are clasped over their abdomen. The standing figure then holds the reclining person’s head, prompting them to open their mouth. The camera stays close, slightly shaky, capturing the interaction from a low angle with minimal background detail.

The barber (standing) is moving their hands (holding a razor) in a rhythmic pattern over the face of the person lying down (shaving). The motion is localized and intentional.

Background shows a static wall and window; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, wind) present.