RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene starts with two people on a couch. A woman with blonde hair in a bun, wearing dark clothes, is reading a book. Next to her, a man in a black shirt and blue jeans is holding a controller. Then, the woman stands up, moves, and the man also gets up, maybe. Wait, the sequence: at 0.0, they're seated. At 1.4, the woman stands up (maybe she was holding the book, then she stands). Then in 2.5, she's moving, and the man is adjusting. Then at 3.6, they're both on the couch but now there's another person? Wait, no, the video has three people? Wait, the description says:

<0.3> Two people on couch: woman reading, man holding controller.

<1.4> Woman stands up, man maybe adjusts.

<2.5> Woman is moving, man is still, then another person comes in? Wait, the third frame: "two people on couch" but then maybe a third person joins. Wait, the video shows:

Frame 0: two people (woman reading, man sitting).

Frame 1: woman stands up (maybe she was holding the book, now standing).

Frame 2: woman is in the process of moving, man is still.

Frame 3: woman is standing, man is still, but another person (a man without shirt) appears? Wait, the video shows three people. Wait, the description says:

"at 0.0: two people on couch.

1.4: woman stands up (maybe), man still.

2.5: woman is in motion, man is moving.

3.6: three people on couch: two men and the woman?"

Wait, let's check the given frames:

[0.0] woman reading, man sitting.

[1.4] woman stands up (from the couch), man still.

[2.5] woman is moving (maybe walking away?), man is sitting.

[3.6] now two men on the couch (one shirtless, one in black shirt), and the woman is gone? Wait, no, the frames might have three people. Wait, the video description says:

Frame 0: woman reading, man sitting.

Frame 1: woman stands up, man still.

Frame 2: woman is moving (maybe she's standing), man is still.

Frame 3: three people on couch: shirtless man, man in black shirt, and another person? Wait, the user's input shows:

<0.3 seconds> - two people (woman reading, man with controller).

<1.4 seconds> - woman stands up (hence no longer sitting, so she's up), man is still.

<2.5 seconds> - woman is now moving (maybe walking), man is sitting.

<3.6 seconds> - two men on couch: one shirtless, one in black shirt, and the woman is gone? Wait, maybe the woman left the couch, and the man is now with another person.

Wait, the key is to list the actions chronologically.

First, two people on a couch: woman with blonde hair in a bun, wearing dark clothing, reading a book; man wearing black shirt and blue jeans, holding a controller. Then, woman stands up (losing her seated position), man remains seated but possibly adjusting. Then, woman moves out of the frame (or stands and walks away), man is still. Then, the woman is no longer present, and two men are on the couch: one shirtless in jeans, one in black shirt and jeans. Also, the second man (shirtless) is now sitting next to the man in black shirt. So the sequence is:

1. Two people seated on couch (woman reading, man holding controller).

2. Woman stands up and moves away from the couch.

3. Man remains seated; another person (shirtless) joins the couch.

4. Now, two men on couch: shirtless and in black shirt.

Now, describe this chronologically.

Focus on motion and behavior of main subjects (people). Number of people: initially two, then three, but the main ones are the woman, the original man, and the new man.

Appearance: woman has blonde hair (initially in a bun), dark clothes; original man black shirt, blue jeans; new man shirtless, jeans.

Spatial relationships: woman moves from couch to standing, then leaves the scene. New man sits next to the original man on the couch.

Background: minimal, maybe a room with furniture, but not essential.

Camera perspective: static? The frames are consecutive, so camera probably stays in same position, no movement.

Let's structure the caption:

Initially, two people are seated

Three people on a couch exhibit discrete movements: shifting positions, interacting (e.g., passing a stick, talking), and one removing their shirt. These are solid, distinct objects moving due to explicit physical forces (posture changes, gestures).

The background elements (walls, door, furniture, pictures) show no significant uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind). The minor adjustment at 0.5 seconds is a slight frame shift, not a consistent background movement.


A person's hands position near a large clear glass bowl containing two cracked eggs and oil on a white cutting board, with a small clear bowl of eggshells and another small clear bowl of white powder to the right. The person uses a metal whisk to mix the eggs and oil in the large bowl, then shifts the small bowl of white powder slightly. The camera maintains a close-up perspective on the mixing bowl, shifting slightly to capture the surrounding ingredients.

The whisk and eggs are the discrete objects in motion; the whisk moves rapidly to mix the eggs in the bowl, creating visible motion within the bowl.

The kitchen background (counter, stove, cabinets) remains static with no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, wind). No significant background shift is observed.


A person wearing dark shorts and sandals walks forward on a paved surface marked with yellow lines, their metal stilts moving rhythmically. The camera maintains a low angle, capturing the person's legs and stilts from the front as they advance across the pavement.

A person is moving their legs and feet while standing on stilts, demonstrating incorrect stilt walking (as indicated by the text). The motion is discrete and solid.

The background consists of a static road with yellow lines and subtle shadow movement (due to sun and trees). No fire, water, or significant wind motion is observed. Shadows are present but not dominant.


A boy in an orange shirt and blue shorts on roller skates shoots a hockey puck toward a red goal net guarded by a man in a blue shirt, goalie mask, and pads. A boy in gray shirt and black shorts stands near the garage. The orange-shirted boy skates toward the open garage, the goalie follows, then the boy enters the garage while the goalie remains outside. The camera pans slightly to follow the action.

Two hockey players (one in orange, one in blue) are actively skating and interacting with a hockey puck. The players' movements include skating, stick handling, and collisions with each other and the puck.

Background elements (house, garage, trees) are stationary and show no shifting. No fire, water, or wind-driven motion observed.


A person pours white yogurt from a container into a large green bowl containing dark raisins, brown chopped nuts, and green pieces, then uses a wooden spoon to mix the ingredients. The camera transitions to a top-down view of the bowl after the yogurt is added.

The person's hands are moving to pour liquid from a container into a bowl and stir the mixture. The container is held and moved by the person, and the liquid flows in a controlled manner due to manual pouring.

The kitchen background (cabinets, walls) remains static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water flow, smoke, or wind-driven motion is present; all environmental elements are fixed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to watch the video and note the key elements. The main subjects here are a person and a group of dogs. Let's break down the sequence.

The video starts with a forest path covered in leaves. There's a person in a white shirt and helmet riding a three-wheeled vehicle (like a mobility scooter). They're being pulled by several dogs, maybe a dozen? The dogs are of different colors: some white, some with black patches. The person is in front, and the dogs are behind, running on the path.

Then, as the video progresses, the camera moves towards the person, showing the dogs up close. The person is holding the handlebars, looking ahead. The dogs are moving in a line, maybe a team pulling the vehicle. The background is a forest with trees and fallen leaves, but we should keep background minimal.

Next, the camera follows the person as they move along the path, showing the dogs from different angles. The person is wearing a white shirt, blue pants, helmet. The dogs are varying in size, probably medium to large breeds. They’re all moving forward, the dogs in front of the vehicle.

Wait, the rules say chronological order. So first, the initial scene: the person on the vehicle with dogs behind, then camera moves closer, shows the person and dogs from different angles, then the person moving away with the dogs. Also, need to mention spatial relationships—dogs are behind the vehicle, person is driving.

Let's check the rules: focus on motion and behavior, appearance and number, spatial relationships, camera perspective.

Appearance: person in white shirt, blue pants, helmet. Dogs: multiple (maybe 10-15), various colors (white, black, brown), medium size. Behavior: dogs running and pulling the vehicle, person steering.

Spatial: dogs behind the vehicle, person in front of the dogs.

Camera: starts with a wide shot of the path, then moves towards the person, then follows as they move away. The camera is following the movement, maybe a tracking shot.

Now, need to structure the caption in chronological order. Let's outline:

- Initial scene: Forest path with a person in a three-wheeled vehicle (white shirt, blue pants, helmet) being pulled by a group of dogs (multiple, varied colors). Dogs run behind the vehicle, path covered in leaves.
- Then, camera moves closer, showing the person steering the vehicle, dogs following closely.
- The person continues along the path, dogs maintaining their position behind.
- Final shot: person and dogs moving away, camera following.

Wait, the video has 5 frames, but we need to describe the entire sequence.

Let's make sure to mention the number of dogs. The first frame shows several dogs, maybe 10 or so. They are running in a line, pulling the vehicle.

Also, the person is wearing a helmet, which is important for appearance.

Now, write the caption concisely. Avoid background details unless essential. So mention the forest path with leaves, but keep it minimal.

Draft:

A person in a white shirt, blue pants, and helmet rides a three-wheeled vehicle along a leaf-covered forest path, pulled by a group of approximately ten dogs of various colors (white, black, brown) running behind. The camera follows the vehicle, initially showing a wide shot of the dogs and the person, then moving closer to capture the person steering and the dogs closely behind, before tracking the pair as they move away down the path.

Check the rules:

a) Motion and behavior in chronological order: yes, the sequence of the camera moving, the person riding, dogs pulling.

b) Appearance and number: person's shirt, pants, helmet; dogs' number and colors.

c) Spatial relationships: dogs behind the vehicle, person in front.

d) Camera perspective: starts wide, moves closer, tracks as they move away.

e) Background minimal: forest path, leaves, but not too much.

f) Exclude text, names: yes.

g) Internal thinking, but output the caption.

Wait, "three-wheeled vehicle" – is that accurate? The video shows a mobility scooter or a small cart. Maybe just "vehicle" is okay, but "three-wheeled" might be precise.

Wait, the video: the vehicle has three wheels, yes. So "three-wheeled vehicle".

Number of dogs: first frame shows about 10, but maybe approximate. "Approximately ten dogs".

Appearance: "various colors (white, black, brown)".

Spatial: "dogs running behind the vehicle", "person steering the vehicle".

Camera: "initially showing a wide shot", "then moving closer", "tracking the pair as they move away".

Putting it all together in a concise paragraph.

Final draft:

A

A person on an ATV and multiple dogs are moving along a forest path; their motion is distinct, solid, and driven by locomotion (ATV propulsion, dog running).

Background elements (trees, ground) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke detected, ruling out ambient_environmental motion.


A woman in a purple sequined dress dances on a brightly lit stage, extending her arms as she moves; a man in a purple shirt and black pants joins her, and they embrace while dancing in sync, their bodies close as they move across the stage. The camera follows their interaction with slight movement, capturing their coordinated motion against a backdrop of vibrant stage lights and a blurred audience.

Two dancers (woman in purple dress, man in purple shirt) move via locomotion and physical interaction (dancing, hand gestures).

Static stage elements (arches, lights) are visible with no fluid motion or environmental effects (fire, water, smoke, wind). Background does not shift uniformly.


A child in a blue shirt and patterned pants stands near a fence, holding a pink bag, then walks away along a paved path while carrying the bag. The camera follows the child’s movement as they proceed along the pathway.

A child on a pink tricycle is moving along a sidewalk. The child is the only discrete object in motion, with motion due to self-propelled locomotion.

The background (fence, building, pool) is static with no uniform shifting or environmental fluid motion (water in the pool is still). No signs of fire, smoke, or wind-driven movement.


A man in a brown T-shirt and gray shorts, barefoot, walks steadily on a tightrope, arms raised and moving rhythmically for balance as he takes small steps forward. He maintains balance while moving across the rope, with the city skyline visible in the background. The camera follows his motion smoothly, maintaining a steady perspective.

A single person (the tightrope walker) is moving along the tightrope via locomotion. The motion is discrete and solid, with clear bounding box tracking as the subject progresses from left to right. Background figures are static or minimally moving.

The city skyline and river background show minimal movement; the water reflects city lights but exhibits no dominant fluid motion (e.g., waves, flowing water). No fire, smoke, or wind effects are visible. Background elements (buildings, railings) remain fixed and do not shift uniformly.


A hand pours a brownish mixture from a bowl into a white pan with a copper rim containing five golden-brown scallops, then uses a spoon to spread the mixture over the scallops. The pan sits on a stovetop with small white bowls of spices in the foreground. The camera maintains a close-up, steady shot of the cooking process.

A hand holding a spoon stirs solid ingredients in a pan, with discrete movements of the utensil and food items during cooking.

Background elements (bowls, white towel) remain static; no fluid or gaseous environmental motion (fire, water flow, smoke) dominates the scene.


A woman in a blue short-sleeve shirt stands at a sink with a white basin, purple towel, and soap dispenser, covering her face with one hand. She then removes a contact lens from her eye using her fingers, transitioning to a tight close-up view as the lens is extracted. The camera shifts from a medium shot of her at the sink to a close-up focusing on her eye during the lens removal.

A person's hand and eye are moving as the hand manipulates a contact lens, representing discrete solid objects interacting via explicit physical forces (manual insertion).

The background (bathroom sink, walls) remains static with no shifting elements or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., water, smoke, fire). The camera transitions from a wider shot to a close-up without uniform background movement.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a hand holding a metal tray. Then the scene shifts to a person placing a tray with food (looks like meat) on a counter under heat lamps. Next, another tray with vegetables is added next to the meat. Then, bottles of oil are placed between the trays. Finally, it transitions to a dining setting with two people at a table with plates and glasses.

Need to follow the rules: chronological order, focus on motion, describe appearance briefly, spatial relationships, camera perspective.

Let's structure it:

1. Hand holds metal tray (close-up, hand visible, tray metallic).
2. Person places meat tray under lamps (counter, wooden, two large lamps above).
3. Another tray with vegetables is placed next to meat tray.
4. Bottles of oil are placed between the two food trays.
5. Then scene changes to two people at a table with food and drinks (dining setting).

Camera movement: starts close-up, then pans to show the counter, then shifts to the dining table.

Check rules: no text recognition, no named characters. Mention spatial relationships: meat tray on counter, vegetables tray to the left, oil bottles between.

Make sure it's concise. Let's draft:

A hand holds a metallic tray, then places a tray with raw meat onto a wooden counter under two large overhead lamps. Next, a wooden tray with vegetables is positioned to the left of the meat tray. Bottles of oil are placed between the two food trays. The scene transitions to two individuals seated at a table with plates of food and glasses of wine. The camera shifts from a close-up of the trays to a wider view of the dining setting.

Wait, need to be more concise. Let's check the sequence:

0.0: hand holds tray (metal, rectangular)

1.0: person places meat tray on counter (under lamps, wooden counter)

2.0: adds vegetable tray to the left of meat tray

3.0: places oil bottles between them

4.5: dining scene (two people, plates, glasses)

So in chronological order:

A hand holds a metallic rectangular tray, then a person places a wooden tray with raw meat onto a wooden counter beneath two large overhead lamps. A second wooden tray with vegetables is positioned to the left of the meat tray. Bottles of oil are placed between the two food trays. The scene transitions to two individuals seated at a table with plates and glasses, viewed from a frontal perspective.

Wait, the camera perspective at the end: "viewed from a frontal perspective"—but the last frame is two people at the table, so maybe "the camera shifts to a frontal view of the dining table."

But need to be concise. Let's try:

A hand holds a metallic tray, then places a tray with raw meat on a wooden counter under two overhead lamps. A second tray with vegetables is positioned to the left of the meat tray. Bottles of oil are placed between the trays. The camera transitions to a frontal view of two people seated at a table with plates and glasses.

Check rules: no text, no named characters, spatial relationships (left of, between), camera movement (transitions from close-up to frontal view).

That's better. Let's check each part:

- Motion: hand holds tray, places meat tray, adds vegetable tray, places oil bottles, transitions to table scene.

- Appearance: metallic tray (color), raw meat (on wooden tray), vegetables on another tray, oil bottles.

- Spatial: vegetable tray to left of meat tray, oil bottles between.

- Camera: starts close-up, then shifts to frontal view of dining table.

Yes, that should work. Let's make it concise:

A hand holds a metallic tray, then places a tray with raw meat onto a wooden counter under two overhead lamps. A second tray with vegetables is positioned to the left of the meat tray, followed by bottles of oil being placed between them. The scene transitions to a frontal view of two people seated at a table with plates and glasses.

Wait, but the last frame is two people at the table with plates and glasses, so "frontal view of two people seated at a table with plates and glasses." That's okay.

Also, check if background is minimal: the first part has a metal counter with some residue, but we can say "wooden counter" and focus on the action.

Okay, final draft:

A hand holds a metallic rectangular tray, then positions a tray with raw meat on a wooden counter under two large overhead lamps. A second tray with vegetables is placed to the left of the meat tray, followed by bottles of oil being positioned between the two food trays. The camera transitions to a frontal view of two individuals seated at a table with plates and glasses.
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<caption_output>A hand holds a metallic rectangular tray, then positions a tray with raw meat on

A hand moves a metal tray, places a wooden board with meat, adds a plate with vegetables, and positions a bottle—all solid, distinct objects undergoing explicit physical manipulation by a human agent.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed. Background elements (grill structure, wooden counter, kitchen walls) remain static across scene transitions.


A woman with blonde hair and pink highlights, wearing a black and white polka dot shirt and dark pants, sits on the floor adjusting a bandage on a man's foot. The man, dressed in a black t-shirt, holds a colorful pillow and sits to the right of the woman. The woman focuses on securing the bandage, with the man occasionally gesturing. The camera shifts to a close-up of the bandaged foot before returning to the wider shot. Background elements include a wooden table and shelving units, but the camera remains centered on the two individuals throughout.

Two people: the person on the left is moving the leg of the person on the right. This motion is caused by physical contact (hand rubbing the leg). The leg is a discrete solid object being moved by an explicit force.

The background (shelves, table) is static and shows no shifting or fluid motion. No ambient environmental elements (fire, water, smoke, wind) are present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a baseball or softball scene. First, a kid in a blue shirt and black pants is running to throw a ball, then another kid in pink runs to catch it. Wait, the sequence: at the start, a child in blue is in the dirt area, throws a ball, then runs towards another child in pink who's standing. Then the pink kid moves to a batting stance. Let's check the timestamps.

Frame 0: Child in blue (light blue shirt, black pants) is in the middle of throwing a yellow ball, legs apart, body twisted. Another child in pink (pink top, dark pants) stands to the right, preparing to run. There's a third person in the background, maybe a coach, and a bucket of balls in the foreground.

Frame 1: The blue child has released the ball, now running towards the pink child. Pink child starts moving towards the blue child? Wait, no. Wait, the action: blue throws, then pink runs. Wait, in the next frame, blue is running to catch or something? Wait, no. Let's see the movement.

Wait, the video shows: first, a child in blue (let's say Child A) is in the dirt, throws a ball (yellow, in the air), then Child A runs towards Child B (pink shirt), who then runs to the batting area. Wait, in frame 0: blue is throwing, then frame 1: blue is running (after throwing), frame 2: blue and pink are moving towards each other? Wait, no. Wait, the description says: "Child in blue runs, throws, then Child in pink runs." Wait, no, let's look at the movement step by step.

Looking at the frames:

- Frame 0: Child A (blue shirt, black pants) is in the middle of a throwing motion (ball is in the air), Child B (pink shirt, dark pants) is standing to the right, and another person in the background (maybe a coach). The ball is yellow.

- Frame 1: Child A has thrown the ball, now running towards Child B, who is also moving (maybe to catch? Or to bat? Wait, in frame 2, Child B is running towards the home plate area? Wait, no.

Wait, the key actions: Child A (blue) throws a ball, then runs. Child B (pink) then takes a batting stance. Wait, let's check:

Frame 0: blue throws ball, then runs towards pink. Pink is running to catch? No. Wait, the sequence is:

0.0: Child A (blue) is in a pitching motion, ball in hand, about to throw. Ball is yellow.

0.3: Child A has released the ball (now moving), and Child B (pink) is running towards the ball or towards the home plate.

Wait, no, the video shows the following:

At the start (0.0s), Child A (blue shirt, black pants) is in the pitcher's position on the dirt area, preparing to throw a yellow ball. The ball is seen in motion, then Child A runs towards the right. Child B (pink shirt, dark pants) is standing to the right of Child A, then starts running towards the left (towards the home plate). Wait, no—let's see the movement.

Wait, the correct chronological order:

- First, the child in blue (light blue shirt, black pants) is in the middle of a throwing motion, launching a yellow ball. Then, the child in blue runs towards the center of the dirt area. The child in pink (pink top, dark pants) moves from their position to the left, then runs towards the home plate. Wait, no. Let's check the frames:

0.0s: Child A (blue) throws ball, then moves to run. Child B (pink) is standing, then moves.

Wait, the frames show:

At 0.0: blue throws, ball is in air. Then blue is running (frame 1). Then, pink (who was standing) starts running (frame 2). Then, pink is in a batting stance (frame 4). Wait, the pink child runs to the plate, then gets into a batting position.

So step by step:

- A child in a light blue shirt and black pants (Child A) is in the dirt pitching area, throws a yellow baseball. The child then runs to the left towards the center.

- Simultaneously, another child in a pink shirt and dark pants (Child B) is initially standing near the plate, then runs to the plate, and assumes a batting stance.

- There's also a person in the background (maybe a coach) observing, and a blue bucket with yellow balls in the foreground

The batter (in blue) swings the bat, the pitcher (in red) throws the ball, and other players are moving. These motions are due to physical forces (e.g., swinging, throwing).

The background (trees and fence) is static; no significant wind, water, fire, or smoke observed. Ambient motion is negligible.


A person wearing a dark shirt adjusts the keys of a black clarinet with gold detailing. The hands move upward along the instrument's body, pressing and releasing keys in sequence. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, focusing on the hands and clarinet as the fingers manipulate the keys, with a dark background remaining indistinct throughout.

Hands manipulating clarinet keys and body; solid, distinct object motion (instrument and limbs) driven by physical interaction with the clarinet.

No shifting background elements (walls, ground) detected; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A man in a blue and white plaid shirt holds a sandwich with both hands, brings it to his mouth for a bite, chews, and lowers the sandwich. The background features a wooden structure with a clock and plastic-wrapped items, but the focus remains on his eating motion. The camera stays in a close-up perspective with slight movement.

A person (discrete solid object) is eating a sandwich, exhibiting motion from jaw movement and hand manipulation of the food.

Static wooden shelves with plates show no shifting or fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, wind). Background elements remain fixed across frames.


A man in a white sweatshirt and gray pants lifts a barbell with green and yellow weight plates from shoulder height to overhead, then lowers it back down. He stands between two stacked wooden platforms. A woman walks past in the background. The camera remains static throughout the sequence.

A person lifts a barbell (with green and yellow weight plates) from shoulder height to overhead, then lowers it. The motion is generated by the person's muscular effort and controlled weightlifting technique.

The background elements (walls, boxes, flags, and gym equipment) remain stationary with no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-dominated motion is observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The user wants a caption that's chronological, focusing on motion and behavior of main subjects. First, look at each frame.

Frame 0: A hand is stirring a pot on an induction stove. The pot has food, maybe a curry or something. The hand is from a person, but we don't see the whole person. The stove is on a kitchen counter.

Frame 1: A pink electric kettle is on a counter, with a tiled background. Maybe a kitchen setting.

Frame 2: A plate of food, looks like an omelette with greens, garnished with a cherry tomato. It's on a dark table, and there's a window in the background.

Frame 3: Two people standing outside. One has a blue bowl, the other a plate. They're near a banana plant. The person with the bowl is holding it, the other is gesturing.

Frame 4: Another plate of food, similar to frame 2 maybe. The background is dark, so maybe indoors.

Wait, but the instruction says to focus on motion. Let's check the actions:

0. Hand stirring pot. So motion: stirring. Object: pot on induction, hand.

1. Kettle on counter. Is there motion? Maybe not, but the frame is static. Wait, maybe the video is a sequence of static images? But the task says "motion and behavior". Maybe each frame is a still, but the caption should describe the sequence as if it's moving.

Wait, the user provided five frames (0 to 4). Let's list the order:

0: A hand stirs a pot on an induction stove. The pot has food, maybe a curry. The stove is on a kitchen counter. The hand is in motion (stirring).

1: A pink electric kettle sits on a countertop with a tiled wall in the background.

2: A plate of food (omelette-like with greens, cherry tomato) is placed on a dark table. A person's arm is visible (maybe arranging the plate).

3: Two people stand outside near a banana plant. One holds a blue bowl, the other a plate, and gestures.

4: A plate of food is placed on a dark surface. (Similar to frame 2, maybe another meal.)

Now, need to describe in chronological order, focusing on motion. Let's check each frame in order:

Frame 0: A hand stirs food in a metal pot on a black induction stove. The hand is moving in a circular motion.

Frame 1: A pink electric kettle rests on a countertop, with no visible motion.

Frame 2: A person places a plate of food (green and yellow omelette, garnished with a red cherry tomato) on a dark table.

Frame 3: Two individuals stand on a patio; one holds a blue bowl and the other a plate, with the latter gesturing towards the bowl.

Frame 4: A plate of food is set on a dark surface, similar to the previous food plate.

Now, need to make it chronological. So order: frame 0 to 4.

But some frames might not have motion. Let's see:

Frame 0: Stirring (motion).

Frame 1: Kettle is static.

Frame 2: Placing plate (motion: placing).

Frame 3: Standing and gesturing (motion: standing, gesturing).

Frame 4: Setting plate (motion: placing).

Now, the caption needs to be a paragraph. Let's draft:

A hand stirs food in a metal pot on a black induction stove. Next, a pink electric kettle sits on a countertop. Then, a person places a plate of green and yellow omelette garnished with a cherry tomato on a dark table. Afterward, two individuals stand on a patio; one holds a blue bowl while the other gestures towards it. Finally, a plate of food is set on a dark surface.

Wait, but need to check if "pink electric kettle" is part of the main subjects. The main subjects are the hand, the pot, the kettle, the person placing food, the two people, the plate.

Also, mention appearance: hand is part of a person, but we don't know color. The pot is metal. The food is green/yellow. Kettle is pink. Plates are dark.

But rules say: describe appearance and number. So for example, "a hand stirs food in a metal pot on a black induction stove".

For frame 1: "a pink electric kettle rests on a countertop" (no motion, but it's a frame).

Frame 2: "a person places a plate of green and yellow omelette garnished with a red cherry tomato on a dark table".

Frame 3: "two individuals stand on a patio; one holds a blue bowl

Discrete solid objects moving include hands stirring food in a pan (kitchen scene) and two people walking/talking (outdoor scene), both exhibiting locomotion or manual action.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected. Static backgrounds (kitchen wall, outdoor plants, text screens) are consistent and unchanging.


A woman with a ponytail wearing a white shirt initially covers her face with both hands, then lowers her hands to rub her face. She leans forward toward a laptop and a metal bowl positioned to the left of the laptop, bringing her face close to the bowl. The camera remains static against a plain white background.

A woman moves her hands to cover her face, then leans over a metal bowl, exhibiting head and body motion due to her own actions.

Background is a static white wall and chair with no shifting or environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to watch the video and note the main actions. The video shows people in white robes with head coverings. They're moving around, some are crouching or kneeling. Let's break it down chronologically.

Start with the first frame: people in white robes, some have headgear (like crowns or headdresses). Then in the next frames, they're moving—some are bowing down, others standing. The camera seems to pan around, showing different angles.

Number of people: a group, maybe a few dozen. Appearance: all white, head coverings (some with patterns). Actions: moving from standing to crouching, hands moving as if in ritual. Spatially, they're in a room with chairs and tables, but background minimal. Camera movement: pans left and right, slightly shaky.

Need to describe in order. First, the scene with people in white robes. Then their movements—some bowing, others standing. Camera pans, showing different parts of the group. Conclude with camera perspective.

Let me structure it:

A group of people in white robes with patterned head coverings are seen in a room. Initially, they stand and move in a circular motion, then some kneel or bend down while others remain standing. The camera pans across the scene, capturing their movements from various angles, with the room's background showing chairs and tables but minimal detail. The camera movement is slight shake and pan left.

Wait, check the rules. Chronological paragraph. So start with the initial action, then sequence.

Frame 0: people in white, head coverings, some crouching. Frame 1: same, more movement. Frame 2: people moving, some bowing. Frame 3: camera pans right, shows more people. Frame 4: continues. Frame 5: camera pans left again.

So: A group of people wearing white robes and patterned head coverings are engaged in a ritualistic movement. Some individuals crouch or kneel on the floor while others stand and gesture. The camera pans across the room, shifting from right to left, capturing the group's coordinated motions as they transition between standing and kneeling positions. The scene occurs in a dimly lit indoor space with chairs and tables visible in the background, though minimal details are provided. The camera movement is slightly shaky and pans leftward throughout the sequence.

Wait, need to be concise. Let's make it shorter.

"A group of people in white robes with patterned head coverings move in a ritualistic manner. Initially standing, they bend down to kneel or crouch, while others adjust positions; the camera pans left across the room, capturing their synchronized movements in a dimly lit space with chairs and tables in the background. The camera motion is slight shake and pan left."

Check rules: chronological, motion, appearance (color, number—group, white robes), spatial (in the room, chairs), camera perspective (pan left, slight shake). Background minimal. Exclude text, names.

Let's refine:

A group of people in white robes with patterned head coverings perform coordinated movements. Some kneel or crouch while others stand, adjusting positions in a dimly lit room. The camera pans left, capturing the group's actions from various angles, with chairs and tables visible in the background. The camera movement is slightly shaky throughout.

Wait, the video starts with people standing, then some crouch. Let's check the frames:

0: people standing, some crouching (maybe first frame has a person crouching).

1: more people, some crouching.

2: people moving, some bowing.

3: camera moves right (maybe), then people move.

4: camera pans left, shows more.

5: people in white, one crouching.

So sequence: people in white robes (group) perform movements—standing, then some bend down (kneeling/crouching), others stand. Camera moves, pans left. Background has chairs.

Final caption:

A group of people wearing white robes and patterned head coverings engage in coordinated motions within a dimly lit room. Some kneel or crouch to the floor while others stand, adjusting their positions; the camera pans left across the scene, capturing their synchronized movements with chairs and tables visible in the background. The camera movement is slightly shaky and pans left throughout the sequence.

Wait, the rules say "conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So need to end with that.

Also, "briefly describe their appearance and number". "A group of people" (number not exact, but group). "white robes and patterned head coverings" (appearance).

"Focus primarily on motion and behavior in chronological order".

So:

In a dimly lit room, a group of people in white robes with patterned head coverings perform

Multiple people in white robes are moving: some are standing, adjusting their robes or positioning, others are crouched or seated and engaged in activities. These are distinct solid objects (humans) exhibiting locomotion and interaction.

The background walls and static elements (e.g., chairs) show no significant uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). No dominant ambient environmental phenomena are present.


A man in a gray shirt holds a microphone close to a man in a red shirt, who speaks while the camera gradually zooms in on his face. The gray-shirted man remains positioned to the left of the red-shirted man. The camera movement includes a slow zoom toward the red-shirted man’s face with minimal shakiness, maintaining focus on the interaction while background elements like a window and countertop remain subtle.

Two human subjects: one (barber in gray shirt) operates clippers; the other (client in red shirt) exhibits slight head movement during haircut. Clippers move due to manual action.

Background elements (wooden cabinets, window) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, wind). No ambient environmental motion detected.


A person in a blue jumpsuit, white cap, and rubber boots walks down a muddy barn alleyway flanked by concrete walls and metal railings, entering from the left side and moving toward the distant gate. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A single human subject (wearing blue overalls) is moving through the corridor. The subject exhibits locomotion (walking) while holding a broom, with clear bounding box tracking due to distinct solid form.

The background consists of static walls and wooden flooring with no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind-driven sway. Background elements (walls, railings) remain fixed, indicating no environmental dominance.


Two individuals sit side by side on wooden chairs. The left person, wearing a purple sleeveless top and black pants, moves hands from resting position to clasped hands. The right person, in a yellow V-neck shirt with dark text and black pants, adjusts hands to a clasped position. Both remain seated facing forward with minimal body movement. The camera maintains a static, frontal perspective throughout the sequence.

Two individuals are seated and making subtle head and hand movements.

The background elements (poster and curtains) are static. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A female athlete in a blue and white sleeveless top and shorts jumps over a high bar, clearing it with her body arched backward. She lands on a blue mat, briefly crouches, then stands and walks away from the bar toward the track. In the background, several people observe from a grassy area near a track and buildings. The camera follows her motion with a slight pan as she moves across the frame.

The high jumper (in blue uniform) is moving due to running and jumping over the bar. Other objects (spectators, officials) are mostly static.

The background (buildings, trees) is stable with minimal wind-induced tree sway, which is not dominant. No fire, water, or smoke present. Background elements do not shift uniformly.


A person wearing a white t-shirt and dark pants dances in a room, beginning with arm movements, spinning while raising arms, stepping back, and then jumping. The background includes a sofa with clothes and a decorative cabinet. The camera remains static with minimal movement.

A person (discrete solid object) is moving their arms and body in a dance-like motion, which is due to explicit physical forces (muscle movements).

The background (couch, door, cabinet) is stationary; no fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video starts with an animated sequence showing a mascara wand with text: "GIVE YOUR LASHES A LIFT" and eye icons. Then it cuts to a woman using a mascara wand on her eyelid. The woman is shown in black and white with a blue background, holding the wand, applying it, and then lowering the wand. The final frame has her smiling with the brand "eyeko LONDON" visible.

Need to focus on motion and behavior chronologically. First, the animated icons and text (but rule f says exclude text recognition, so maybe just the animation). Then the woman applying mascara.

First frame: animated graphics with mascara wand, text, eyes. Then transition to woman applying mascara with wand, mirror, blue background. She moves the wand up her eyelid, then lowers it, smiles.

Main subject: woman applying mascara. Her actions: holding mascara wand, applying to eyelid, then smiling.

Appearance: woman with long hair, black and white, blue background.

Spatial: she's in front of a mirror, holding the wand.

Camera: starts with static animation, then close-up of woman.

Rules: exclude text recognition, so no "GIVE YOUR LASHES A LIFT". Focus on motion.

So sequence:

1. Animated sequence: a black mascara wand icon with blue eye icons appears, surrounded by text elements (but exclude text, so maybe just the visual elements). Then the scene shifts to a woman.

2. Woman uses a mascara wand on her left eye (since she's holding it close to her face), applying it while looking into a mirror. She moves the wand up her eyelid, then stops, and closes her eye, smiling.

Wait, the frames: frame 2 has the text "GIVE YOUR A LIFT" (wait, frame 1 is [0.0] with "GIVE YOUR" and "LASHES" and "A LIFT" and eye icons. Then frame 2 shows the woman with the wand on her eye. So first the animation, then the woman's action.

But rule g: exclude text recognition, so describe the visuals. So the first part is an animation with a mascara wand icon and eye icons. Then the woman applies mascara, holds the wand, looks into a mirror, applies the wand, closes her eye, smiles.

Now, write the caption.

Chronological order:

- The video begins with a static animation featuring a black mascara wand icon surrounded by blue eye icons.

- It transitions to a woman with long dark hair, holding a mascara wand near her left eye, applying it while looking into a mirror with "eyeko LONDON" visible on the mirror's surface.

- She moves the wand upward along her eyelid, then lowers it, closes her eye, and smiles.

Camera: starts with a static shot, then close-up of the woman.

Background: blue (for the woman's scene), minimal.

Check rules: no text recognition, so no mention of "GIVE YOUR LASHES A LIFT" or brand name in the caption, but the mirror has "eyeko LONDON" which is part of the visual. Wait, rule f says exclude named characters or stylistic analysis. Wait, rule f says: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis."

Ah, so "eyeko LONDON" is text, so we shouldn't mention it. So the mirror's brand is not to be mentioned. So just say "a mirror" without specifying the brand.

So adjust: woman applying mascara to her left eye with a mirror in front of her.

So:

The video opens with a static animation of a black mascara wand surrounded by blue eye icons. It then transitions to a woman with long dark hair applying mascara to her left eye while holding a wand in front of a mirror; she moves the wand upward along her eyelid, lowers it, closes her eye, and smiles.

Camera perspective: starts with static shot, then close-up on the woman.

Check if background is essential: the blue background is behind the woman, so maybe mention "blue background" but rule e says minimal. Maybe okay since it's the main background.

Wait, the video's second scene is black and white with blue background. So the woman is in front of a blue background.

So:

The video opens with a static animation featuring a black mascara wand icon with blue eye icons. It transitions to a black-and-white scene where a woman with long dark hair holds a mascara wand near her left eye against a blue background. She applies the wand upward along her eyelid, lowers it, closes her eye, and smiles.

Camera movement: static animation, then close-up of the woman.

But rule d: conclude with camera perspective and movement. So "starts with a static shot, then transitions to a close-up

The woman's hand and the eyelash wand are moving as she applies false lashes.

The background is a solid blue color with no shifting or fluid motion.


A person's hands manipulate a light brown, irregularly shaped rock or fossil, rotating it to display various angles and textures. The object is held prominently in front of the person, with fingers adjusting its orientation throughout the sequence. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with minimal movement, emphasizing the interaction between the hands and the object while the background remains softly blurred.

Hands manipulate a solid, distinct object (brown, elongated item) with deliberate movements; motion is driven by hand actions.

Background elements (greenery, building) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind-driven motion observed.


A person with long dark hair and a purple top has their head held by another individual’s hand, which adjusts their hair. The second person, wearing dark clothing, briefly appears before the camera shifts back to the first person. The camera alternates between close-ups of the hair adjustment and the second person’s face.

Two distinct solid objects (human figures) are involved: a hand making physical contact with a person's head, showing controlled motion due to explicit interaction.

No shifting background elements (walls, ground) observed; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) present in the scene.


Two individuals in orange shirts stand in a wooded area. The person in the foreground, facing a log, raises an axe above their head and swings it downward to strike the log. The second individual remains positioned slightly behind and to the left of the first. The camera, handheld, exhibits slight shake during the sequence.

Two people: one person swings a stick (discrete motion) in an arc, while the other stands and then bends down. Both motions are driven by explicit physical actions (swinging and bending).

Background trees and ground remain static with no shifting or fluid motion (e.g., wind, water, fire). Ambient environmental motion is absent.


A barber's hand, holding red electric clippers, carefully trims dark hair along white geometric pattern lines on the back of a person's head. The barber moves the clippers steadily across the design, following the triangular outlines. The camera maintains a close-up perspective focused on the haircutting action, remaining steady throughout.

A barber's hand holding clippers moves across the back of a person's head, creating geometric hair designs. This is a discrete, solid object (clippers and hand) undergoing explicit physical motion (cutting).

The background consists of a static barber shop environment with no shifting walls or fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke). No ambient environmental elements dominate.


A person wearing dark sleeves uses a reciprocating saw to cut through a large tree trunk with rough, reddish and yellowish bark. The saw moves rhythmically back and forth as the person holds it with both hands, positioned to the right of the trunk. The camera maintains a close-up, slightly shaky view focused on the cutting motion, with minimal background details visible.

Discrete objects: person's hands and power drill interacting with tree trunk. Motion is caused by manual operation of the drill on the tree.

Background elements (trees, distant structures) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). No dominant environmental fluid motion detected.


A person wearing dark pants and white sneakers performs a sequence of jumping steps, alternating feet with each movement: left foot steps back, right foot steps back, left foot steps forward, right foot steps forward, and repeats the pattern. The individual’s legs are the primary focus, with minimal background detail visible. The camera maintains a static side view, capturing the rhythmic motion of the feet against a blue backdrop with subtle geometric lines.

A person (legs and lower body visible) is walking, demonstrating discrete locomotion with clear bounding box tracking.

Background features static blue geometric patterns with no shifting or fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke). No ambient environmental motion detected.


A person wearing a turquoise short-sleeve shirt with white graphics stands in front of a green plant and striped curtain. They raise both hands to cover their face, then lower them before extending arms outward. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

A person is moving: adjusting hair and extending arms horizontally in deliberate motions.

The background (wall and stationary plant) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects observed.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand the user's requirements. They want a concise, chronological paragraph describing the video. The main points to cover are the motion and behavior of the main subjects, their appearance and number, spatial relationships, camera perspective, and keeping background minimal.

Looking at the video frames provided: it's a stage performance with dancers. The first frame shows three people: two in black suits and one in a red dress. The next frames show them moving around the stage. I should note the sequence of movements. The dancers are doing some choreographed steps, maybe a routine where they interact with each other. The red dress stands out, so that's a key visual element.

Check the rules. Focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. Start with the initial positions. The first frame has the dancers in a line. Then they move, maybe forming different positions. The second frame shows them walking across the stage. Third frame, they're in different positions, maybe turning. Fourth frame, the red dress dancer is central. Fifth frame, they're moving towards the back.

Appearance: Two men in black suits (probably similar height, maybe tall), one woman in red dress. Number is three people total. Spatial relationships: The woman is in the middle sometimes, the men flank her. In the first frame, left man and right man, woman in between. Then they move, so positions change.

Camera perspective: The camera is probably stationary but might pan slightly to follow the dancers. The video is a bit shaky, as per the user's note. Wait, the user says "camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)". The video might have a slight shake, but need to confirm. The frames show a stage with lights, so maybe a fixed camera angle capturing the stage from a frontal view.

Background: Minimal description. The stage has lights, maybe some audience, but keep it brief. The user says exclude background unless essential. So just mention the stage setting briefly.

Need to structure the paragraph chronologically. Start with initial setup, then movements. First frame: three dancers on stage, two in black suits, one in red dress. Then they move around, possibly changing positions. The woman in red is central at some points. Camera might follow their movements, maybe a slight pan or shift. But the user says "conclude with the camera perspective and movement".

Check the output format: must be in <caption_output> tags. Only the final caption, no reasoning. Keep it concise. Let me draft:

Three dancers perform on a brightly lit stage; two men in black suits flank a woman in a red dress. Initially positioned side-by-side, they move dynamically across the stage, the woman turning to face each man while the men shift positions. The woman remains central in the sequence, occasionally extending her arms, as the men step around her. The camera maintains a steady frontal view with slight movement to track the dancers' motion.

Wait, check for rules. Need to mention appearance: color, size, orientation. Two men in black suits, woman in red. Number is three. Spatial relationships: men flank woman. Mention motion chronologically. Camera perspective: frontal view, slight movement. Background minimal.

Wait, the first frame shows them in a line. Second frame: the two men move, maybe one steps forward. Third frame: they are moving towards the right. Fourth frame: woman is between them. Fifth frame: they're moving towards the back.

So maybe the caption should say: Three dancers, two in black suits and one in red dress, perform on stage. Starting in a line, they move dynamically; the woman turns and extends her arms while the men flank and shift positions. The camera captures a frontal view with slight panning to follow their motion.

Check if it's chronological. First they start in a line, then move. The camera is frontal, maybe pan to follow. Need to mention the sequence of movements.

Maybe: Three dancers—two men in black suits, one woman in a red dress—perform on a lit stage. Initially positioned side-by-side, they move in synchronized steps, the woman turning and extending her arms as the men shift positions around her. The camera maintains a steady frontal perspective with slight movement to track the group's motion across the stage.

Check the rules: no named characters, minimal background. Yes. Number, appearance: correct. Chronological: starting position, then movements. Camera: frontal, slight movement.

Wait, the user's example output (from the problem statement) is not given, but the example shows the frames. Let me check again.

The video starts with three people: the first frame has two men and a woman. The second frame shows them moving. Third frame: similar, but the woman is turning. Fourth frame: the woman is between two men. Fifth frame:

Discrete solid objects (dancers: one woman in red dress and multiple men in black suits) moving through locomotion and interactions, including stepping, turning, and physical contact.

The stage background (including floor patterns and backdrop) remains stable with no fluid or environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind). Static elements like stage lights and structural features do not shift uniformly.


A man in a gray jacket holds a large, shiny purple and silver patterned ball close to his face, moving it slightly as he examines it. He remains centered in the frame while another person in a white shirt appears briefly to his right. The kitchen background features yellow walls, a cabinet, and bottles on a counter. The camera exhibits a slight shake throughout.

A man holds a purple glass ball and blows into it; his facial movements (mouth motion) and hand positioning are discrete solid-object actions. Secondary motion includes minor background hand gestures from a partially visible person.

Yellow walls, cabinets, and kitchen items remain stationary with no uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects observed).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a checkers game. First, there's a hand moving a black checker piece on a red and black checkered board. The board is on a table. There are other pieces: some black and red, maybe. The hand is placing or moving a piece. Then the camera shifts a bit, showing more of the board. The background has a phone and a window, but we need to keep background minimal. Let's structure chronologically: hand moves piece, then adjusts the board maybe? Wait, the video starts with hand reaching, then moves a piece, then maybe another piece. Let's check the frames.

First frame: hand on board, moving a black piece (maybe capturing? Or moving). Then the hand moves a piece to a different square. Then the board is tilted? Wait, no, the camera moves. Let's describe each step.

Main subject: hand, checker pieces (black and red, different numbers). The hand is moving a black checker piece on the board. The board is red and black checkered. The pieces are on the board. The hand moves the piece, then maybe places another? Wait, in frame 0: hand points at a piece. Frame 1: hand moves a black piece. Frame 2: hand moves another piece. Frame 3: camera shifts, shows more of the board. Frame 4: hand continues moving. Frame 5: board is adjusted, maybe the camera moves around the board.

Need to mention motion: hand moves black checker pieces on the red and black checkered board. Pieces are black and red, varying in position. The board is on a table with a phone nearby. Camera moves slightly, showing different angles of the board and pieces. Background includes a window and phone but keep minimal.

Wait, the rules say: focus on motion and behavior of main subjects. Main subjects are hand and checker pieces. Chronologically: hand moves black checker piece from one square to another, then adjusts or moves another piece. The board is red and black. The camera starts with a close-up of the board and hand, then pans slightly to show more of the board and the hand's actions.

Let me structure the caption:

A hand manipulates black and red checker pieces on a red and black checkered board, moving a black piece to an adjacent square, then repositioning another black piece. The board sits on a light-colored table, with a mobile phone visible in the background. The camera slightly shifts perspective, capturing the hand's movements from a top-down angle.

Wait, check rules: concise, chronological. Mention appearance (color, size, orientation) of main subjects. Pieces are black and red, on the board. The hand is moving them. Spatial relationships: hand is over the board, pieces are on the board. Background minimal.

Let me draft:

A hand moves a black checker piece across a red and black checkered board, then adjusts another black piece on the board; the board rests on a table with a mobile phone nearby. The camera maintains a top-down view, panning slightly to capture the hand’s actions and piece movements.

Check if it's chronological. First the hand moves a piece, then another. Yes. Mentioning motion (moves, adjusts), appearance (black checker, red and black board), spatial (on the table, phone nearby). Camera perspective top-down, panning.

Wait, in the video, the hand is moving multiple pieces. Let's see:

Frame 0: hand points at a black piece (maybe the piece is in the starting position). Frame 1: hand moves a black piece. Frame 2: hand moves another black piece. Frame 3: camera shifts, shows more of the board (maybe the hand moves a different piece). Frame 4: hand moves pieces again. Frame 5: board is tilted? No, the video is moving the camera around the board.

Wait, the video shows the hand interacting with the pieces. So the main action is the hand moving black pieces on the board. The board is red and black, pieces are black and red (but the hand is moving black ones). The camera moves to show different parts of the board.

So concise caption:

A hand moves black checker pieces on a red and black checkered board, repositioning them across the grid; the board sits on a table with a mobile phone in the background. The camera provides a top-down perspective, panning to follow the hand's movements.

Check if it's concise. Let's see if it's chronological: hand moves pieces (first action), then repositioning (next), etc.

Yes. Mention appearance: black pieces, red and black board. Spatial: board on table, phone nearby. Camera: top-down, panning.

Yes. Let's write that.
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<caption_output>A hand moves black checker pieces on a

A hand manipulates checkers pieces on a board, moving discrete solid objects via physical interaction.

The background elements (table, chair) show minimal uniform shifting; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke) detected.


A child in a pink shirt and blue jeans sits on a wooden floor against a paneled wall, playing a keyboard. The child shifts position slightly while pressing keys, then adjusts posture. The camera remains stationary throughout the sequence.

A child is moving their hands on a keyboard, indicating discrete physical interaction with a solid object.

The wooden paneling and floor background shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke).


A person with dark hair, draped in a dark blue cape, sits facing away from the camera as another individual in a green shirt washes their hair. The hair washer lifts and rinses the hair, moving their hands through the strands while the camera pans around the seated person, capturing shifts in angle and a slight shake, with minimal background details visible.

Two discrete objects: a seated person (wearing a cape) and a standing stylist. The stylist's hands are actively manipulating the seated person's hair, demonstrating intentional physical movement (hairstyling).

No significant ambient environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed. Background elements (walls, furniture, mirrors) show minor positional changes but lack uniform shifting indicative of camera motion or fluid dynamics.


A girl holds a purple recorder horizontally with both hands, then brings it to her mouth, adjusting her grip as she prepares to play. The camera remains stationary.

A girl and a purple recorder are the discrete objects. The girl moves the recorder from a held position to her mouth for playing, with hand movements and slight body shifts reflecting intentional physical actions.

The background consists of static wooden panels and ground with no shifting, fluid motion (fire, water, smoke), or wind effects observed. Background elements remain fixed throughout the clip.


A man in a white shirt and black shorts sits on a brown couch, holding a baby dressed in a white shirt and striped pants. The baby reaches outward, then turns to face the camera. A black dog enters the frame from the left, sniffing near the baby’s feet before moving toward the couch. The man reaches for a toy on the couch, and the baby holds the man’s hand. The dog jumps onto the couch, briefly interacting with the baby. The camera remains stationary throughout, capturing the scene from a slight angle with scattered toys visible on the carpeted floor.

Discrete solid objects: baby (moving arms/legs), man (adjusting baby, reaching for toy), dog (moving toward toys on floor). All exhibit explicit physical locomotion or interaction.

Static background elements (couch, toys, laptop, walls) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A woman with short, wavy brown hair uses a red comb in her right hand to gather her hair upward, lifting it into a high ponytail with both hands. The camera remains stationary, focusing on her upper body and hair styling motion against a softly blurred indoor background.

The woman's hands and hair are moving as she styles her hair, gathering it into a ponytail.

Background elements (mirror, framed pictures, cabinet) are stable; no fluid motion or environmental effects observed.


A close-up shot shows a metallic eyelash curler being pressed against a person's upper eyelid and clamped shut, with the eye and curler in focus against a plain white background; the camera remains static throughout.

A solid, distinct object (eyelash curler) is being manipulated by a human hand, applying force to the eye area.

The background is a static, light-colored surface (likely a wall or sky) with no visible shifting or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind).


A pair of hands uses a yellow and black electric sander to sand a black rectangular board on a wooden surface, moving the sander in circular motions. A second black board rests nearby on the wooden table. The camera maintains a top-down perspective without movement.

Person's hands and yellow power sander moving in controlled motions over the black board being sanded; board shows slight displacement due to hand pressure.

No shifting background elements. Wooden floor and stationary black board remain static; no fire, water, smoke, or wind detected.


A boy in a sleeveless black-and-white shirt, red shorts, and white sneakers is positioned in a squat with a barbell loaded with large black weights. He lifts the barbell upward from his waist to shoulder height in a smooth motion. In the background, another individual sits on a bench. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a frontal perspective.

A person (lifter) and barbell are moving; the lifter lifts the barbell through a squat motion, demonstrating discrete solid-object physics.

Background elements (walls, clock, posters) are static and show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


Six children in casual attire (jeans, t-shirts in white, gray, yellow, light blue, purple, and dark blue) stand in a line facing the camera, performing synchronized arm movements. They raise their hands, then lower them to their sides, transition to varied gestures including hands on hips, and begin walking leftward across the frame, some exiting the view. The camera remains static throughout, capturing the room's interior with minimal background detail.

A group of 7 people performing synchronized movements (arm raises, stepping sideways) with distinct locomotion.

The background (walls, TV, furniture) remains static with no shifting or environmental motion (no fire, water, wind, or smoke visible).


A boy in a red shirt moves across grass, followed by a woman in a black top and black pants with white patterns standing near a building with trees, gesturing with her arms. The boy is positioned in front of her as another individual in dark clothing is visible nearby. The camera transitions from a close-up of limbs to a wider view, exhibiting slight movement and shake.

discrete_object_physics | ambient_environmental | camera_motion | ego_motion | static


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's see. The video shows sausages being cooked in a pan. First, there's a pan with several sausages. Then, a hand adds more sausages. Let's break it down.

Start: The video opens with a pan containing six sausages, some browned. Then, a hand places another sausage into the pan. Wait, the frames: first frame has a few, then more are added. Wait, the first frame [0.0] shows 6 sausages? Wait, no: [0.0] has a few, let's count. The first frame shows 5 sausages? Wait, no, looking at the frames:

Frame 0: 5 sausages? Wait, no, the description says "sausages" plural. Let's check the video description. The user provided the video frames. Let's parse each frame:

[0.0] <0.3 seconds>: pan with several sausages, maybe 6? Wait, the first frame has a pan with a few sausages. Then, in frame 1, another sausage is added. Wait, the frames are:

[0.0] - shows a pan with 5 sausages? Wait, no, the first frame (0.0s) has a pan with 5 sausages. Then [1.4] shows the pan with the same sausages plus another one being added. Wait, the video is showing the process of adding and moving sausages.

Looking at the rules: describe motion and behavior chronologically.

First, the pan has sausages (let's count: initial frame has 5, then more are added). Wait, the first frame (0.0s) has 5 sausages. Then at [1.4], a sausage is moved (maybe flipped?), then [2.5] a sausage is moved. Then [3.6] a hand adds another sausage. Wait, the frames are:

0.0: pan with several sausages (let's say 5)

1.4: same pan, a sausage is moved (flipped?)

2.5: same pan, a sausage is moved, maybe flipped

3.6: hand adds a sausage to the pan

4.7: hand moves sausages in the pan

Wait, but the task is to write a chronological paragraph.

Let's outline:

- Start: A black frying pan contains six cooked sausages, arranged in two rows. The sausages are browned, cylindrical, and about 4-5 inches long. A hand then adds a seventh sausage to the pan. The hand moves the sausage into the pan, adjusting its position. The camera remains focused on the pan, with minimal movement. The background is a kitchen stove, visible as a light-colored surface with a blue heating element.

Wait, but the rules: concise, chronological. Need to check the frames again.

Wait, the video frames:

0.0: pan with 5 sausages (maybe 5? Let's count the first frame: in the first frame, there are 5 sausages in the pan? Wait, the first frame shows a pan with 5 sausages. Then the next frame (1.4s) shows a sausage being moved (flipped), then 2.5s another movement, then 3.6s a hand adds a sausage, then 4.7s the hand moves sausages.

But the main actions are:

- Initial setup: pan with several sausages (number: let's see the first frame has 5, but maybe the count is approximate)

- Then, a hand adds more sausages. Wait, the third frame (2.5s) shows a hand adding a sausage. Let's check the frames:

The user provided the video clips:

[0.0] - pan with sausages (5?)

[1.4] - a sausage is moved (flipped)

[2.5] - another movement

[3.6] - hand places a new sausage into the pan

[4.7] - hand rearranges sausages

So the chronology is:

Initially, the pan has several browned sausages. Then, a hand adds a new sausage into the pan. The hand moves and rearranges the sausages. The camera stays focused on the pan, with slight movements as the hand interacts.

Wait, let's write it out:

The video begins with a black frying pan containing five browned sausages. A hand then adds a sixth sausage to the pan, adjusting its position. The hand continues to move and reposition the sausages within the pan. The camera maintains a close-up, top-down view of the pan throughout, with

Discrete objects (sausages) are actively flipped and repositioned within the pan by a hand, exhibiting clear physical motion due to explicit force application.

Background elements (stove, pan edges) remain stationary with no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind effects observed.


A light brown goat with large curved horns stands behind a metal fence, interacting with several children (including a boy in a red hoodie, blue shirt, and gray jacket) who reach toward it. The goat steps back, prompting the children to adjust positions; one steps forward while others step back. An adult in a light-colored shirt guides the interaction. The camera maintains a steady perspective with slight movement to follow the subjects.

Goats (with large horns) are moving their heads and bodies, interacting with children. Children are moving their arms and bodies as they interact with the goats.

Background elements (trees, fence) are static and show no shifting. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video shows an egg frying in a pan on a small electric cooktop. The timer is next to it, showing 100. Then, a hand appears, maybe adjusting the timer or the cooktop. Wait, the sequence: the egg is in the pan, the timer is set. Then a hand turns the timer's knob, maybe changing the time. Then another hand (or same) uses a spatula to flip the egg? Wait, in the frames, the egg is being flipped or moved. Let's check each frame.

Frame 0: egg in pan, timer 100. Frame 1: egg looks like it's cooking, maybe set. Frame 2: hand appears, adjusting timer? Or pressing buttons. Frame 3: a spatula is used to lift the egg, then flipped. Frame 4: the timer is being adjusted, maybe the hand is pressing buttons. Frame 5: the pan is lifted, maybe removing the egg from the cooktop.

Wait, the user says "chronological paragraph". So step by step:

1. An egg is frying in a small black pan on an electric cooktop, with the egg's white partially cooked and yolk intact. A digital timer labeled "BIG TIME" sits to the left of the cooktop, displaying 100.
2. A hand adjusts the cooktop's settings, pressing a button.
3. The hand then uses a spatula to flip the egg over in the pan.
4. The hand continues to adjust the cooktop, possibly changing the timer setting.

Wait, need to check the exact frames. Let's list:

- [0.0] : Egg in pan, timer 100.
- [1.4] : Egg cooked more, white set. Timer still 100.
- [2.5] : Hand on the timer, maybe adjusting.
- [3.6] : Hand uses a spatula to flip the egg.
- [4.7] : Hand adjusts the timer again, possibly turning the knob.

Wait, the second frame (1.4s) shows the egg is cooking. Then the timer is adjusted. Then a spatula is used to move the egg. Then the timer is set again.

Wait, the problem says "main subjects (people/animals/objects) in chronological order". The main objects are the egg, pan, cooktop, timer. The people are the hands.

So:

The video shows a fried egg cooking in a small black pan on a digital electric cooktop. The egg's white is partially set around a bright yellow yolk. To the left of the cooktop, a digital timer displays "100". A hand enters the frame, adjusting the cooktop's settings by pressing buttons. The hand then uses a spatula to flip the egg, lifting it from the pan. Subsequently, the hand adjusts the timer again, pressing the knob.

Now check spatial relationships: the timer is to the left of the cooktop. The pan is on the cooktop. The hand is moving in front of the timer and cooktop.

Camera perspective: top-down, since it's a direct overhead view.

Excluded text recognition, so no mention of "BIG TIME" as per rule f (exclude text recognition).

Wait rule f says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the timer's label "BIG TIME" is excluded. So instead, say "a digital timer" without the text.

So revised:

A fried egg with a bright yellow yolk cooks in a small black pan on a digital electric cooktop. To the left of the cooktop, a digital timer displays a number. A hand enters the frame, adjusting the cooktop's settings by pressing a button. The hand then uses a spatula to flip the egg, lifting it from the pan. The hand adjusts the timer again, turning its knob. The camera maintains a top-down view throughout.

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's make sure chronological:

1. Egg cooking in pan on cooktop, timer to left.
2. Hand adjusts timer (pressing button).
3. Hand uses spatula to flip egg.
4. Hand adjusts timer again.

Now check each step:

Frame 0: egg in pan, timer 100.
Frame 1: egg cooking more (no hand yet).
Frame 2: hand on timer, maybe adjusting.
Frame 3: hand uses spatula to lift the egg.
Frame 4: hand adjusts timer (pressing button).

So the sequence: initial state (egg cooking), hand adjusts timer (frame 2), then uses spatula to flip (frame 3), then adjusts timer again (frame 4).

So the caption should be in order:

The video depicts a

A hand interacts with the stovetop knob (pressing and adjusting), and the egg in the pan undergoes minor visual changes due to cooking (e.g., white solidifying), but the egg itself does not exhibit significant spatial motion.

The background elements (stovetop, plate, digital thermometer) remain stationary throughout the frames, showing no shifting or environmental fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke).


A person uses a black spatula to spread white frosting onto a round, golden-brown cake, with a metal bowl of white frosting positioned to the left. The hand moves the spatula across the cake's top surface in smooth, even motions, gradually covering the cake's surface. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective throughout.

A person's hand holding a spatula spreads frosting on a cake; the spatula and cake are distinct solid objects with motion due to manual application.

Background elements (metal pot, countertop) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


An athlete in a blue shirt and black shorts crouches at the track's edge, then jumps into the air, lands on the grass field, and walks away. A person in an orange shirt stands nearby, with a camera tripod visible in the background. The camera captures the sequence from a stationary side angle.

The javelin thrower (in blue shirt) performs a throw, including crouching, spinning, throwing, and walking away. The javelin is released and seen in flight briefly. Other people (e.g., officials) are mostly stationary.

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


A woman in a blue shirt and beige pants sits on a white couch, holding an orange cat with a black hat on its head, which rests on her lap. The camera shifts to a close-up of her hands as she puts on a blue glove with small white dots, adjusting it over her hand. The camera then focuses on the glove's textured surface, highlighting the dots. The camera begins with a medium shot, transitions to a close-up of the hands, and ends with a close-up of the glove.

The person (wearing blue gloves) moves their hands to pet the cat, causing the cat to shift position. The cat's movement is a result of physical interaction with the person's hands.

Background elements (wall, furniture) are static. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, there are two main subjects: a baby and an adult. The baby is on the floor, crawling, and the adult is lying on their stomach. Let's check the sequence.

At the start, the baby is on the left, crawling towards the adult. The adult is on the right, holding a red toy. The baby moves towards the adult, then the adult extends the toy towards the baby. The baby reaches for the toy, and then maybe the adult moves the toy away.

Need to describe chronological order. Baby is crawling (on all fours, maybe diaper on), adult is lying on stomach, white shirt. Spatial: baby to the left of adult, near large window with blinds. Background: window with greenery outside, but keep minimal.

Check rules: focus on motion, appearance, spatial, camera. Camera seems static, no movement mentioned.

So steps: baby crawls towards adult, adult moves toy towards baby, baby reaches, then adult moves toy back.

Make sure to mention appearance: baby is small, diaper, adult is lying on stomach, white shirt. Spatial: baby left, adult right, near window. Background minimal.

Now, structure the paragraph: start with initial positions, then actions in order.

"Two subjects are present: a crawling baby in a diaper on the carpet and an adult lying prone in a white shirt. The baby moves leftward on the floor toward the adult, who is positioned to the right near a large window with vertical blinds. The adult extends a red toy toward the baby, which the baby reaches for, then the adult retracts the toy slightly while the baby continues crawling. The camera remains stationary at floor level throughout."

Wait, need to be concise. Let's check the time frames. Frames 0-5: baby crawls from left to right (toward adult), adult moves toy.

First frame: baby on left, crawling, adult on right with toy. Then baby moves closer, adult extends toy. Baby reaches, then maybe adult pulls back.

So chronological: Baby crawls toward adult (who is lying on stomach with white shirt) near the window. Adult uses red toy to interact; baby reaches for toy, then adult moves toy away.

"An adult lies prone on the carpet wearing a white shirt, near a window with vertical blinds, holding a red toy. A baby in a diaper crawls leftward on the carpet toward the adult. The adult extends the red toy toward the baby, which the baby reaches for, then the adult retracts the toy while the baby continues crawling toward the adult. The camera remains stationary at floor level, capturing the interaction."

Wait, need to check the direction: the baby is moving from left to right? Wait, in the first frame, baby is on the left, then in frame 1, baby is moving right. Wait, the video shows the baby crawling toward the adult. So baby is on the left side of the frame, moving toward the adult on the right.

So "A baby in a diaper crawls rightward on the carpet toward an adult lying prone on the carpet in a white shirt, positioned near a window with vertical blinds. The adult holds a red toy and extends it toward the baby, who reaches for it; the adult then retracts the toy slightly as the baby continues crawling toward them. The camera remains stationary at floor level."

Check appearance: baby is small, diaper, adult is prone, white shirt. Spatial: baby to the left of adult. Background: window with blinds, outside greenery but minimal.

Is the background essential? The rules say "minimal unless essential for understanding motion". Since the motion is in the room, window is background but maybe okay.

Wait, the video has the baby crawling toward the adult, the adult moving the toy. The key is the interaction.

Let me rephrase concisely:

"A baby in a diaper crawls rightward on the carpet toward an adult lying prone in a white shirt near a window with vertical blinds. The adult extends a red toy toward the baby, who reaches for it, then the adult retracts the toy as the baby continues crawling toward them. The camera remains stationary at floor level."

That seems good. Check if all rules are met: motion and behavior chronologically, appearance (baby in diaper, adult in white shirt), spatial (baby left, adult right), conclude with camera (stationary at floor level). Background minimal (window mentioned but as context). Exclude text, names, etc. Yes.
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<caption_output>A baby in a diaper crawls rightward on the carpet toward an adult lying prone in a white shirt near a window with vertical blinds. The adult extends a red toy toward the baby, who reaches for it, then the adult retracts the toy as the baby continues crawling toward them. The camera remains stationary at floor level.</caption

A baby is crawling toward a red object held by an adult, and the adult's arm is moving to interact with the baby. Both are solid, distinct objects exhibiting locomotion and physical interaction.

The background elements (vertical blinds, outdoor trees) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven environmental effects are visible.


A person wearing a white shirt and dark pants bends over a tire, using a light-colored cloth to wipe its surface. They move the cloth in circular motions, adjusting their grip and position slightly while focusing on the tire. The scene is viewed from a top-down perspective with minimal camera movement, set against a dimly lit background of concrete and metal structures.

A person (white shirt, dark pants) is seated and manipulating a piece of paper or book, with hand and head movements.

No significant fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed. Background elements are mostly dark and static, with no uniform shifting.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video clips. First scene: hands using a pepper grinder over a pan with colorful veggies (carrots, bell peppers). Then, hands sprinkling seasoning on raw meat. Next, close-up of spice containers with labels. Then, more spice containers with text about over 100 seasonings.

Need to describe in chronological order. Focus on motions: grinding pepper, sprinkling on meat, showing spice bottles. Mention subjects: hands, pepper grinder, pan with veggies, raw meat, spice containers. Spatial: hands over pan, hands over meat, containers lined up. Camera: close-ups, slight shifts.

Check rules: exclude text recognition (so don't say "SUPERIOR FLAVOR" text). Keep concise. Background minimal. Conclude with camera perspective.

First clip: hands operate wooden pepper grinder, releasing pepper onto pan with mixed vegetables (orange, green, red strips). Second clip: hands with white gloves sprinkle brown seasoning onto raw red meat strip. Third clip: close-up of spice containers, then panning across multiple bottles with visible labels. Fourth clip: similar to third, showing more bottles, then text overlay (but ignore text, just describe the movement).

Wait, the video has four clips. So chronologically:

1. Close-up of hands grinding pepper over pan with veggies (motion: grinding, pepper falling onto veggies). Main subjects: hands, wooden pepper grinder, pan with colorful vegetables. Camera: close-up.

2. Hands (now with white gloves) sprinkling seasoning onto raw meat. Motion: sprinkling. Main subjects: gloved hands, seasoning container, raw meat. Camera: close-up.

3. Close-up of spice containers (showing labels like "Coconut Lime Seasoning"). Motion: static shot then panning to show multiple bottles. Main subjects: spice containers. Camera: close-up panning.

4. Continuation: panning across more spice bottles, then text (but ignore text). Motion: panning. Main subjects: spice containers.

Now, combine into a paragraph. Keep it concise.

Start with first action: Hands use a wooden pepper grinder to dispense pepper onto a pan containing colorful vegetables (orange, green, red strips). Then, gloved hands sprinkle brown seasoning over a raw red meat strip. Next, the camera focuses on a line of spice containers, panning across various bottles with visible labels. Finally, the camera continues to pan left, showcasing more spice containers.

Wait, need to check each step. Let's structure:

- First scene: hands (partially visible) operate a pepper grinder (wooden handle, metal top) over a stovetop pan. The pan holds sliced vegetables (carrots, bell peppers). Pepper falls onto the vegetables. Motion: grinding action, pepper dispensing.

- Second scene: hands (white gloves) pour brown seasoning from a container onto a raw steak (red meat with white fat). Motion: sprinkling, hands moving slightly.

- Third scene: close-up of spice containers (glass bottles, labels with text) arranged in a row. The camera shifts to show more containers.

- Fourth scene: continuation of the spice containers, camera panning to display more bottles.

Now, put in chronological order without text recognition.

"Hands operate a wooden pepper grinder, dispensing pepper onto a stovetop pan filled with sliced carrots, bell peppers, and other vegetables. Next, gloved hands sprinkle brown seasoning over a raw red meat strip. The camera then transitions to a close-up of multiple spice containers, panning left to reveal additional bottles in a lined arrangement."

Check rules:

a) Motion and behavior in order: grinding pepper, sprinkling seasoning, panning across spice containers.

b) Appearance: wooden pepper grinder, colorful veggies, gloved hands, red meat, spice containers.

c) Spatial: hands above pan, hands above meat, containers in a line.

d) Camera perspective: close-up, then pan left.

e) Background minimal.

f) No text recognition.

g) Internal thinking, no reasoning output.

Now, make it concise. Let's write:

Hands use a wooden pepper grinder to release pepper over a stovetop pan containing sliced carrots, bell peppers, and green vegetables. Gloved hands then sprinkle brown seasoning onto a raw red meat strip. The camera shifts to a close-up of multiple spice containers, panning left to display additional bottles arranged in a row.

Check if "stovetop pan" is needed? Original says "pan on stovetop" maybe. Wait first frame: "stovetop pan" yes. So "stovetop pan".

Also, in first clip, "hands operate" - maybe "hands operate a wooden pepper grinder, dispensing pepper onto a stovetop pan with mixed vegetables."

Second clip: "gloved hands sprinkle brown seasoning onto a raw red meat strip."

Third

Discrete objects: hands pouring oil into a pan and seasoning raw meat. Hands move due to explicit physical actions (pouring, sprinkling) without environmental or camera-induced motion.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind). Backgrounds (stove, tray, shelves) remain static across scenes.


A person wearing a dark shirt sits facing the camera in a room with a wooden door and doorway in the background. They turn their head slightly to the side and then raise their right index finger upward. The camera remains static throughout the sequence.

A person (discrete solid object) moves their head and hand (specifically raising index finger) through voluntary locomotion.

Background elements (door, wall) are static with no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


Three individuals in red coats and white trousers stand in a line on the left side of the frame, with a single person in a black uniform with white trim positioned in front of them; further right, multiple red-coated figures move and fire muskets, emitting smoke. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed perspective.

Discrete solid objects: Multiple people (group in red shirts, single person in black) walking across the grassy field. Motion is locomotive and easily trackable by bounding boxes.

No shifting background or fluid motion. Background elements (trees, fence, grass) remain static across frames. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven environmental motion detected.


A standing person in a brown shirt, dark pants, and beanie moves toward a seated individual wearing a pink shirt, dark pants, and a knee bandage; the standing person advances, steps closer, and interacts with the seated person while the camera remains handheld and slightly shaky.

A child (wearing yellow shirt and dark pants) exhibits locomotion through walking, jumping, and running. A seated adult (left side) shows minimal movement (hand gestures), while a standing adult (right side, legs only) remains mostly stationary.

The kitchen background (refrigerator, cabinets, tiled floor) remains static and unshifted throughout the frames. No fluid, fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion is present; the environment is dry and stationary.


A rider in dark attire and helmet rides a light gray horse in a sandy arena bordered by white fences, guiding it forward. The camera abruptly shifts to a close-up of the horse’s hoof, then returns to a wide shot as the horse kicks a green ball, sending it rolling on the ground. The horse continues moving away, the camera maintaining a steady perspective throughout.

The gray horse with rider and the brown horse are the discrete objects in motion. The gray horse moves steadily throughout the video (walking and turning), while the brown horse appears briefly and moves into the frame causing obstruction.

The background (white fence and trees) is stable and shows no significant shifting or environmental motion. There is a brief obstruction by a brown horse moving into the frame, but this is a transient event and not indicative of ambient environmental motion.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video starts with a close-up of hands on a laptop—left hand pointing at the screen, right hand on the keyboard. Then the camera shifts to a top-down view of the person using the laptop, with a checkered table, lamp, and other items around. Next, the person gestures while typing, then the scene changes to a recording studio setup with a "RECORDING" sign and a microphone. Need to describe the motions in order: hands interacting with laptop, camera angle changes, person's actions, then the studio elements. Keep it concise, chronological, focus on motion. Avoid text like "RECORDING" but wait, the rule says exclude text recognition? Wait rule f says exclude text recognition. So the "RECORDING" sign might be mentioned as an object but not the text? Wait, the rule says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So if the sign says "RECORDING", we can't mention the text, but we can describe the sign as a black sign with white text? Wait, no. Rule f: "Exclude text recognition"—so don't mention the text on objects. So the sign is just a sign, but we can note its presence. Wait, the example shows the camera moving from close-up to top-down. Let's structure:

First scene: hands (two, light-skinned) on laptop keyboard and touchpad, left index finger pointing at screen (showing audio mixing interface), right hand typing. Then camera pulls back to top-down view: person (male, short dark hair, blue shirt) using laptop on checkered table, lamp to left, other items (remote, water bottle) visible. Person gestures with right hand while typing. Then cut to recording studio setup: microphone stand with "RECORDING" sign (but we can't mention the text, so just "sign with 'RECORDING' text" is excluded. Wait, rule f says exclude text recognition, so we shouldn't mention the text on the sign. But the problem is the sign is part of the scene. Maybe the instruction says to describe the objects, but not the text. Wait the user says "Exclude text recognition"—so if the sign has text, we don't mention the text, just describe the object as a sign. But the example in the problem shows the word "RECORDING" in the sign, but according to the rules, we can't include text recognition. So perhaps in the caption, we can mention the sign but not the text. Wait, the rule says "Exclude text recognition"—so don't refer to the text on objects. So the sign is a black sign with white letters (but we don't mention the letters). Wait, the problem says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the sign is just a sign, but the text is not to be mentioned. Hmm. Let's see. The user's instruction says to generate a caption, and the example input has the word "RECORDING" in the sign, but as per the rules, we can't include that text. So perhaps describe the sign as "a sign with white text" but that's text recognition. Wait, no—text recognition is identifying the text. So the instruction is to not mention the text, so just describe the sign as a black sign with white lettering (but that's still referencing the text). Wait, maybe it's better to say "a sign with white text" but the rule says exclude text recognition, so perhaps avoid mentioning the text. But the problem is the sign is part of the video. Let's think: the task is to describe the motion and behavior. So the camera shifts to a recording studio scene with a microphone stand and a sign. So we can say "a sign" without the text. But the user's example might not need it. Let's proceed.

Chronological order:

1. Close-up of hands (two light-skinned) on laptop: left hand points at screen (audio interface), right hand on keyboard/touchpad.

2. Camera pulls back to top-down view: person (male, short dark hair, blue shirt) using laptop on checkered table; lamp to left, remote and water bottle nearby. Person gestures with right hand while typing.

3. Scene cuts to recording studio: microphone stand and a sign, with a person near a mixing console.

Wait, the video segments:

<0.3> hands on laptop, pointing at screen, typing.

<1.4> similar, but maybe more typing.

<2.5> top-down of person using laptop, table with checkered surface, lamp, etc.

<3.6> person gestures with right hand.

<4.7> cut to a studio with a sign that says "RECORDING", microphone.

So the main

The person's hands (typing and pointing) and body (gesturing and head movements) are moving due to explicit physical forces (locomotion of the person).

Static background (room, floor, desk items) with no shifting. Candle flame present but minor and not dominant. No fire, water, smoke, or wind as primary motion.


A person in a light shirt and dark pants stands on a green mat, steps forward, picks up a golf club, and bends over to address the ball. Golf balls are positioned on the mat to the right. The camera follows the person's movements with a slight pan.

Man (white shirt, dark pants) moving: swinging golf club, stepping, bending to pick up clubs. Golf clubs being handled.

No shifting background; static grass and netting. Minimal wind effects not dominant.