RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the main subject is a person in a white chef's coat. They're adding cherries to a blender. The video shows them pouring cherries from a container into the blender. Then they put the lid on and blend. The cherries are in a blender, which is on the counter. The background has kitchen items but we don't need to focus on that much. The camera starts with a medium shot of the person, then zooms in on the blender as they add cherries, then shows the blending action. We need to mention the motion: pouring cherries, putting lid on, blending. The number 3 and text about cherries are in the video, but we can't mention text recognition per rule f. So focus on actions. Let's structure it: The person in a white chef's coat pours cherries into a blender, places the lid, and operates the blender to mix. The camera shifts from a wider view to a close-up of the blender during the process.

Wait, the rules say chronological order. So first, adding cherries (pouring), then putting lid, then blending. The video shows steps: initial frame with person adding something (but maybe the first action is pouring cherries into blender). The second frame shows "Cherries bing" text, but we can't mention text. So focus on the actions: person in white coat pours cherries into blender (3 cherries maybe, but rule b says briefly describe appearance and number. So "three cherries" but rule f says exclude text recognition, but the number 3 is part of the video's on-screen text. Wait rule f says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So we shouldn't mention the text like "3 ea" or "Cherries bing". So we have to describe the action without referring to that text.

So the sequence: The person in a white chef's coat pours three cherries into a glass blender jar. They then place the lid on the blender and press the blender button to mix the contents. The camera focuses on the blender during the blending process, transitioning from a wider shot of the kitchen scene to a close-up of the blender's contents.

Check the rules: a) motion and behavior in chronological order. So pouring, lid on, blending. b) appearance and number: white coat, cherries (number 3, but how to handle? The video shows "3 ea" which is three each, but we can say "pours three cherries" but rule f says exclude text recognition. Wait, the number 3 is part of the video's text, so we can't mention it as text, but the action is pouring three cherries. Wait, the rule says "Exclude text recognition", so if the text is part of the video (like on-screen text), we shouldn't mention it. But the number 3 is a visual element. Hmm. Let's see the example: rule g says "Think internally, but DO NOT output your reasoning." So in the output, we need to describe the action. The user says in the video, there's a green circle with "3 ea" and "Cherries bing". But rule f says exclude text recognition, so we shouldn't reference those. So we can say "pours cherries" but how to know the number? The video shows three cherries being poured. Wait, but the rule says "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So if the cherries are visible, we can mention the number as part of the action. For example, "pours three cherries into the blender". But is the number 3 part of text recognition? The user's instruction says "Exclude text recognition", but the number 3 is a visual element (like on the screen as part of the video's graphics), but maybe it's a part of the video's content. Wait, the user's example of rules: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So if the text is part of the video (like on-screen text), we don't mention it. So even if the number 3 is shown, we don't refer to it as text, but we can describe the action of pouring multiple cherries. But the video shows "3 ea" which is likely "three each", so the person is adding three cherries. But maybe we can say "adds several cherries" or "pours three cherries". Hmm.

Let's check the video description: The video shows the person pouring cherries into the blender. The second frame has "Cherries bing" (maybe a typo for 'bing' as in cherries) and "3 ea" (three each). So the person is adding three cherries. But per rule f

The person adds cherries to the blender and then turns it on, causing the blender to mix the ingredients inside.

The background (kitchen setting) is static with no shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind are present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to focus on the motion and behavior of the main subject. The video shows a person in a red shirt with "CHEVROLET" on it, working with an orange object. Let's break down the sequence.

In the first frame, the person's hands are manipulating the orange object. Then, over the next few seconds, they're twisting or stretching it. The hands are moving, changing the shape of the orange item. The person's shirt is red with white text, but the rules say to exclude text recognition, so I shouldn't mention "CHEVROLET" or the logo. Wait, no—the rule f says exclude text recognition, so avoid mentioning the text on the shirt. So focus on the person's shirt color and the orange object.

The main subject is the person's hands and the orange object. The person is holding the orange object, manipulating it—maybe twisting or inflating. Let's check the timestamps. From 0 to 5 seconds, the hands are moving the orange object, changing its shape. The object is orange, small size. The person's hands are moving it, possibly stretching or compressing.

Spatial relationships: the person is in front of the camera, hands are central. Background is minimal, so keep it brief. Camera perspective: seems like a close-up, static shot, maybe slight shake? The video description says "slight shake" in the rules, but need to check.

Rules: a) chronological order of motion. So first, hands grip orange object, then manipulate (twist, stretch), then hold the transformed shape.

Appearance: person wears red shirt (but text excluded), orange object. Object is small, orange, being manipulated by hands.

Mention spatial relationships if relevant: hands in front of the person, object held by hands.

Conclude with camera perspective: close-up, static, slight shake.

Background: minimal, so maybe just "indoor setting" but keep it minimal.

Putting it all together:

A person in a red shirt manipulates an orange object with their hands, twisting and stretching it in a series of motions. The hands move the object from a compressed state to an expanded shape, maintaining grip throughout. The camera remains in a close-up, static position with slight movement.

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's make it more precise.

Chronological: starts with hands holding orange object, then twisting/stretching, then holding the new shape.

So: Hands of a person in a red shirt grip an orange object, twisting and stretching it to transform its shape. The object is manipulated continuously, changing form as the hands move. The camera maintains a close-up view with slight shake, focusing on the hands and object against a minimal indoor background.

Wait, rule f says exclude text recognition, so can't mention the shirt's text, but shirt color is part of appearance (rule b: describe appearance and number). So "red shirt" is okay as appearance.

Also, rule c: spatial relationships—if hands are in front of the shirt, but maybe not necessary. Since the main action is hands and object, focus on that.

Final check:

- Motion: chronological (grip, twist/stretch, form change)
- Appearance: person in red shirt, orange object (color, size)
- Spatial: hands manipulating object
- Camera: close-up, static, slight shake

Avoid text recognition (so no "CHEVROLET"), no named characters.

Let me draft:

A person wearing a red shirt manipulates an orange object with their hands, twisting and stretching it to alter its shape. The hands continuously grip and reshape the object throughout the sequence. The camera remains close to the hands and object, showing slight movement.

But need to check the rules again. Rule b: describe appearance and number. The person's shirt is red (color), the object is orange (color), size: small. So "orange object" is okay.

Rule d: conclude with camera perspective and movement. So "The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight shake."

Putting it all together concisely:

A person in a red shirt uses their hands to twist and stretch an orange object, transforming its shape through continuous manipulation. The hands grip and reshape the small orange item against a minimal indoor background. The camera stays close to the hands and object, exhibiting slight movement.

Wait, but the video starts with hands holding the object, then manipulating. Maybe "A person wearing a red shirt manipulates a small orange object with their hands, twisting and stretching it to change its shape. The hands continuously grip and reposition the object throughout the sequence. The camera maintains a close-up view with slight shake."

That's better. Let's see the original frames: the hands are working with the orange object, so "twist and stretch" matches. The object is orange, small. Camera close

An orange balloon is being manipulated by hands: twisted, shaped, and inflated. The hands and balloon move as distinct solid objects under explicit physical forces (manual deformation).

Background elements (walls, furniture) are static with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A person's hands play a white electric guitar; the left hand presses strings on the wooden fretboard, shifting positions between frets while the right hand strums rhythmically. The camera remains stationary in a close-up shot focused on the guitar and hands, with a dark background and faint pink fabric visible.

The person's hands are moving discretely on the guitar fretboard and strings, indicating solid objects (hands) in motion due to physical forces (playing guitar).

Background is static with no visible environmental motion (no fire, water, wind); background elements (e.g., dark room features) show no uniform shifting.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a white plate on a wooden surface. There are paint tubes: black, purple, red, white. The text says black paint deepens color to rich, dark purple. Then a hand enters, takes a white paint tube (wait, no, the next frame shows the hand mixing black and white. Wait, the first frame: plate with black and purple blobs. Then a hand uses a brush to mix them. The text says "Mix in both black and white".

So chronological: initial setup (plate with two paint blobs, paint tubes to the right), then hand mixes the paint. Need to describe motion: hand holding brush, moving over plate, blending colors.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior. Main subject is the hand. Appearance: hand, brush. Spatial: plate on wooden surface, tubes to right. Camera: top-down, no movement.

So:

A hand holding a brush mixes black and white paint on a white plate placed on a wooden surface; four paint tubes (black, purple, red, white) are positioned to the right of the plate. The camera maintains a top-down perspective without movement, capturing the blending motion as the brush moves across the plate to combine the colors.

Wait, check if text recognition is excluded. The rules say exclude text recognition, so don't mention the text. The text in the video is "Black paint will deepen the color to a rich, dark purple" and "Mix in both black and white" but we have to exclude those. So focus on the visual elements.

So rephrase: Initial frame shows a white plate with black and purple paint blobs on a wooden surface, with four paint tubes (black, purple, red, white) arranged to the right. A hand enters, holding a brush, and begins mixing the black and white paint on the plate. The camera remains stationary in a top-down view, capturing the hand's motion as it blends the colors.

Wait, the first frame has the plate with black and purple, then the hand adds white? Wait, no. The first frame [0.0] shows plate with black and purple. Then [1.4] the hand is mixing. Wait, the second frame (frame 1.4) says "Mix in both black and white" and the hand is mixing the black and white. So the initial plate has black and purple, then the hand is mixing black and white? Wait, maybe the purple is a previous mix, but the action is mixing black and white.

Wait, let's look at the frames:

[0.0] : plate with black and purple blobs. Paint tubes (black, purple, red, white) to right.

[1.4] : hand with brush (grayish) mixing the two blobs (black and purple? Or black and white? Wait, the text says "Mix in both black and white". So maybe the purple was a previous step, but now adding black and white.

Wait, the hand in frame 1.4 is using a brush to mix the two colors on the plate. The text says "Mix in both black and white". So the plate has two blobs, and the hand is mixing them.

So steps:

- Plate with black and purple paint blobs, paint tubes to right.

- Hand enters, holds brush, mixes the two blobs (black and purple) but text says mix black and white. Wait, maybe the purple was part of the previous step, but now the action is mixing black and white. Wait, perhaps the purple is a previous color, but the current action is combining black and white.

But the caption should be based on the video's visuals.

Let's parse the frames:

Frame 0: Plate with two paint blobs (black and purple). Four tubes: black, purple, red, white (from left to right? Or right to left? The video shows tubes on the right of the plate. The tubes are in the video: black, purple, red, white arranged vertically on the right of the plate.

Frame 1: Hand uses a brush to mix the two blobs on the plate. Text says "Mix in both black and white".

So the action is: hand mixes the two blobs (which are black and white? Or black and purple? The text says mix black and white, so perhaps the purple was a mistake, or the purple is a different color.

Wait, the initial frame (0.0) shows plate with black and purple. Then in frame 1.4, the hand is mixing. The text says "Mix in both black and white", so the two blobs being mixed are black and white.

So maybe the first frame has black and purple, but the second frame shows mixing black and white. So perhaps the purple was a previous step, but the current action is mixing black and white.

Wait, maybe the initial

A hand holding a brush moves on the plate to mix black paint in circular motions, representing discrete solid objects.

The wooden table background remains static with no shifting or environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video starts with a scene showing a group of people inside a building. There's a man in a dark suit standing near a counter with a blue box and some bottles. Then it cuts to two women, one holding a pink folder and the other a black folder, walking through a corridor. Next, there's a crowded room with many people seated, some looking at laptops or papers. Then it goes back to the two women, now holding their folders, moving forward.

Need to capture the chronological order. First scene: indoor setting, man in dark suit near counter, others around. Then two women (one with pink folder, one with black) in a corridor. Then a busy room with seated people. Then the two women again, moving forward.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological. Mention appearance (colors, number), spatial relations, camera perspective. Background minimal.

Start drafting:

The video opens with a man in a dark suit standing near a counter with a blue box and bottles, surrounded by several people. It transitions to two women walking through a corridor; one holds a pink folder and the other a black folder. The scene then shifts to a crowded room where numerous people are seated, some using laptops. Finally, the two women reappear, continuing to walk forward while holding their folders. The camera moves between these scenes, capturing each sequence from a medium shot perspective with slight shifts.

Wait, need to be concise. Let's structure step by step.

1. First scene: indoors, man in dark suit (standing, near counter with blue box), other people present.
2. Then two women (blonde, holding pink and black folders) walking in corridor.
3. Then crowded room with seated people (many individuals, some on laptops).
4. Back to two women walking forward with folders.

Check for chronological order. Each scene in order.

Also, camera perspective: the video cuts between different shots, so mention camera movement as cuts between scenes.

Let's draft:

The video begins with a man in a dark suit standing near a counter with a blue box and bottles, surrounded by several people indoors. It then cuts to two women walking through a corridor; one carries a pink folder and the other a black folder. The next scene shows a crowded room with numerous seated people, some using laptops. Finally, the two women reappear walking forward while holding their folders. The camera alternates between these scenes with abrupt cuts, maintaining a medium shot perspective.

Check rules: exclude text recognition, named characters, stylistic analysis. Don't mention the logo. Keep it concise.

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

"The video starts with a man in a dark suit standing near a counter with a blue box, surrounded by people indoors. It then transitions to two women walking through a corridor—one holding a pink folder, the other a black folder. The scene shifts to a crowded room where many people are seated, some looking at laptops. The video returns to the two women walking forward while holding their folders. The camera cuts between these scenes, capturing each sequence from a medium shot perspective with slight shifts."

Hmm, but the second scene is two women, then a crowded room (which is different), then back to the two women. Need to make sure chronological order.

Let me check each frame:

Frame 0: man in dark suit on counter with blue box, others around.

Frame 1: two women (one with pink folder, one with black), walking in corridor.

Frame 2: crowded room with seated people.

Frame 3: similar to frame 2, maybe slight change, but still crowded room.

Frame 4: back to two women walking, holding folders.

So the sequence is: man at counter → two women walking → crowded room → two women walking.

Yes. So the caption should follow that.

Now, concise paragraph:

The video opens with a man in a dark suit standing near a counter with a blue box and bottles, surrounded by several people. It then cuts to two women walking through a corridor; one carries a pink folder and the other a black folder. The next scene shows a crowded room with many seated individuals, some using laptops. Finally, the two women reappear walking forward while holding their folders. The camera alternates between these scenes with abrupt cuts, maintaining a medium shot perspective throughout.

Check if minimal background: yes, focused on motion and behavior. Spatial relationships: man near counter, women in corridor, room with seated people. Mentioned appearance: man's suit color, folders' colors, women's presence.

Also, rules say "conclude with camera perspective and movement". So the last part should mention camera movement.

Yes, "alternates between these scenes with abrupt cuts, maintaining a medium shot perspective throughout."

Let me make it a bit more concise:

The video

Discrete objects include people (e.g., women holding signs, audience members) moving via gestures, head movements, or positional shifts due to explicit physical actions (e.g., speaking, observing).

No significant shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed; walls and interior elements remain static within each scene.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. The user provided a video snippet where someone is tying shoelaces on a white sneaker. First, I need to follow the rules carefully.

The main subject here is the person's hands working on the shoelaces. The shoe is white, and the laces are light-colored, maybe beige or off-white. The video shows the hands moving to tie the laces, starting from the front of the shoe.

Looking at the sequence: the hands are first seen pulling the laces, then forming a knot. The background has a patterned fabric, maybe carpet, which is blue with some design. The camera is focused closely on the shoe, probably a top-down view. There's no mention of other objects or people, so I should keep the background minimal.

Rule a says to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So the steps are: hands manipulate laces, pull them, tie a knot. Need to mention the number of hands (two), their actions. The shoe's position is central, with the laces being tied in front of it.

Rule b: describe appearance briefly. White sneaker, light-colored laces. Number of hands is two, but maybe just say "a pair of hands."

Rule c: spatial relationships. The hands are working on the shoe, which is in the foreground. The background is the patterned surface.

Rule d: camera perspective. Close-up, top-down view. No movement mentioned in the video description, so maybe static.

Rule e: minimal background. The patterned carpet is mentioned but not essential, so just a brief note.

Rule f: exclude text, names, etc. So no "shoe" labels or other details.

Putting it all together: Start with the hands working on the white sneaker, laces being tied into a knot. Mention the color of the shoe and laces. The hands are manipulating the laces, pulling and tying. Background is a patterned surface but minimal. Camera is close-up, top-down, static.

Check if the sequence is chronological: first hands pull laces, then tie knot. The video shows the process from start to finish of tying the shoelaces.

Avoid mentioning the exact time frames like "0.3 seconds" as per the rules. Keep it concise.

Possible caption: "A pair of hands ties the laces of a white sneaker, forming a knot. The light-colored laces are manipulated to create a bow, with the shoe positioned centrally against a patterned blue carpet. The camera maintains a close-up, top-down view throughout the sequence."

Wait, the background is minimal, so maybe just say "against a blue patterned surface." But the user's example in the rules says minimal unless essential. The patterned surface is part of the background, but maybe not essential for the motion. However, the shoe is on the carpet, so perhaps it's relevant.

Wait, the original video description shows the shoe on a red and blue patterned carpet. So maybe include "blue patterned carpet" as part of the background.

Check if "blue patterned carpet" is necessary. The rules say minimal, but if it's part of the setting, maybe mention it briefly.

Also, the laces are frayed, as seen in the video. But rule f says exclude text recognition, but appearance description is allowed. Wait, the laces are frayed. So "frayed light-colored laces" might be part of appearance.

Looking back at the video frames: the laces are frayed, so maybe "frayed light-colored laces."

Let me recheck the video description: in frame 0.3 seconds, it's a close-up of the shoe. The hands are pulling the laces, which are frayed.

So the caption should include that the laces are frayed.

Putting it all together: A pair of hands manipulates frayed light-colored laces to tie a knot on a white sneaker. The shoe remains stationary on a blue patterned carpet, while the camera maintains a close-up top-down perspective.

Wait, the shoe is on the carpet. The laces are tied around the shoe's eyelets.

But the key steps: hands pull laces, tie a knot. The action starts with the laces already in a loop, then forming the knot.

In the video, it's a sequence where the hands are working on the laces, making the knot.

Another version: A pair of hands ties a knot in the frayed laces of a white sneaker, pulling them through the eyelets and securing a bow. The shoe rests on a blue patterned carpet, viewed from a static top-down close-up angle.

Check rules again. Conclude with camera perspective. So "the camera maintains a top-down close-up view throughout."

Wait, the user's example says "Conclude

The discrete objects in motion are a pair of hands and shoelaces, which are being actively manipulated to tie a knot. The hands apply force to the laces, causing discrete movements.

The background consists of a static blue patterned fabric and a red surface, with no shifting or fluid environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) observed.


The video features an adult woman with long blonde hair wearing a dark top and a young girl with curly blonde hair in a white top. Initially, the woman rests her hand near her face while looking at the camera; she then moves her hand to her chest, picks up a black brush, and gestures with it upward. The girl remains mostly stationary in front of the woman, maintaining a forward gaze. The camera captures them in a static front-facing shot with minimal background elements visible.

Adult's hand holding a brush moving in controlled motions (applying makeup), child's slight head movements.

Background is static (walls, door) with no fluid motion (fire, water, wind).


A person in a light blue shirt holds a purple-capped bottle. The scene transitions to a top-down view of a bed with a checkered sheet, where a hand places the bottle on the bed. The person then reaches upward toward a window. The camera shifts between these scenes without significant movement.

The bottle is the main discrete object being moved by explicit physical forces (hand movement) from the person’s hand to the bed and then to a glass.

The background (bed, walls) shows no uniform shifting or fluid environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind). The primary motion is solid object movement, not ambient.


A person with dark skin and short hair adjusts two large balloons, an orange one and a blue one, initially positioned close to the camera. The individual moves the orange balloon upward and to the right, then the blue balloon upward and to the left, with their hands visible manipulating the balloons. The background includes a television on a wooden dresser and a window with curtains, but remains secondary to the balloon movements. The camera maintains a low-angle perspective with slight motion as the balloons are shifted.

The blue balloon is moved by a person toward the camera; the person's hand and arm are visible adjusting the balloon's position.

The background (curtains, windows, furniture) is stationary. No fluid motion (fire, water, wind) is present.


A pair of hands manipulates a clear plastic container with a lid on a kitchen countertop. Initially, the hands lift the lid, revealing the container's contents, then reposition the lid over the container. The hands are positioned in front of the container, which sits on a dark countertop with cabinets and a coffee maker visible in the background. The camera remains fixed in a close-up perspective throughout the sequence.

A hand manipulates a plastic container, lifting it, pouring a white substance (likely powder), and pressing the lid; the hand and container are discrete objects exhibiting physical interactions (lifting, pouring, compression).

Kitchen background (cabinets, countertop, coffee maker) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind dominates the scene.


A person in a light blue shirt holds a long, pink, flexible object, moving it horizontally before bringing it close to their face and twisting it with their hands. The camera remains stationary in a close-up perspective.

A person inflates and manipulates a pink balloon, causing it to expand and deform. The person's hands and the balloon exhibit discrete movements due to breath inflation and manual stretching.

Background elements (shelves, stuffed animals, boxes) are static and show no uniform shift. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A hand holding a paintbrush enters the frame, dipping into yellow paint and beginning to color the right banana outline on a white surface. The hand moves steadily from the top to the bottom of the banana, filling it with yellow while the left banana remains uncolored. Five colored paint pots (red, blue, orange, green, yellow) are positioned vertically on the left side of the frame. The camera maintains a static, top-down perspective throughout the sequence.

A hand is actively painting a banana, moving in controlled strokes to apply color, representing discrete object interaction.

Static background elements (colored circles) remain fixed; no fluid motion or environmental effects (fire, water, wind) observed.


A red Jeep with headlights on is stuck in a muddy, leaf-strewn forest path. Two people are present: one in dark clothing moves left and exits the frame, while the other, also in dark clothing, pulls a rope attached to the Jeep, then turns and walks toward the camera. The camera remains static with a slight shake, capturing the scene from a fixed perspective.

Two people are moving: one on the left walks away from the car, while another on the right approaches the car with a stick and then steps back. The car remains stationary in the mud.

Background elements (trees, ground, fallen leaves) remain stationary with no significant shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, or smoke present, so ambient environmental effects are absent.


The hands, one wearing a ring on the left hand, manipulate a blue thread through a needlepoint fabric with a heart-shaped design and yellow and pink floral elements. The left hand stabilizes the fabric while the right hand guides the thread, adjusting the needle’s position to complete a stitch. The camera remains in a close-up, top-down perspective throughout, focusing solely on the hand movements and fabric texture.

The hand and needle are moving as the person performs embroidery. The motion is controlled and deliberate, driven by the physical action of stitching.

The background (fabric and hoop) is static. No fire, water, or wind is visible. Ambient environmental motion is absent.


A person wearing a black shirt, gray shorts, and a helmet runs toward the batter's box in an indoor batting cage. They stop, position themselves in front of the home plate marker, and swing a bat with a red and white handle. The scene includes scattered baseballs on the ground and netting enclosures. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a fixed angle.

A batter (person) and bat are moving: the batter shifts stance, swings the bat, and resets. Motion is discrete and solid due to human locomotion and bat handling.

The fence, walls, and ground remain static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion is observed.


YOUR FINAL CAPTION HERE

A hand is moving across the wallpaper, touching or tracing the patterns, indicating discrete object motion due to human action.

The wallpaper background remains static with no fluid or environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, or wind effects observed).


A young girl in a red and white striped shirt sits on the floor to the left of a large orange pumpkin, observing as an adult's hands stabilize the pumpkin while using a knife to cut into its top. The adult’s hands, one wearing a ring, press firmly on the pumpkin as the knife slices through the skin, revealing internal seeds and pulp near a metal bowl placed on a pink cloth. The camera maintains a close-up focus on the pumpkin and cutting action, shifting slightly to emphasize the knife’s movement and the pumpkin’s texture.

Adult's hands and knife moving to carve the pumpkin, with the pumpkin being held and slightly moved.

The background (pink curtains, wall decorations) is static and shows no uniform shifting. There is no fire, water, smoke, or wind, so no ambient environmental motion.


A person wearing a white cap and dark top plays a red and white accordion, moving their hands over the keys and bellows. The camera remains static, capturing the person seated with the accordion in front of them against a dimly lit background.

A person is playing an accordion, with visible hand movements and bellows expansion/contraction. The person's head and torso have minor movements.

The background is dark and static with no visible fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


Three individuals stand on a dimly lit stage: left in green shirt and shorts, center in blue shirt and maroon shorts, right in dark blue top and gray pants. The left person exits leftward, the center raises both arms then lowers them, and the right person extends and retracts their right arm. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a frontal perspective.

Three individuals on stage perform dance movements, including arm extensions, torso shifts, and hand gestures, exhibiting controlled physical locomotion.

The background (dark curtains and stage structure) remains static with no shifting or environmental fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, wind).


A person in a white short-sleeve shirt stands in a dimly lit room with red curtains and a wooden cabinet. The individual moves their arms, adjusting their shirt, first raising hands then bringing them together. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person in a white shirt moves their arms and body through gestures and posture shifts; motion is discrete and trackable as an object's physical locomotion.

Background elements (red curtains, wooden cabinet) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, wind, smoke). Background remains static across frames.


Close-up view of two hands manipulating a metal crochet hook and deep red yarn, with the left hand holding the hook and the right hand guiding the yarn through repeated motions of inserting the hook into loops and pulling to form stitches. The yarn's rich red color fills the frame, with minimal background detail visible, and the camera maintains a steady, tight focus on the hands' precise, rhythmic action.

Discrete solid objects: hands (holding knitting needles) and yarn are moving as the needle manipulates the yarn through physical knitting actions.

Background consists of a static dark fabric with a pattern; no shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


A young child wearing a white shirt and light shorts with blue patterns sits on a colorful quilted mat with red and brown patterns, interacting with a metallic xylophone positioned in front of them. The child’s hands move toward the instrument, suggesting engagement with the keys. Scattered toys, including a blue ball and pink/yellow objects, lie in the background. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with slight shakiness throughout the sequence.

The baby is the primary discrete object, moving its arms and legs. The metal tray and items on it are stationary.

The background (bedspread and surrounding area) is static and shows no environmental fluid motion (fire, water, wind).


A person with long hair, wearing a dark top and jeans, mounts a brown mechanical bull on a fenced platform at night. The bull bucks vigorously, causing the rider to raise one arm then the other as they lose balance and fall off onto the platform. The bull remains stationary afterward. The camera captures the scene from a fixed position.

A person riding a mechanical bull, where the bull's bucking motion and the rider's attempts to maintain balance constitute discrete solid-object movement driven by physical forces.

Background elements (buildings, barriers, lights) show no uniform shifting, and there are no fluid/environmental motions (fire, water, smoke, wind) dominant in the scene.


A hand holding a flat, metallic tool moves over a light-colored car interior surface near the seat, scraping or smoothing the area. The tool is maneuvered in a slow, deliberate motion across the textured floor, with the hand positioned above the seat. The camera remains close to the action, capturing the hand and tool from a slightly elevated angle with minimal movement.

A hand holding a blue tool (likely a scraper or cleaner) moves across the car floor, applying pressure and shifting the tool's position.

No shifting background elements observed (car interior remains stable with consistent structure). No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) present.


A person wearing a black shirt, gray shorts, white socks, and dark sneakers stands before a brick wall with a yellow measuring tape; an orange ball lies near the tape. The person bends forward, reaching toward the measuring tape, then stands upright again. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed angle with minimal background details.

A person (man) moves: steps forward, bends to pick up and put on shoes, adjusts shorts. Solid discrete object motion via locomotion and physical actions.

Static brick wall and pavement with no shifting background elements. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed. Background elements (brick wall, metal pole, door) remain fixed throughout.


The video begins with a close-up of a crochet book cover against a green background, then transitions to hands using a teal hook and light gray yarn to crochet, manipulating the hook through the yarn to form stitches. The scene shifts to static displays of stitch pattern grids. The camera remains close-up during the crocheting segment and static for the stitch pattern screens.

Hands actively manipulating yarn with a crochet hook, performing discrete motions to create stitches. Yarn is also moving in response to the hands' actions.

The background consists of a static green surface (initial book cover and crocheting scene) and static graphics (e.g., 'FILE STITCHES' display). No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed.


A baby wearing a yellow and blue shirt lies on a bed, reaching toward a white plate with dark cake. The baby lifts the plate toward their mouth, moving it left and right, with cake pieces scattered on the bed. The camera remains stationary, capturing a close-up of the baby’s actions.

Brief description of moving discrete objects

Brief analysis of background and ambient motion


A person in a green shirt with a blue soccer ball graphic sits at a wooden table, holding small objects in each hand near a clear glass of water. The person moves their hands around the glass, manipulating the objects. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with no movement.

The person's hands are moving, representing discrete solid objects (hands) that are moving due to explicit physical forces (the person's actions). The glass remains stationary.

The background (wooden table and person's shirt) is stationary with no fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind). The water in the glass is static.


A man in a red and white top and dark pants begins at the starting position, runs forward, leaps into the air, and lands in the sandpit. A crowd of onlookers stands and sits behind him, observing the jump. The camera remains stationary, capturing the sequence from a frontal angle.

Two boxers are actively moving within the ring, throwing punches and dodging. Their motion is discrete and solid, driven by physical locomotion and force application.

The background elements (ring ropes, spectators, arena walls) show no significant shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects are present.


A girl with long blonde hair, wearing green shorts and a gray sleeveless top, jumps from a brown couch, lands on a coffee table, then runs across the living room past a television stand with a TV and framed pictures. She continues moving toward the right side of the frame. The camera follows her movement with a slight shake, maintaining a low angle.

A person is moving by running and jumping across the room, demonstrating locomotion (discrete object physics).

The background elements (walls, sofas, furniture) remain stable and do not exhibit uniform shifting. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is observed.


A pair of hands adjusts a rectangular white napkin on a wooden table, then folds it lengthwise in precise motions. The hands, partially visible with patterned sleeves, move the napkin from flat to folded orientation, maintaining alignment. The camera remains stationary in a top-down perspective throughout the sequence.

Hands and a napkin are the discrete objects in motion; hands manipulate the napkin through folding actions, demonstrating physical interaction with the napkin.

The background consists of a static wooden table with no shifting or environmental fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind). Background elements are stable and not moving uniformly.


A man wearing a black tank top and black pants, with black gloves, stands in front of a cable machine. He pulls the cable from his side upward toward his chest, moving his arms in a controlled motion. The camera remains stationary, capturing the subject from a fixed angle against a plain wall background.

The man is moving by pulling the cable, which is a discrete solid object motion due to his physical effort.

The background (wall and door) is static and does not shift. There are no fluid or environmental motions (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A white car, positioned on its side with doors open, moves forward along a desert road with yellow lane markings. The car’s undercarriage is visible, featuring wooden structural elements. A person inside the car grips the open door, located to the left of the vehicle’s front section. The car rolls steadily along the road, maintaining a consistent orientation as it progresses. The camera tracks the car from a side perspective, maintaining a steady shot throughout the sequence.

A white car is moving along the road, driven by its own locomotion.

The background (desert landscape and mountains) is stationary; no shifting background or fluid/environmental motion observed.


A person in dark clothing mounts a mechanical bull, adjusting their grip as the bull begins to buck. The rider, wearing a dark top and jeans, stays balanced on the moving bull, shifting their weight as it spins. The bull, a large mechanical apparatus with a brownish hue, moves erratically under the rider. The camera follows the motion with a slight shake, capturing the dynamic interaction from a close, slightly angled perspective.

A person is moving: lying down, then sitting up, and then turning over. The motion is due to physical locomotion.

The background (bottles, furniture) is static and there is no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to describe the video chronologically. The main subject is a gloved hand and a bee hive frame. Let's break down the frames.

In the first frame, a gloved hand is holding a tool (maybe a hive tool) near a wooden frame filled with bees. The hand is moving the frame, and bees are on it. Then, the frame is tilted, more bees fall off. The background has some greenery, but we need to keep it minimal. The camera seems to be close-up, following the action.

Let's outline the sequence: A gloved hand uses a tool to lift a wooden beehive frame covered in bees. As the frame is tilted, bees slide off onto the hive's lower section. The hand moves the frame upward and away from the hive. Bees are dark, small, numerous. The hand is white, covered in dirt. The frame is wooden with hexagonal cells, partially filled with bees. Spatially, the hand is on the left, the frame is above the hive. Background has green plants but not essential.

Now, write concise paragraph. Start with motion: A gloved hand lifts a beehive frame; bees scatter as the frame tilts. The hand's movements (tilting the frame, moving it away), bees' behavior (falling off). Keep it chronological.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior, appearance (gloved hand, dark bees), spatial (hand left, frame above hive), camera perspective (close-up, following the action). Exclude text (KU is on frame, but rule says exclude text recognition, so don't mention). Background minimal.

Let me draft: A gloved hand uses a tool to lift a wooden beehive frame packed with dark bees. As the frame tilts upward, bees slide off and scatter onto the hive's lower wooden sections. The hand moves the frame away from the hive, with bees continuing to fall from the tilted frame. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, tracking the hand's motion and the bees' movement as the frame is lifted and repositioned.

Wait, need to check chronological order. The sequence starts with the hand holding the tool against the frame, then tilting the frame. So first, the hand lifts the frame (using the tool to pry), then tilts it, bees fall. Then hand moves the frame away.

Let's make it more precise:

A gloved hand grasps a hive tool against a wooden beehive frame densely populated with dark bees. The hand tilts the frame upward, causing bees to slide off and scatter onto the hive's lower wooden sections. As the frame is lifted and moved away from the hive, bees continue to fall from the tilted frame. The camera follows the hand's motion and the bees' descent in a close-up shot.

Check appearance: gloved hand (white, with dirt), bees (dark, small, numerous), frame (wooden, hexagonal cells). Spatial: hand on left side, frame above hive. Camera is close-up, tracking movement.

Avoid text (like "KL" on the frame, since rule f says exclude text recognition). So don't mention "KL".

Yes. Now, make it concise. Let's see the example outputs. Need to be a paragraph.

Final draft: A gloved hand lifts a wooden beehive frame covered in dark bees using a tool, tilting it to release bees onto the hive's lower wooden sections. The hand moves the frame away as bees continue to fall from the tilted surface. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, tracking the hand's action and the bees' movement.

Wait, is the tool mentioned? The video shows a tool, so "using a tool" is okay.

Check all rules:

a) Motion: hand lifts frame, tilts, moves frame away; bees slide off.

b) Appearance: gloved hand, dark bees (color, size, number).

c) Spatial: hand on left, frame above hive (maybe "left of the frame" but the first frame shows hand on the left side, frame held in hand).

d) Camera: close-up, tracking motion.

e) Background: minimal (greenery mentioned in video but as per rule e, minimal unless essential. But maybe not necessary here, since it's background. The task says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion"—so if the background (green plants) doesn't affect motion, omit. So in caption, focus on main subjects.

So perhaps: A gloved hand uses a tool to lift a wooden beehive frame covered in dark bees. As the frame tilts, bees slide off and scatter onto the hive's lower sections. The hand moves the frame away, with bees continuing to fall. The camera follows this motion in a close-up view.

That's concise.
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A person (wearing gloves) is moving their hands to manipulate the beehive frame and a bee brush; bees are moving on the frame and flying.

The background (greenery and hive structure) is stable with no significant fluid or wind motion. The movement of bees is due to discrete object locomotion, not ambient environmental forces.


A person in a black hoodie holds an object near their head, then a second person in a light blue dress enters from the left, walks past the first person, and exits the frame while the first person continues handling the object. The camera maintains a static perspective throughout.

Two discrete solid objects (a man and a woman) exhibit motion: the man eats a sandwich and interacts with a laptop, while the woman moves behind him, walks away, and returns to the scene.

The background (walls, door, window) remains stationary throughout; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


A shirtless man lies on his back while a diapered baby moves toward him, reaching out to touch his face and leaning closer. The baby shifts position, maintaining contact with the man's face. The camera captures the interaction from a close, slightly shaky handheld perspective, focusing on the two subjects on a bed.

The baby (in diaper) and the man are moving: baby reaches toward and touches the man's face, while the man slightly shifts head/body due to physical interaction.

The background (bed, pillows, sheets) is stationary with no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a person on a tennis court. The person is wearing a gray shirt and white shorts, holding a tennis racket. Then it cuts to another scene where a shirtless person is standing in a driveway, holding a red frisbee and a yellow ball. Wait, no, the second frame is a different person? Wait, the video sequence: frame 0 has a person on the tennis court, then frame 1 shows the same person but with a different position, maybe? Wait, no, the first frame is [0.0] with a person on the tennis court, then [1.4] shows the same person maybe moving? Wait, the description says: [0.0] person on tennis court, [1.4] same person? Wait no, maybe the frames are sequential. Let's check the provided frames:

Frame 0: Person on tennis court, holding racket, standing on the court. Background has a building with a person in the doorway.

Frame 1: Wait, the second frame (timestamp 1.4) shows the same person but maybe moving? Wait, no, the next frames are 2.5, 3.6, etc. Wait, the video has four frames: 0, 1.4, 2.5, 3.6, 4.7. Let's list each:

- [0.0]: Person (male, gray shirt, white shorts) on tennis court, holding tennis racket, standing on the court. Background: building with doorway, another person visible in doorway.

- [1.4]: Person (male, gray shirt, white shorts) on tennis court, but now maybe moving? Wait, the description says "a person on the tennis court" then next is "a shirtless man holding a red frisbee". Wait, no, the frames are:

Wait, the user provided:

<0.3 seconds> [frame 0] - person on tennis court with racket.

<1.4 seconds> [frame 1] - person on tennis court, same as before?

<2.5 seconds> [frame 2] - shirtless man in driveway with red frisbee and yellow ball.

Wait, no, the timestamps are 0.0, 1.4, 2.5, 3.6, 4.7. Wait, the user's input is:

<0.3 seconds> - first frame.

Then <1.4 seconds> - second frame, but the description says "a person on a tennis court" then "a shirtless man" in driveway. Wait, let's parse the user's input:

The user provided:

<0.3 seconds> [image of person on tennis court]

<1.4 seconds> [image of same person on tennis court? Or different? Wait, the description says "a person on a tennis court" then "a shirtless man with a red frisbee"]

Wait, looking at the user's input:

The frames are:

0.3s: Person (male) on tennis court, gray shirt, white shorts, holding tennis racket.

1.4s: Person (male) on tennis court, but maybe moving, same outfit.

2.5s: Shirtless man in driveway, holding red frisbee and yellow ball.

3.6s: Same shirtless man, holding red frisbee, yellow ball near his waist.

4.7s: Same shirtless man, maybe moving.

Wait, but the video is a sequence, so chronological order: first the person on the tennis court (0.3s), then same scene? Wait, no, maybe the first part is one scene, then the next scene is different.

Wait, the problem says: generate a concise, chronological paragraph describing the provided video.

So the video starts with a person on a tennis court (frame 0.3), then (frame 1.4) the same person but maybe in a different pose on the court, then (frame 2.5) a shirtless man in a driveway with a red frisbee and a yellow ball, then (frames 3.6 and 4.7) same shirtless man adjusting the ball and frisbee.

Wait, but the user's input shows:

<0.3> person on tennis court.

<1.4> person on tennis court (maybe the same person, but the description in the user input says "a person on a tennis court" then "a shirtless man" in next frame.

Wait, let's check the user's input again:

User's input:

<0.3 seconds> [frame 0] - person on tennis court (gray shirt, white shorts, tennis racket)

<1.4 seconds> [frame

Two subjects (child and shirtless man) move ping pong paddles and balls; car is stationary.

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion observed; backgrounds in both scenes (garage/house and outdoor parking lot) are static.


Two individuals stand on a grassy area; one wears a white T-shirt and jeans, the other a colorful plaid shirt. The person in plaid turns and extends their arm to point forward, gesturing toward an unseen direction. The camera remains stationary with slight motion, capturing the interaction in an outdoor park setting with minimal background details.

Two people in the foreground exhibit distinct, solid motion: the person in the pink checkered shirt gestures/points with their right hand while the other person stands and shifts slightly.

Background elements (trees, grass, distant structures) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or significant wind effects observed.


A person holds a long, dark object with multiple rounded segments in front of them, moving it horizontally and vertically while gripping it with both hands; the object transitions from a horizontal position to an upward extension and then back to horizontal. Background includes green curtains and audio equipment, with the camera remaining stationary throughout.

A person is moving a baseball bat through explicit physical actions (swinging, positioning), with clear motion of the bat and arm.

The background (green curtain, equipment) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, wind); it remains static throughout the frames.


A hand holds a black frying pan over a gas stove with a blue flame, then adds multiple brown chunks of meat into the pan, which gradually fills as the hand continues placing pieces. The camera maintains a close-up perspective on the pan throughout the sequence.

A person's hand uses a wooden spoon to stir sausages in a pan. The sausages and spoon exhibit clear, deliberate movement due to direct physical interaction (stirring), with the spoon's motion being well-defined and trackable.

The kitchen background (stove, counter, utensils) shows no uniform shifting, indicating no camera-induced motion. Flames under the pan are present but not dominant; they are part of the cooking environment but do not constitute the primary motion.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's see. I need to create a caption for this video. The user provided a video clip where a woman and a child are interacting with a cake.

First, the main subjects are the woman and the child. The woman is wearing a green and red outfit, sitting on a bed with a blue floral bedspread. The child is in a green and yellow outfit, sitting in front of her. They're both near a cake with a "1st" candle, so it's probably a first birthday.

The video shows the woman helping the child blow out the candle. The woman's hand is guiding the child's hand. Then the child touches the cake. There are balloons in the background, but the rules say to keep background minimal, so maybe mention just the balloons briefly.

Wait, the rules say to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So the sequence is: woman and child sitting, woman helps child blow out the candle, then child touches the cake.

Also, need to mention spatial relationships. The woman is behind the child? No, they're sitting on the bed. The child is in front of the woman. The cake is on a tray in front of them.

Camera perspective: it looks like a fixed camera, top-down or eye-level? The video seems to be shot at eye level since the subjects are centered. No camera movement mentioned, so maybe static.

Need to avoid text recognition. The "1st" on the cake is part of the video content, but the rule says exclude text recognition. Wait, the instruction says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the "1st" might be part of the cake's decoration, but should I mention it? Hmm, the example in the rules says to exclude text, but maybe the cake has "1st" as part of the scene. Wait, the user says "Exclude text recognition," so maybe just describe the cake without mentioning the number. Wait, but the user's example video shows a "1" on the cake. Wait, the actual problem statement says "Exclude text recognition," so I shouldn't mention the "1st" or any text. Wait, but the problem says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the text on the cake (like "1" or "1st") would be text recognition, so I shouldn't mention it. Wait, but the cake has a "1" as part of the decoration. How do I handle that?

Wait, looking at the user's example rules: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So in the caption, we should avoid mentioning any text that's on the cake. So the cake is white with red decorations, but the "1" is part of the cake's design. But the instruction says not to include text recognition. So maybe describe the cake as having decorations but not specify the number.

Wait, but in the problem statement, the user provided the video description where the cake has "1st" written on it. The user's instruction says to exclude text recognition, so I should not mention the "1st". So maybe just say "a white cake with red decorations".

Let me check the rules again. Rule f: Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis. So yes, don't mention the "1st".

Now, chronological order:

- The woman is sitting with the child, both interacting with the cake.

- The woman helps the child blow out the candle (but the candle might be lit? The video shows them touching the cake, maybe the candle is already out).

Wait, in the video description: The woman and child are sitting on the bed. The woman is guiding the child's hand to touch the cake. Then the child touches the cake.

Wait, the video frames: the woman is helping the child blow out the candle. But in the captions provided, the woman and child are pressing their hands on the cake. Maybe the candle is already blown out, and they're decorating the cake.

Wait, the first frame shows the woman and child with a cake that has a candle. The second frame shows the candle being blown out. Wait, the user's description of the video has the woman helping the child blow out the candle, then the child touches the cake.

Wait, the original video description (the user's input) is:

[0.0] woman and child sitting on bed with cake.

[1.0] same scene, woman and child blowing out the candle.

Wait, the user's description says:

The video shows a woman in green and red traditional attire sitting cross-legged on a bed with a blue floral bedspread, accompanied by a child in green and yellow clothing. The woman is guiding the child's hand as they interact with a white cake decorated with red icing and a single candle. The child, positioned in front of

discrete_object_physics | ambient_environmental | camera_motion | ego_motion | static

Briefly describe what discrete, solid objects are moving.

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


A skier in a red and white jacket, black pants, and red boots descends a snowy slope, using ski poles to navigate. They lean into a turn, shifting weight and adjusting stance as they glide downhill, then continue moving leftward across the frame while maintaining balance on red skis. The camera follows closely behind, capturing the motion with minimal shake.

A skier (solid, distinct object) moving downhill on skis, using ski poles, with motion due to physical forces (gravity, propulsion).

The background (mountains, trees, sky) is static with no fluid motion or significant wind effects; no fire, water, or smoke observed.


A young child in a blue and white striped polo shirt and light-colored shorts walks through dense green foliage, initially reaching toward the vegetation with their right hand. The child then turns their head to look back before continuing to walk away, moving slightly to the right. The camera follows the child’s movement with a slight pan, maintaining a medium shot as the child traverses the grassy area.

The boy is the only discrete solid object exhibiting meaningful motion: he points toward foliage, turns his head, and takes small steps forward across the garden.

The background greenery (trees, bushes, grass) shows minimal swaying due to wind, but this is subtle and not dominant. Background elements do not shift uniformly across the screen, indicating no significant ambient environmental motion (fire, water, smoke) or camera-induced shift.


A person in a red shirt manipulates small objects on an orange patterned tablecloth, separating them into two parts and placing one part flat on the cloth. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with no movement, capturing the person's hands and the table while a window and chair are visible in the background.

Hands manipulating solid objects (likely tools or components) on a table; motion involves deliberate hand movements and object repositioning.

Background elements (window, wall, furniture) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


Three musicians sit in a row on chairs, each positioned behind a music stand; the leftmost plays a bassoon, the middle a clarinet, and the rightmost a flute, all dressed in dark attire. They begin playing their instruments, with subtle movements of their hands and heads as they perform. The camera slowly zooms in, shifting focus from a wider view to a closer perspective of the ensemble. The background remains dark with a faint green backdrop, emphasizing the musicians' coordinated performance. The camera maintains a steady, forward-facing angle with minimal movement throughout.

Three musicians seated on chairs; they are moving with subtle hand and body motions as they play their instruments (clarinets or similar wind instruments).

Background (green backdrop and dark area) is static; no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


A hand holding a pink brush moves back and forth across a white surface adorned with repeating pink floral patterns. The hand is positioned above the surface, occasionally adjusting its angle while the brush glides over the design. To the right, a purple container with purple items and a checkered cloth rest on the workspace. The camera maintains a static top-down view throughout the sequence.

A human hand (discrete object) moves across the frame, manipulating a pink tool to interact with small objects in a tray.

Background elements (purple container, white surface) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke present.


A hand holding a metal wire strainer pours a white substance into a stainless steel pot on a stove. The strainer is tilted, allowing the contents to flow into the pot, while the hand manipulates the strainer’s position. The background features a red countertop and stove controls. The camera maintains a close-up view with slight movement, focusing on the pouring action.

A whisk (solid object) is being manually moved through a mixture in a metal pot, demonstrating deliberate physical motion caused by external force (human hand mixing). The pot remains stationary while the whisk moves.

The background (stovetop, kitchen surface) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water flow, or wind effects). Static elements like the pot's handle and countertop remain consistent across frames.


Two men, both in dark tops, work on a large landscape mural in a room with white walls. One man, wearing beige pants, holds and moves a red ladder to position it against the mural while the other man assists. The man in beige pants climbs the ladder to paint the upper section, with the other man remaining on the ground and occasionally adjusting their stance. The scene transitions to a black screen.

Multiple people (e.g., a person on a ladder, others walking and working) are moving. Their motion is due to locomotion (walking, climbing) and interaction with objects (e.g., painting the mural).

Background walls are static. No significant fluid or environmental motion (like fire, water, wind) is present. The mural is part of the background and does not move.


Multiple individuals in green shirts work at a wooden table, handling sandals with beige soles and black straps. A hand adjusts the strap on a sandal, placing it onto the sole before lifting it slightly. The camera shifts to a close-up of the sandal, then pulls back to show the workspace with tools scattered on the table, maintaining a consistent top-down perspective throughout.

Hands manipulating flip-flops (placing, flipping, adjusting) and the flip-flops themselves are discrete solid objects moving due to physical interactions.

Background elements (wooden fence, table structure) are static; no significant ambient environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected.


A hand with a dark sleeve enters from the right side of the frame and moves over a brightly lit pinball machine's playfield, interacting with the ball. The hand’s motion includes guiding the ball across the colorful, illuminated surface as it manipulates the game components. The camera remains stationary, focused on the machine and the hand’s actions, with minimal background visible.

Hands interacting with the pinball machine's flippers and ball, moving due to physical manipulation (discrete solid objects).

No shifting backgrounds; static arcade environment with no fire, water, or wind-driven motion observed.


A person in a blue top sits amidst white baby's breath flowers in a bright room with white walls and furniture; the camera then zooms in to show hands twisting the stem of a large bouquet of the same flowers, with additional floral arrangements and kitchen items visible in the background.

Hands and pruning shears are moving to trim a plant; the plant is stationary but leaves are being cut and displaced by the shears.

The background (walls, window, and other plants) is static with no significant shifting. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is dominant.


A chainsaw marked "STIHL" cuts through a block of ice in close-up, followed by a person in a dark shirt with red sleeves guiding the chainsaw along a large, transparent ice sculpture of a cow. The individual works steadily on the cow’s form, adjusting the chainsaw’s position while the sculpture’s detailed, translucent structure is visible against an industrial backdrop with closed blinds and equipment. The camera shifts from the chainsaw’s close-up to a wider view of the person cutting the ice, maintaining a steady perspective throughout.

Person using a tool to carve an ice sculpture; hands move to shape the ice, indicating discrete solid-object interaction.

Background elements (wall, equipment, red structure) are static with no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected; camera movement is evident but not dominant over scene content.


A person is performing dance-like movements with arm and leg motions, clearly tracked as a distinct solid object with discrete locomotion.

Background elements (red fence, green bushes, brick planter) are static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed; bushes show no swaying.


A person in a white t-shirt and beige shorts uses a rectangular trowel to apply plaster to a rough gray concrete wall, moving from left to right while stepping onto a ladder. The camera pans right, following the person’s motion as they work along the wall's surface.

A person holding a board and trowel is actively moving, applying plaster to the wall through deliberate locomotion and tool manipulation.

The concrete wall background remains static with no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A person wearing a gray shirt pours contents from a red bowl into a large silver mixing bowl positioned on a kitchen counter, then lifts the empty red bowl upward; the counter holds a smartphone, a brown bottle, and a blue container, with window blinds visible behind, captured by a static camera.

The person is moving their arms and hands while pouring liquid from a bottle into a mixing bowl. The bottle is tilted and moved, and the person's body is in motion.

The background (windows, wall, countertop) is static with no shifting. There is no fire, water (except intentional pouring which is discrete), smoke, or wind. The pouring of liquid is an intentional discrete action, not an ambient fluid motion.


A person operating a red and black floor polisher with a white tank moves it forward and backward along a tiled hallway, spraying foam; another person follows behind with a mop. The camera moves steadily forward, capturing the cleaning process.

A person is moving a floor buffer across the tiled floor; the buffer is operating in a circular motion and the person is stepping back and forth to guide it.

The background (walls and door frames) is static. The white foam on the floor is displaced by the buffer but is not dominant environmental motion (like water flow) and is a secondary effect of the buffer's action.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows steps of making a smoothie or similar. First, a hand holds a yellow lemon, but wait, no—wait, the first frame is a hand holding a lemon (yellow), but the text says cocoa powder. Wait, no, the first action: the hand is adding something. Wait, the first frame is a hand with a lemon, but the text is "1/2 to 1 Tbsp Cocoa Powder". Wait, maybe the lemon is a mistake? No, let's check the frames.

Frame 0: Hand holding a yellow lemon, over a blender. Then frame 1: Hand pours from lemon into blender (so lemon juice?). Then frame 2: Hand adds frozen banana (text says 1 frozen banana). Then frame 3: Adding ice (text "1 cup Ice"). Then frame 4: Blender on base.

Wait, the captions need to be chronological. Let's list the sequence:

1. A hand holds a yellow lemon above a clear blender cup.
2. The hand squeezes lemon juice into the blender.
3. A hand adds a frozen banana (peeled, chunks) into the blender.
4. A hand pours ice (from a purple container) into the blender.
5. The blender cup is placed onto a base.

Now, check the rules: focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. Describe main subjects (hands, objects), their appearance/number, spatial relations. Background is dark, minimal. Exclude text recognition (so don't say "1/2 to 1 Tbsp Cocoa Powder" because that's text—rule f says exclude text recognition). So need to not mention the text labels.

Wait, the user says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the text on screen (like "1/2 to 1 Tbsp Cocoa Powder") is not to be included. So the caption should describe the actions without referencing the text.

So step by step:

- First, a hand (human) holds a yellow lemon over a clear plastic blender cup (stationary). The hand squeezes the lemon, releasing juice into the cup.

- Then, a hand (same or different? probably same) adds a frozen banana (peeled, chopped) into the blender cup.

- Next, a hand pours ice from a container into the blender cup.

- Finally, the blender cup is placed onto its base (the base is white, maybe).

Now, describe appearance: lemon is yellow, banana is frozen (so likely white or pale with banana color), ice is clear.

Spatial relations: hand is above blender, adding ingredients. The blender is on a counter (but background is dark, so maybe minimal).

Camera perspective: close-up, top-down maybe? The first frames are close-up of the hand and blender, then the blender on base.

Wait, the video starts with a hand holding a lemon (yellow, oval, held by human hand), then squeezing into the blender. Then adding frozen banana (chunks, light yellowish). Then adding ice (clear, chunks). Then the blender is placed on its base.

Need to write in chronological order, concise paragraph.

Let's draft:

A hand holding a yellow lemon pours juice into a clear blender cup. Another hand adds a frozen banana (peeled, chunked) into the cup. Subsequently, a hand pours ice into the cup. The blender cup is then positioned onto its base.

Check if that's chronological, includes motion and behavior. Appearance: yellow lemon, frozen banana (peeled), ice (clear). Spatial: hand above blender cup. Background minimal. Camera: close-up shots, no major movement.

Wait, the user says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". So need to add that at the end.

Example: "Close-up shots focusing on the actions, with the camera remaining steady throughout."

But in the sample, maybe:

"A hand holds a yellow lemon above a clear blender cup, squeezing juice into it. A second hand adds a peeled, frozen banana chunk to the cup. Next, a hand pours ice into the cup. The blender cup is then placed onto its base. The camera maintains a close-up, top-down perspective with minimal movement."

But need to be concise. Let's make sure to follow all rules.

Check rules:

a) Chronological order: yes.

b) Describe appearance and number: yellow lemon (single), frozen banana (1), ice (1 cup).

c) Spatial relations: hand above blender, ingredients added to cup.

d) Conclude with camera: close-up, top-down, steady.

e) Background minimal (black background, counter is visible but minimal).

f) Exclude text: yes, no text mentioned.

g) Internal thinking done.

Now, write the caption.
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<caption_output>A hand holds a yellow lemon above a clear blender cup, squeezing

A hand adds solid objects (lemon, banana, powder) into a blender; the objects move due to physical contact and gravity, with clear bounding box tracking.

The background consists of a static black backdrop and countertop with no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind).


A person with red hair sits on a bed, lifting and adjusting a pink blanket over themselves while shifting position repeatedly. The individual moves the blanket in fluid motions, occasionally covering their upper body. The camera captures the scene from a slightly shaky handheld perspective.

A child is moving in the bed, interacting with blankets and pillows.

No shifting background elements; no fluid or environmental motion detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a person skiing. The person is wearing a dark jacket and pants, moving forward on a snowy path. Then, the Anoka County Parks logo appears, which is a circular logo with a tree and mountain, along with website and info line. But the rules say to exclude text recognition, so I don't mention the logo. Wait, the caption should focus on motion and behavior. The initial scene is a person skiing, then the logo overlays but we need to describe the main subject. Let's check the frames:

Frame 0: Person skiing, snow, trees in background. Frame 1-5: Logo appears over the skiing scene. But the task is to describe the motion. So the main subject is the skier. Chronological order: first, the skier is moving forward on the snow. Then, the logo is overlaid, but since we exclude text, we can note that the skier continues. Wait, the rules say "exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the logo is text, so we don't mention it. So the video starts with a person skiing, then the logo comes up but we focus on the skier's motion.

Wait, the first frame shows the skier in motion. Then, the logo overlays. But the caption needs to be chronological. So the first part is the skier skiing, then maybe the logo is part of the video but we don't describe it. Wait, the rules say "focus on motion and behavior of main subjects". The main subject is the skier. So the caption should describe the skier's motion.

So:

A person in dark clothing skis forward on a snow-covered path bordered by trees, moving away from the camera. The skier's motion continues as the video transitions to an overlay of the Anoka County Parks logo, though the logo text is excluded per rules. But the task says to exclude text recognition, so we don't mention the logo. Wait, the video has the logo for a few frames, but the main action is the skiing.

Wait, the first frame: skier is moving. Then, frames 1-5: logo is over the skier. But the caption should describe the motion. So the sequence is: the skier is skiing, then the logo is displayed (but we don't mention the logo text). So the main event is the skier skiing, then the logo is there, but the caption should focus on the motion.

Wait, let's re-read the rules: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So the logo is text, so we ignore it. So the video shows a person skiing. The caption should be about the skier's action.

So, a person wearing dark clothing skis along a snowy path, moving away from the camera. The scene includes trees in the background. The camera follows the skier from behind, maintaining a steady shot as the skier continues moving forward.

Wait, let's check the frames:

Frame 0: Skier in motion, facing away, skiing.

Frame 1: Logo appears, but the skier is still there. But the caption must be chronological. So first, the skier is skiing, then the logo is overlaid, but since we can't mention the logo, we just describe the skier's action.

So:

A person dressed in dark clothing skis forward on a snow-covered trail, moving away from the camera. The skier maintains a steady pace, with trees visible on the right side of the path. The camera follows the skier from behind, keeping a consistent distance as the skier continues skiing.

Wait, but the rules say "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential". The trees on the right are part of the background, so maybe mention "trees on the right" but minimal.

Also, the logo is overlaid, but since we exclude text, we don't talk about it. So the main action is the skier skiing.

So the caption should be:

A person in dark clothing skis forward on a snowy path, moving away from the camera. Trees line the right side of the trail, and the skier's motion is steady. The camera follows the skier from behind, maintaining a consistent perspective as the skier continues skiing.

Check the rules:

a) Motion and behavior in chronological order: skier starts moving, continues.

b) Appearance: dark clothing, number (1 person), orientation (facing away).

c) Spatial: trees on right side of path.

d) Camera perspective: follows from behind, steady.

e) Background minimal: trees are mentioned as essential for setting, but minimal.

f) Exclude text: yes, logo not mentioned.

g) Internal thinking but output as per format.

So the final caption should be concise. Let's tighten

A single skier (solid, distinct object) is moving across the snow-covered terrain, exhibiting locomotion driven by physical forces (skiing).

The background consists of snow-covered terrain and trees which remain static and do not shift uniformly; no fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion is visible.


A silver Master padlock with a blue label rests on a white appliance. A dark-skinned hand lifts the lock from the appliance surface, moving it upward and leftward until it exits the frame. The camera remains in a static close-up position throughout.

A hand manipulates a padlock (discrete solid object) on a washing machine, applying physical force to move it.

The background (washing machine surface and controls) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


Gloved hands use a spatula to spread white frosting on the top of a chocolate cake layer, then carefully position a second flat chocolate cake layer atop it, aligning the clean, flat surfaces. The camera maintains a close-up perspective focused on the cake and hands throughout the sequence.

Discrete solid objects include gloved hands manipulating cake layers and frosting. The hands move deliberately to place and smooth the top layer of the cake, indicating physical interaction with the cake layers.

The background features a plain wall and table surface with no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind detected.


A person in a teal shirt and blue jeans bends over a wooden surface, using a tool to cut or shape it, before the scene transitions to a close-up of a bearded man with glasses wearing a brown shirt speaking. The camera shifts from a medium shot of the first person working to a tight close-up of the second individual.

Two distinct solid objects (people) moving: a person sanding wood (hands and tool motion) and a person speaking (head and mouth movement). Motion is due to explicit physical forces (locomotion, tool use).

Both scenes show static background elements (outdoor: house, car, driveway; indoor: shelves, wall) with no shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). No ambient environmental motion detected.


A woman in a black top and black shorts lies face-down on a black table with her head resting on a red pillow; she gradually turns her head toward the camera. A person in a dark shirt stands in the background near shelves holding various bottles. The camera begins with a slight shake and moves closer to the woman, focusing on her upper body as she shifts position.

Two people are moving: a woman lying on a table shifts her position (head, limbs), and a standing person appears to interact with her. Their motion is due to physical actions (repositioning, handling)

Background elements (shelves, bottles, walls) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A person in a red hoodie with white stripes and dark hair, wearing glasses, holds a small object with both hands while seated, manipulating it with occasional grip adjustments and gaze shifts toward the item. Other individuals appear blurred in the background. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight handheld movement and minor tilts.

The main subject (person in red hoodie) makes minor movements: holding a phone and slight head/eye movements. Additionally, a hand (from another person) enters the frame to adjust the subject's hair, which is a discrete object movement.

The background shows an indoor setting with no significant movement of environmental elements (fire, water, wind, etc.). The bright light is static and not causing fluid motion. The walls and other background objects remain fixed.


A person with light hair tied back, wearing a dark patterned top, speaks while moving their head slightly, then turns their head to the side and uses their right hand to adjust hair. The background shows a doorway and ceiling fixtures. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

A woman is moving her head and hand, indicating gestures and speech.

Background elements (doorway, wall) are static with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, or smoke observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the main subject is a person. Let's check the frames. In the first frame, the person is standing near a door, wearing a black shirt and dark pants with yellow stripes. Then, the person is holding a white plastic bag in one hand and a stack of money in the other. The action is taking the money out of the bag? Wait, frame 1: person is standing, looking down. Frame 2: they bend down, maybe to put something in the bag or take money. Wait, the motion: from the first frame, they hold a bag. Then frame 2 shows them bending, then frame 3 is close-up of hands—so hands are holding the bag and money. Then frame 4: they are holding the bag and money, then frame 5: back to standing.

So chronological order: The person stands near a door, holding a white plastic bag and a stack of money. They bend down slightly, then hold the bag and money in their hands. The background has some grass and a door. Camera perspective: starts at a medium shot, then close-up on hands, then back to medium. Background is outside, maybe a patio. The person's appearance: black shirt, dark pants, gold chain, watch.

Now, apply the rules. Focus on motion: the person holds a white plastic bag and a stack of money, then bends down to interact with the bag (maybe placing the money or taking from the bag), then stands again. Appearance: black shirt, dark pants with yellow stripes, gold chain, watch. Spatial: near a door, outside. Background minimal (grass, door). Camera: starts medium, then close-up on hands, then medium again.

Wait, the rules say chronological paragraph. Let's structure:

A person wearing a black shirt, dark pants with yellow stripes, gold chain, and watch stands near a sliding glass door. They hold a white plastic bag in one hand and a stack of money in the other. The person bends slightly, positioning the money and bag, then straightens. The camera shifts from a medium shot of the person to a close-up of their hands holding the bag and money, then returns to a medium shot.

Check if background is essential: minimal, so just mention the door and grass. Wait, the background in the video is outside, with grass and a door. But the rules say minimal. So maybe just "near a sliding glass door" as spatial.

Putting it together concisely:

A person in a black shirt and dark pants with yellow stripes stands near a sliding glass door, holding a white plastic bag and a stack of money. They bend slightly, adjusting the items, then stand upright. The camera moves from a medium shot to a close-up of the hands holding the bag and money, then back to a medium shot.

Check the output format: must be inside <caption_output> tags.

Make sure to follow the rules: chronological, motion, appearance, spatial, camera. No background details beyond necessary.

Wait, the person's legs are visible in the close-up—dark pants with yellow stripes. So mention that.

So revised:

A person wearing a black t-shirt and dark pants with yellow stripes stands near a sliding glass door, holding a white plastic bag in one hand and a stack of money in the other. They bend forward to position the items, then straighten up. The camera shifts from a medium shot of the person to a close-up of their hands holding the bag and money, then returns to a medium shot.

Wait, the video: first frame is person standing, then frame 2 is them bending (hand on bag), then frame 3 is close-up hands, then frame 4 is hands holding, frame 5 back to standing.

So the sequence: person stands, bends, close-up hands, then stands again.

So the caption should describe the actions in order.

"Starting near a sliding glass door, a person in a black t-shirt and dark pants with yellow stripes holds a white plastic bag and a stack of money. They bend slightly, placing the money into the bag, then straighten. The camera moves from a medium shot to a close-up of the hands holding the bag and money, then back to a medium shot."

Wait, the video shows the hands holding the bag and money—maybe taking money out or putting in. But the frames: frame 2 shows the hand on the bag, frame 3 is close-up of hands with money and bag. So the motion is adjusting the items.

But the rules say "chronological paragraph describing the provided video". So:

A person in a black t-shirt and dark pants with yellow stripes stands near a sliding glass door, holding a white plastic bag and a stack of money. They bend forward to adjust the items, then straighten. The camera shifts to a close

A person is actively handling discrete objects (bills, a small container), with hand movements focused on manipulating and transferring the items.

Background elements (ground, door, grass) show minimal movement, with no fire, water, smoke, or strong wind-driven fluid motion detected.


A person in a yellow shirt and dark pants sits at a table with a tall stacked domino tower (red with white dots) in front. They move a green plastic cup to the right of the tower, place it upright, lean forward, and gesture toward the dominoes. The camera remains static, positioned above the table for a top-down view.

A person's hands and a green cup are moving, interacting with a stationary dice tower. The motion is due to deliberate physical actions (lifting, positioning the cup).

The background (couch, floor tiles) is static with no shifting or environmental effects (fire, water, wind). No fluid or gaseous elements are present.


A person in an orange jacket and white face mask sprays a large white ribbed plastic container positioned on a stand, methodically moving a spray bottle across its curved surface. The scene occurs outdoors on a gravel surface with houses and a shed visible in the distance; the camera remains stationary throughout.

A person in red clothing is interacting with a large white curved object (likely a vehicle component), moving their hands and body to adjust or inspect it.

The background (buildings, ground) shows no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible.


A hand holding a black steam cleaner nozzle moves it back and forth across a light gray car carpet, cleaning the area near the vehicle's interior panel. The black gear shift is visible in the foreground. The camera maintains a top-down perspective, capturing the cleaning motion without movement.

A person's hand is moving a handheld vacuum cleaner across the car floor mat, which is the primary solid object motion.

The background (car interior) is static; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


A person in a maroon shirt and green helmet plays a drum set, striking the cymbals and snare drum sequentially while seated against a plain wall. The cymbals are positioned to the left of the drums, and the individual alternates between hitting various drum components. The camera remains static with minimal shake, capturing the drummer from a frontal perspective.

The drummer (solid object) is moving their arms and hands to strike the drum set, with clear motion due to physical forces (muscle movement).

The plain wall background shows no uniform shifting, and there is no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion present.


A hand holds a red sanding disc with a metallic center and moves it in circular motions across a white surface marked with small dark spots. The hand remains centered while sanding, the disc’s red edge and metallic core visible against the light background. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with slight movement throughout.

A hand is operating a red-handled sander, moving it across the white surface in circular and back-and-forth motions. The hand and sander are discrete solid objects interacting with the surface.

The background (white surface with scattered marks) shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke is present. The surface appears static aside from the object interaction.


A baseball player in a white pinstripe uniform (number 23) assumes a batting stance, facing the pitcher. He swings the bat forcefully, making contact with the ball, then follows through by rotating his body and stepping forward. Behind him, teammates in white uniforms stand in the dugout, while spectators occupy the stands. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a side angle.

The batter (wearing jersey #24) is performing discrete locomotion (swinging the bat) and the bat is moving due to physical force (swinging motion).

Static background elements (dugout, stands, spectators) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind-driven motion present.


A single person in light-colored clothing moves through darkness, transitioning from mid-air to grasp a metallic rigging structure, then ascends while gripping the apparatus; the camera maintains a top-down perspective that follows their upward progression.

A performer (human) is moving on a trapeze apparatus, swinging and interacting with another person (who joins at the end). The motion is due to the performer's physical actions.

The background (stage structure and lighting) is static and does not shift uniformly. There is no fire, water, or wind motion. The dominant motion is the performer moving.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand the video. The scene is a kitchen counter with a red cutting board. There's a green apple to the left of the board, and a person is chopping onions. The person's hands are visible, using a large knife. They slice onions, then start peeling an onion, maybe? Wait, in the frames, first they're chopping, then pick up an onion, peel it? Let's check the timestamps.

Looking at the video: [0.0] starts with hands chopping onions on red board, green apple on left. [1.4] hands hold knife, then chop. [2.5] knife cuts onion, then [3.6] picks up a peeled onion? Wait, no, the frames show the person handling the onion. Let's outline the sequence.

Chronological order: The person is chopping onions on a red cutting board. They use a large knife to slice the onions. Then, they pick up a whole onion (maybe the peeled one, since in frame 4 they have a peeled onion? Wait, the video shows the cutting board with chopped onions, a green apple, and then the hands start peeling or handling the onion. Wait, frame 0 has chopped onions, then frame 1-4: hands use knife to cut, then pick up the onion (maybe the peeled onion, since you can see the peeled part). Wait, the description says in frame 2, a peeled onion is on the board? Wait, no, in frame 0: the main thing is chopped onions on red board, green apple to the left. Then, the hands are chopping (frame 0 to 1). Then, frame 1 shows the knife being used to slice a new onion? Wait, no, maybe the person is slicing an onion into pieces, then after slicing, they start peeling the onion. Wait, the video shows:

- At [0.0]: hands chopping onions (chopped pieces), green apple left, red board.

- [1.4]: hands use knife to cut, then hold the knife above the board.

- [2.5]: knife cuts, then hands move the onion pieces.

- [3.6]: hands pick up an onion (the peeled one, since you can see the white onion with skin removed), then peel it.

Wait, the description in the problem states:

<0.3> shows hands chopping onions on red board, green apple to the left.

<1.4> shows hands with knife cutting (maybe slicing a new onion), then the knife is lifted.

<2.5> hands use knife to cut (more slicing), then pick up an onion.

<3.6> hands hold the onion, peel it.

<4.7> hands peel the onion.

So the chronological steps: The person is chopping onions on a red cutting board. They slice the onions into small pieces, then pick up a whole peeled onion, and begin peeling it. The green apple is to the left of the cutting board. The camera is top-down, showing the counter and hands working. Background is the kitchen counter.

Now, need to describe in chronological order:

Start with the main action: hands chopping onions on red board (small white pieces), green apple to left.

Then, they continue slicing, then pick up an onion (peeled, white), peel it.

Appearance: the person's hands, the large knife, the red board, the green apple.

Spatial: green apple is to the left of the red board.

Camera: top-down view, no movement.

Let's structure the caption:

"Hands chop small white onion pieces on a red cutting board; a green apple rests to the left. The person uses a large black knife to slice, then picks up a peeled white onion, peeling it with their fingers. The scene is captured from a top-down perspective with minimal background."

Wait, need to check rules:

a) Chronological order: first chopping, then peeling.

b) Describe appearance: red board, green apple (color, size, orientation), knife (large black), onion (small white pieces, peeled white onion).

c) Spatial: green apple to the left of red board.

d) Camera: top-down, no movement mentioned, so "top-down static view".

e) Background minimal, so mention "kitchen counter" but keep minimal.

f) Exclude text, names, etc.

So revised:

"Hands slice small white onion pieces on a red cutting board, with a green apple positioned to the left. The person uses a large black chef's knife to chop, then picks up a peeled white onion and peels it. The scene is viewed from a top-down angle, focusing on the hands and counter."

Check if all rules are followed:

- Chronological: chop -> peel.

Hands and knife interact with onion pieces on the cutting board, moving due to physical slicing actions; onion pieces shift as they are cut and repositioned.

Static countertop, cutting board, and apple remain fixed; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


A person in a yellow and black striped shirt, white shorts, and yellow sneakers stands in a circular throwing area, swings a hammer implement in a clockwise rotation, completes a full spin, and releases it. A second person in a blue shirt and dark pants enters from the right. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from a frontal perspective.

The athlete (in yellow and black shirt) performs a shot put throw, spinning and releasing the shot put. A secondary person in blue walks in the background but is minor.

The background (fence, track, trees) remains static with minimal tree sway (not dominant). No fire, water, or smoke observed. Ambient Rule not triggered.


A hand holding a metal knife spreads a white topping over a pizza topped with yellow cheese slices, red pepperoni, and shredded cheese on a baking tray. The hand moves the knife in a circular motion across the front pizza, while another similarly topped pizza sits behind it on the tray. The camera maintains a close-up, slightly shaky perspective focused on the hand and pizzas, with minimal background detail.

A hand holding a knife is actively cutting cheese on a pizza, with discrete movements of the hand and knife due to physical interaction with the pizza.

Background elements (oven rack, kitchen surfaces) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible.


A hand manipulates a needle with pink thread, stitching vertical lines on a white fabric. The hand moves the needle through the fabric, pulling thread to form new stitches near existing green and red patterns on the left side. The camera captures the process from a stationary top-down perspective.

A hand manipulates a folded fabric object, applying physical force to create motion. The fabric and hand are discrete solid objects with clear physical interaction.

Background elements (textured paper, purple object, and patterned fabric) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind detected.


A man in a plaid shirt adjusts a wooden tool with a screw mechanism on a workbench, manipulating stacked wooden planks. He gestures toward the tool as the camera shifts to close-up shots of the tool’s components, including the screw and wooden blocks, then returns to a wider view of the man and the workbench.

The person manipulates a wooden mechanical device, causing discrete solid objects (the device's components) to move due to explicit physical forces from the person's actions.

The background elements (bookshelves, walls) are static and do not shift uniformly. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.