RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this video caption. First, I need to watch the video and note the main events in order. The video shows a sports event, probably football or a similar game, with people on a field. There's a crowd, some athletes in yellow uniforms, and a player doing a jump.

Starting with the initial frame: there's a field with goalposts, spectators in bleachers, two people in yellow (maybe referees or team staff) standing near the goal. Then, a player in a dark uniform (could be green or black) jumps over a bar, like in a high jump. Wait, the goalposts are there, but the action is a jump—maybe it's a field event? Wait, the video shows a person jumping over a bar, which is part of a high jump event. So the main subject is the athlete jumping.

Let's break it down chronologically. At the start, the scene has spectators seated, two individuals in yellow near the goalposts, and others standing. Then, the athlete (wearing a dark uniform, maybe green shirt) runs and jumps over the bar, clearing it, and lands on the mat. The crowd watches, and after the jump, people might react.

Now, check the rules: focus on motion and behavior of main subjects in chronological order. Main subjects: the jumping athlete, the people in yellow, the crowd.

Appearance: athlete in dark uniform (maybe green), two people in yellow, crowd in various colors.

Spatial relationships: athlete jumps in front of goalposts, people in yellow near the goal, crowd behind the field.

Camera perspective: seems like a fixed camera, maybe a slight angle but not moving much.

Background: grassy hill, trees, fence—minimal background.

Now, structure the caption:

First, describe initial state: spectators seated on bleachers, two individuals in yellow attire stand near the goalposts. Then, the athlete (dark uniform) runs and jumps over the bar, clearing it, landing on the mat. The crowd observes the action.

Check for chronological order: before the jump, setup; during the jump; after (landing, maybe reaction).

Also, note number: two people in yellow, one athlete, many spectators.

Avoid background details unless essential. The hill and trees are in the background, so maybe mention briefly if needed for context, but rule e says minimal unless essential.

Let me draft:

At the start, spectators sit on bleachers, two individuals in yellow uniforms stand near the goalposts. A single athlete in dark athletic wear runs and leaps over a horizontal bar, clearing it before landing on the mat. The crowd remains seated, observing the action. The camera maintains a fixed, slightly angled perspective throughout the sequence.

Wait, check if "horizontal bar" is correct—since goalposts are there, but the bar is part of the high jump. The goalposts are vertical, but the jump is over a bar, so maybe the bar is for high jump, not football. So the setup is a high jump event with goalposts in the background (maybe not relevant, but the field has goalposts but the event is high jump).

Wait, the video shows the athlete jumping over a bar, which is typical of high jump. So the goalposts might be part of the field, but the main action is the high jump.

So, in the initial frames, the field has goalposts (maybe for football), but the event is high jump. So the main subjects are the athlete, the two in yellow (maybe officials), and spectators.

Let me rephrase:

A group of spectators sit on bleachers while two individuals in yellow uniforms stand near the goalposts. A single athlete in dark athletic attire runs and jumps over a horizontal bar, clearing it and landing on a mat. The crowd remains seated, observing the action. The camera captures the scene from a fixed, slightly angled position with minimal movement.

Check rules:

a) Motion chronologically: spectators sitting, then athlete running/jumping/landing.

b) Appearance: yellow uniforms (two people), dark uniform (athlete), crowd (various).

c) Spatial: athlete in front of bar (which is near goalposts), people in yellow near goalposts, crowd behind.

d) Camera: fixed, slightly angled.

e) Background minimal: grassy hill, trees—maybe mention as part of background but keep minimal.

f) Exclude text, names—no text in the video.

g) No reasoning in output.

Let me check the video frames again. The first frame shows people sitting, then the athlete jumps (frame 3-5: jump happens). So sequence: initial state, athlete jumps, lands.

So the caption should be:

At the beginning, spectators are seated on bleachers, and two individuals in yellow uniforms stand near the goalposts. A single athlete in dark athletic wear runs and leaps over a horizontal bar, clearing it before

A bird is observed flying across the frame, representing discrete solid object motion.

Static grassy hill, trees, and goalposts show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven fluid motion detected.


A pair of hands with a ring on one finger and a bracelet on the other manipulates a yellow sheet of paper on a dark desk. The hands press down to crease the paper, then lift and adjust it into a triangular shape, revealing folded edges. The camera maintains a top-down perspective without movement.

A person's hands manipulate a yellow paper through folding motions, demonstrating discrete physical interactions (creases, shape changes) with no external environmental influences.

The background elements (table, monitor, red container) remain stationary with no fluid or environmental motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A chef in a white jacket and dark apron adds an egg from a small bowl into a pot on a gas stove. The camera begins with a top-down view of the pot containing a white mixture, then pans upward to show the chef’s hand pouring the egg. The chef stands to the right of the pot, positioned at the stove in a kitchen with minimal background details. The camera remains static, ending with a medium shot of the chef completing the action.

A person's hand is stirring the contents of a pot. The person moves around the stove (adjusting the pot, adding ingredients, and stirring).

Background (stove, cabinets) is static. No fire, water flow (except stirred by hand), smoke, or wind. The water in the pot is stirred by a human hand, which is discrete object motion, not ambient.


A woman in a black tank top, gray shorts, and blue sneakers stands on a concrete platform, preparing to throw a shot put. She swings her arm back, rotates her body, and releases the shot put, which flies through the air, before stepping forward and raising her arm in follow-through. The camera remains stationary, capturing the motion from a side angle against a backdrop of a gravel field and distant hills.

The woman (solid object) is throwing a disc/ball; her body and the object are moving due to physical forces of the throw.

The background (hills, trees, dry field) is static with no significant environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


In a top-down view, a hand stirs a wok filled with orange carrot sticks, red bell pepper strips, green scallions, and browned meat pieces. The ingredients are tossed and mixed in a circular motion as the hand moves across the wok's surface, redistributing the vegetables and meat. The background shows a bamboo mat, but the focus remains on the wok's contents. The camera stays stationary throughout.

Discrete solid objects (carrots, meat, green peppers) are being stirred by a hand holding a utensil. The motion is driven by physical forces (stirring), with the hand and food items moving within the wok.

The background (wok and bamboo mat) shows no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present; the scene is focused on a cooking process with no fluid environmental motion.


Two fencers, one in gray vest with black mask and the other in white outfit with red mask, engage in fencing in a room with wooden doors. They move toward opposite directions, the black-masked fencer exiting left while the red-masked fencer advances right. The scene transitions to a sunlit hallway with large windows; they continue fencing past other people. The camera follows their movement, panning left to capture the transition and ongoing duel.

Two fencers in full gear (red and black masks) exhibit distinct locomotion with coordinated lunges, parries, and footwork, driven by physical interactions and athletic movement.

No significant ambient environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, or wind) observed. Background elements (walls, windows, doors) remain static without uniform shifting; tree movement outside windows is minimal and not dominant.


A group of 12 people in casual workout attire perform synchronized movements in a green-walled room. Initially, they bend forward in unison, lowering their bodies toward the floor, then rise and extend their arms upward. Throughout the sequence, they maintain close proximity and coordinated motion, transitioning between bent and upright positions. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake, capturing the group's dynamic activity from a medium distance.

Multiple people (discrete solid objects) perform coordinated locomotion (bending, kicking, jumping) driven by their own physical forces.

Green walls and wooden floor remain static throughout; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, there's a person in blue jacket and jeans on a sidewalk. Then another person in a pink top is behind them. The main subject is the one in blue, who starts by standing, then jumps, runs forward, and keeps moving. There's also someone in the background near a trash can. Need to describe the motion chronologically.

Check rules: focus on motion, appearance, spatial relationships. The main subject (blue jacket) is moving from standing to running. The pink top person is behind. Background has another person. Camera is probably static or slightly moving, but need to check. The video shows the blue jacket person jumping and running away.

So structure: start with initial position, then actions in order. Mention the main subject's clothing (blue jacket, jeans), the other person in pink behind. Background person near trash can. Camera perspective: since it's a sidewalk, maybe a medium shot, but the rules say camera movement. The video seems to have a steady camera, maybe slight shake? Wait, the instructions say "conclude with camera perspective and movement".

Let me check the frames: the first frame shows the blue jacket person, then they jump, then run. The camera seems to be positioned above or at eye level, maybe static.

Putting it together:

A person wearing a blue jacket and jeans stands on a sidewalk, then jumps forward and runs away from the camera, with another individual in a pink top visible behind them. A third person in dark clothing stands near a trash can in the background. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a ground-level perspective.

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

The video shows a person in a blue jacket and jeans standing on a sidewalk, then jumping and running away from the camera. Another individual in a pink top is positioned behind the first person. A third person in dark clothing stands near a trash can on the grassy edge. The camera maintains a fixed, ground-level perspective throughout.

Wait, the rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So main subjects: two people moving, one background.

First person: blue jacket, jeans, jumping/running. Second: pink top, behind. Third: dark clothing, near trash can.

Chronology: starts standing, then jumps (frame 0-2), then runs (frames 2-5).

So:

A person in a blue jacket and jeans stands on a sidewalk, then jumps and runs forward and away from the camera. Another individual in a pink top is positioned behind the first person. A third person in dark clothing remains stationary near a trash can on the grassy edge. The camera maintains a fixed, ground-level perspective without movement.

Check if background is essential: "minimal unless essential for understanding motion". The trash can is in the background, but not essential for motion, so maybe omit? Wait, the third person is standing, but the main motion is the two in front. Wait, in the video, the main subjects are the two moving (blue and pink), but the pink one is behind, maybe not moving? Let's check the frames.

Frame 0: blue person in center, pink person behind, third person at trash can.

Frame 1: blue person bends, preparing to jump.

Frame 2: blue person jumps forward.

Frame 3: blue person runs forward, pink person still behind.

Frame 4: blue person continues running, pink person now slightly behind.

Frame 5: blue person running away, pink person still behind.

So the pink person is moving slightly? Or stationary? The description says "running away" for blue, pink is behind.

So main subjects: blue person (jumps and runs), pink person (stationary behind, but maybe moves slightly? But in the description, need to mention their motion. The rules say "focus primarily on main subjects' motion". So the main subject is the blue jacket person. The pink is a secondary.

But the rule says "main subjects (people/animals/objects)". So two people are moving: blue and pink? Wait, the pink person might not be moving. Let's see. In frame 0, pink is behind blue. In frame 3, blue is running, pink is still there. So pink is not moving? Or moving slowly? Maybe she's walking. But the main motion is blue's jump and run.

So the main subject is the blue jacket person. Secondary is the pink top person. Background is the third person.

So the caption should say:

A person in a blue jacket and jeans stands on a sidewalk, then jumps forward and runs away from the camera. A second person in a pink top is positioned behind the first individual. A third person in dark clothing stands near a trash can on the grass

A single person (foreground) moves via running/walking motions; they change direction (toward grass, then away), demonstrating discrete locomotion. Two stationary figures in the background show no motion.

The sidewalk, street, and grass background shows no uniform shifting (e.g., no panning/tilting effects) or dominant fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, or wind). Grass sway is minimal and non-dominant.


Two individuals sit at a wooden table with multiple dark-colored beer bottles, some labeled. The person on the left wears a striped shirt; the person on the right wears a dark shirt with a patch. Both raise their drinking glasses, take sips, and lower the glasses. The table has several bottles arranged in front of them, with bookshelves visible in the background. The camera remains static in a medium shot, capturing the action from a straight-on perspective.

Two individuals are performing discrete actions: lifting and drinking from cups, then placing cups down on the table. Their movements are localized and physically driven by their actions.

Bookshelves in the background show no shifting or environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind); static elements remain consistent across frames.


A pair of hands manipulates a 3x3 Rubik's Cube, rotating its right face to shift the multicolored squares (red, blue, green, yellow, white, orange) into new positions, then reorients the cube while maintaining a close-up camera perspective focused on the hands and cube against a plain background.

Hands manipulating a Rubik's cube; the cube and hands exhibit discrete, solid object motion due to manual turning and piece repositioning.

Background is static (table and wall), no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) or shifting background detected.


A brightly lit pinball machine is shown with glowing lights and a score display. Hands enter the frame from the left, gripping the machine's side and making subtle movements. The hands remain positioned on the left side of the machine throughout the sequence. The camera maintains a fixed perspective, focusing on the interaction between the hands and the pinball machine.

The hands operating the pinball machine (likely pressing flippers) are the primary discrete objects in motion, with their movements driven by physical interaction with the machine.

The background consists of the pinball machine structure and surrounding environment, which remain static with no visible fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or environmental effects (wind).


In a dimly lit living room with brown leather couches, a barefoot person in light-colored shirt and shorts leaps toward the couch, tumbles onto it, then falls to the floor. A second individual in dark clothing walks into the frame, approaching the fallen person. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Two distinct solid objects (people) exhibit physical motion: one person falls onto the couch, repositions, and stands up; the other person moves around the room.

Background elements (walls, curtains, furniture) remain static with no uniform shifting or fluid environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A hand manipulates a white and orange striped paper on a dark surface, then the scene shifts to a person standing in front of colorful shelves in a store. The camera focuses on a white paper with an orange stripe holding purple and white yarn and small beads arranged in a line, before returning to the person in the store. The camera maintains close-up perspectives for the hand and items, transitioning to a wider shot of the person.

A hand presses and moves across a paper with a red rectangle; the yarn remains stationary. The hand's motion is a discrete solid object action (pressing).

Background elements (bookshelf, dark backdrop, yarn) are static with no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, wind). No ambient environmental elements dominate the scene.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, I need to describe the video chronologically. The video has three scenes, right? Let's check each frame.

First frame: a person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes, and a cap. They're on a green field with a net behind them. There's a white bucket on the left. The person is in mid-throw, maybe a discus or something? Wait, the motion: they start with one arm back, then swing forward, so it's a throwing motion. The background has blue walls, green net.

Second frame: same person, but now the background is different—there's a red track area, green field. Wait, no, the second frame is [1.4 seconds], so it's the next part. Wait, the user provided the video as split into three parts: [0.0], [1.4], [2.5], [3.6], [4.7]... Wait, no, the user's input shows five frames? Wait, no, the video has multiple frames. Let me list them:

Frame 0: Person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes, cap. Running or throwing on green field. White bucket on left. Blue wall, net behind.

Frame 1 (1.4s): Person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes. Now, they're running forward, maybe? The background is the same blue wall, green net.

Frame 2 (2.5s): Person in black shirt, black pants, cap. Now on a different area: red track (maybe a throwing field), green field. They're holding a ball, standing.

Frame 3 (3.6s): Person in black shirt, black pants, cap. Walking on red track.

Frame 4 (4.7s): Person in black shirt, black pants, cap. In mid-throw, body twisted, arm up.

Wait, so the video shows two different people? Wait, no, maybe same person? Wait, no, first part (0-1.4s) is a person in black shirt, black shorts. Then 2.5s, the person is in black shirt, black pants. So two different people? Wait, maybe the same person in different scenes.

Wait, the task is to describe the main subjects' motion chronologically. So first, the video starts with a person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes, cap, on a green field with a net. They perform a throwing motion (legs spread, arm back then forward). Then, the scene changes? Wait, no, maybe it's a sequence. Wait, the first part is [0.0] to [1.4s]: person in black, shorts, running/throwing. Then [2.5s] to [4.7s]: person in black shirt, black pants, on red track, holding a ball, then throwing.

Wait, the user provided the video as three parts? Let's see:

The input has five timestamped frames:

<0.3 seconds> [first frame]

<1.4 seconds> [second frame]

<2.5 seconds> [third frame]

<3.6 seconds> [fourth frame]

<4.7 seconds> [fifth frame]

Wait, no, the user's input is:

[0.0] to [1.4s] is first, then [2.5s] to [4.7s]. Wait, maybe the video has two different scenes. Wait, the first scene (0.0 to 1.4s) shows a person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes, cap, on a green field with a net, throwing a discus (or similar). Then, the next scene (2.5s to 4.7s) is a person in black shirt, black pants, cap, on a red track (maybe a throwing area), holding a ball, then throwing.

So chronological order: first, the person in black shirt, black shorts does a throw. Then, the scene changes to another person (or same? Wait, maybe same person, but different attire) in black shirt, black pants, doing a throw on a red track.

Wait, let's check the description:

In frame 0: "a person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes, and a cap" — so black shirt, black shorts, white shoes, cap. On green field, blue wall, net. White bucket.

Frame 1 (1.4s): "a person in black shirt, black shorts, white shoes" — same attire? Maybe mid-motion.

Frame 2 (2.5s): "a person in black shirt, black pants, white shoes" — different pants (black pants vs

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 boy wearing a maroon T-shirt, black shorts, and black socks walks directly toward the camera on a grassy area in front of a two-story house with a wooden deck. He begins moving from a distance, steps closer, and bends slightly at the knees as he approaches, maintaining a forward gaze. The house’s exterior, including a brick foundation and outdoor items, remains static in the background. The camera remains fixed in a low-angle position with no noticeable movement.

A person is walking towards the camera and then stops, demonstrating locomotion.

The background (house, porch, grass) is static with no shifting or environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


A person in blue pants and a dark long-sleeve shirt with red and black stripes on the sleeves uses a tool to adjust a component on a blue bicycle lying on its side on grass. The person’s hands move the tool toward the bike’s frame near the wheel, working on the component. The camera remains stationary, focused on the bicycle and the person’s actions.

A person's hands are actively manipulating bicycle components; discrete motion of hands and bike parts is visible.

Background elements (fence, grass) show no uniform shifting; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene is a kitchen with striped wallpaper, fridge, cabinets, etc. There are three people. One in red shirt and dark pants is near the door, holding a gray bag. Then the person in red moves towards the door, maybe throwing something? Wait, the actions: the person in red (center) is holding a gray item, then moves forward, then bends down. The person in brown hoodie is on the right, holding something and moving their arm. Another person in red on the left is near the sink. Let's track chronologically.

Frame 0: Person in red (middle) holds gray bag near door. Person in brown hoodie (right) stands. Person in red (left) near sink.

Frame 1-2: Middle person moves forward, maybe throwing something? Wait, in frame 2, the middle person is holding the bag and moving towards the door. Wait, the video description says: at 0.3s, middle person is holding a gray bag. At 1.4s, they're holding it still? Wait, the frames: from the sequence, the person in red (center) is moving towards the door, then the person in brown (right) raises their arm, maybe pointing or waving. The person on the left (red shirt) is bending over the sink.

Let's outline steps:

1. A person in red shirt and dark pants stands near the kitchen door holding a gray bag, then moves slightly forward.

2. The person in the brown hoodie on the right raises their arm in a gesture.

3. The person in red on the left remains at the sink area, possibly interacting with something there.

Now, spatial relationships: the kitchen has striped wallpaper, fridge to the left, door in center. Person in brown is on the right, person in red (left) near sink (left side), middle person near door.

Background: kitchen with fridge, cabinets, striped walls. Minimal background details.

Camera: static? The description says "top-down" no, wait the rules say camera perspective. Wait, the video is shown as a typical kitchen scene, probably static camera (no movement mentioned).

Wait, the rules say "conclude with camera perspective and movement". The sample output format shows "static" or "slight shake", but in this case, the video description doesn't mention camera movement. Let's check.

In the frames, the camera seems fixed. So camera perspective is static, no movement.

Now, concise paragraph in chronological order.

Main subjects:

- Person in red shirt (center): holding gray bag, moves forward then bends.

- Person in brown hoodie (right): raises arm.

- Person in red shirt (left): near sink, possibly working.

Appearance: red shirt (center), brown hoodie (right), red shirt (left).

Spatial: center person is between the door and the person in brown (right), left person near sink (left side).

Chronological order:

At the start, the person in the center (red shirt, dark pants) holds a gray bag near the door. They then move forward, bending slightly. Meanwhile, the person in the brown hoodie on the right raises their arm. The person in the red shirt on the left remains at the sink area.

Background: kitchen with striped walls, fridge, cabinets.

Camera: static.

Now, condense to a concise paragraph.

"Two people in red shirts and one person in a brown hoodie are in a kitchen with striped wallpaper. The person in the red shirt near the door holds a gray bag, moves forward, and bends down. The person in the brown hoodie raises their arm, while the person in the red shirt on the left remains at the sink. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a fixed perspective."

Wait, check rules: a) motion chronologically. So first, person in red near door holds bag. Then moves forward, bends. Then person in brown raises arm. Person in red left remains.

b) appearance: red shirt (two people, one with dark pants, one near sink), brown hoodie.

c) spatial: center person (door area), right person (brown hoodie), left person (sink).

d) camera: static.

e) background minimal, so just kitchen elements as necessary.

f) exclude text, names.

So revise:

In a kitchen with striped wallpaper, a person in a red shirt and dark pants stands near the door holding a gray bag, then moves forward and bends slightly. A person in a brown hoodie to the right raises their arm, while another person in a red shirt remains at the left sink area. The camera remains static throughout the sequence.

Check if it's chronological:

1. Person in red (center) holds bag near door.

2. Moves forward, bends.

3. Person in brown (right) raises arm.

4. Person in red

Three discrete objects are moving: (1) The person in red near the door bends down and moves their arms, (2) the person in the brown jacket on the right shifts position, and (3) the partially visible person on the left engages in active movement. These motions result from intentional human actions and locomotion.

The background (walls, refrigerator, door) shows no uniform shifting or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind). Static elements like the refrigerator and striped wallpaper remain consistently positioned.


A group of children in green T-shirts and shorts run and shuffle across a gymnasium floor, moving in various directions. They maintain a loose formation, with some advancing forward while others circle around; their motions include arm swings and steps. The camera pans left to track their movement, capturing the basketball hoop and a wall with flags in the background.

Children in green shirts performing synchronized dance movements with clear locomotion (stepping, turning) and body motion. Each child is a discrete solid object with identifiable bounding box trajectories.

Background elements (curtain, wall, basketball hoop) remain stationary with no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind effects observed. Static background confirms no ambient environmental motion.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, I need to generate a concise caption for this video based on the user's rules. Let me start by watching the video frames.

First, there's a kitchen setting with wooden cabinets. Two people: one sitting, another standing. The standing person is styling the seated person's hair. The seated person has brown hair tied up, maybe a ponytail. The standing person uses a comb, sections the hair, and works on it. In the background, another person is washing dishes. The camera is fixed, probably handheld since there's a slight shake.

Following the rules: focus on motion chronologically. Start with the main subjects. The standing person (wearing black) is combing and arranging the seated person's hair. The seated person is looking down, maybe their hair is being styled. Then the background person is washing dishes. Minimal background description. Mention spatial relationships: standing person in front of seated person. Camera is stationary but has a slight shake.

Check the rules again. Exclude text, named characters. So no names. Keep it concise. Let's structure it:

In a kitchen, a person in black (standing) styles another person's brown hair using a comb, sectioning and arranging it while the seated individual looks down. A third person in the background washes dishes at the counter. The camera maintains a slight shake, focused on the hair styling.

Wait, need to be more chronological. Start from the first frame: the standing person is holding the comb and starting to brush the hair. Then moving the comb through the hair, sectioning, maybe pinning or tying. The seated person's hair is being worked on. The background person is busy with dishes.

Make sure to mention the main actions in order. So the standing person is combing, then manipulating the hair, maybe pulling it up. The seated person's head is down. The background person is washing dishes. Camera is static but slightly shaky.

Avoid mention of specific items like "bottle" in background unless essential. Maybe just say dishes at the counter.

Let me check the sample outputs. The user wants chronological, so the order should be: standing person combing hair, then adjusting sections, maybe tying, while seated person's head is down. Background person washing dishes.

Hmm. Let me draft:

A person in black stands behind another seated individual, styling their brown ponytail with a comb. The standing person sections and smooths the hair while the seated person looks downward. In the background, a third person washes dishes at the counter. The camera remains stationary with slight movement.

Wait, need to check if the hair is a ponytail. The frames show the seated person's hair tied up, so yes. Also, the standing person is using hands and comb.

Wait, in the frames, the standing person is holding the comb, then using hands to style. So the motion is combing and then manipulating.

Also, the seated person is sitting at the counter? Or on a chair? The description says "seated individual", so perhaps at a counter.

Let me check the video description again. The user provided frames show a kitchen with wooden cabinets. The seated person is sitting, probably at a counter. The standing person is behind them.

Another point: the background person is washing dishes. So the spatial relationship: the standing person is in front of the seated person, and the third person is at the sink in the background.

Putting it all together:

In a kitchen with wooden cabinets, a person in black stands behind a seated individual with brown hair tied in a ponytail, using a comb to section and style the hair while the seated person looks downward. A third person in the background washes dishes at the counter. The camera remains stationary with slight shake.

Check if it's concise. Maybe simplify "using a comb to section and style the hair" to "combing and sectioning the hair".

Wait, the exact motions: first, the standing person uses the comb on the hair, then uses hands to manipulate. So "combing and arranging sections of the hair".

Maybe: "combing and arranging sections of the seated individual's brown ponytail".

Also, the seated person's hair is being styled, so "a person in black styles another seated individual's brown ponytail using a comb and hands".

But need to mention the chronological order: starts with combing, then sectioning, etc.

The caption should describe the main actions in order. Let me see:

In a kitchen, a person wearing black stands behind a seated individual with brown hair tied in a ponytail, combing and sectioning the hair. The seated person looks down as the standing person manipulates the hair with their hands. In the background, another person washes dishes at the sink. The camera is fixed with a slight shake.

Wait, the user's example has "a person in black stands behind another seated individual, styling their brown ponytail with a

Two people: one standing (stylist) actively moving hands/brush to style hair, and one seated (client) moving head slightly for positioning. Discrete solid motion from physical interaction (hair manipulation).

The background (wooden cabinets, countertop) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present. Static elements remain consistent throughout.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. The video shows a hand using a tool to carve or write on wood. First, the hand is holding a tool (looks like a wood carving tool or a pen), moving over the wood. The wood has the word "Lord" already, and then the hand is adding "me" below it. So the motion is the hand moving the tool to write "me" on the wood. Need to describe the sequence: hand with tool, carving or drawing on wood, adding letters one by one. The tool is held in the hand, the wood is light-colored. Background is minimal, just the wood. Camera is top-down, steady.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological. Main subject is the hand with tool. Appearance: hand, tool (brown handle, metal tip), wood (light). Motion: hand moves tool to write letters. Spatial: hand is over the wood, writing "me" below "Lord".

No text recognition (so don't mention "Lord" or "me" as text, just the action of writing). Wait, rule f says exclude text recognition, named characters, stylistic analysis. So we can't say "writing 'me'", just describe the action. Wait, the video shows the hand carving, so maybe it's etching or engraving. The tool is moving to make the letters.

So step by step: The video starts with a hand holding a carving tool over a light wooden surface. The hand moves the tool in a downward and rightward motion, carving the letters "m" and then "e" below the existing "Lord" inscription. The hand remains in the frame, steadily manipulating the tool to form the characters. The camera maintains a top-down perspective throughout, focusing closely on the hand and wood without noticeable movement.

Wait, but need to follow the rules. Rule f: exclude text recognition. So instead of saying "carving the letters 'me'", we can say "carving characters" or "forming letters". But the action is the hand moving the tool to make the letters. So the caption should be about the hand's motion, tool, wood.

Let's draft:

A hand holding a wooden-handled carving tool moves over a light-colored wooden plank, etching letters below an existing inscription. The hand progresses from the left to right, forming characters with deliberate, precise motions. The camera remains stationary in a top-down view, centered on the hand and wood.

Check rules:

a) Motion and behavior: hand moves tool, etching letters, chronological order (starts with hand over wood, then moves to carve).

b) Appearance: hand (skin tone), tool (wooden handle, metal tip), wood (light). Number: one hand, one tool.

c) Spatial: hand is over wood, moving to create letters.

d) Camera: top-down, no movement.

e) Background minimal (wood surface, maybe some dark spots but not essential).

f) Excluded text recognition (don't mention "Lord" or "me", just the action of forming letters).

g) Internal thinking, no reasoning.

Let me refine. The video shows a hand using a tool to carve on wood. The hand is positioned above the wood, moving the tool to create letters. The sequence is: hand holds tool, tool makes first letter (m), then next (e). So:

A hand holds a wooden-handled carving tool above a light wooden plank. The hand moves the tool in smooth motions to carve the letters "m" and "e" below an existing inscription. The camera stays fixed in a top-down position, maintaining focus on the hand and wood as the carving progresses.

Wait, but rule f says exclude text recognition. So can't say "letters 'm' and 'e'". Instead, "carving characters" or "forming symbols". But the video shows the letters, but according to the rule, we have to exclude text recognition. So the caption should describe the action without specifying the text. So:

A hand holds a wooden-handled carving tool above a light wooden plank. The hand moves the tool in smooth motions to etch characters on the wood. The camera remains in a top-down position, focused on the hand and wood throughout the carving process.

But the video shows the progression: the tool starts at the m, then e. So maybe:

A hand manipulates a wooden-handled carving tool over a light wooden surface, moving the tool in controlled motions to carve characters below an existing inscription. The camera maintains a steady top-down view, centered on the hand and wood as the carving progresses.

Yes, that's better. No text recognition, just the action. Check all rules.

a) Motion: hand moves tool, carving, chronological (starts, then continues).

b) Appearance: hand (skin tone), tool (wooden handle, metal tip), wood (

A human hand holding a marker is moving in a controlled manner to write the word 'me' on the wooden board. This is a discrete, solid object motion driven by explicit physical forces (human locomotion).

The background consists of a static surface (likely a table or floor) with no shifting, fluid motion, or environmental effects (fire, water, wind). The board and writing area remain fixed relative to the scene.


A man in a blue plaid shirt and jeans rides a unicycle along a dirt forest path, initially balancing with arms extended. He continues forward, the camera following closely while shifting focus to his lower body and the unicycle wheel in motion. Dense green foliage lines the trail, and the camera maintains a steady follow perspective with slight movement as he progresses through the forest.


Several children with dark hair and swimwear are in a swimming pool, positioned near red lane dividers. They move through the water with arm motions, some raising arms above the surface while others submerge. A child on the right extends an arm upward, creating splashes as they swim. The camera remains mostly steady with a slight shake, capturing their movements from a fixed perspective in the pool.

Multiple swimmers (discrete solid objects) are actively moving through the water in a synchronized manner, exhibiting locomotion via arm/leg propulsion.

Static background elements (yellow 'LANE CLOSED' signs, pool deck) remain fixed; no significant fluid or gaseous motion dominates the scene beyond water displacement from swimming.


The video opens with a 3D rotating image of a restaurant interior, showing diners at tables with lit candles and glassware. It transitions to a black banner displaying "DINING OUT" over a purple bar with "ALONE" beneath it. The scene then shifts to a restaurant interior where a woman in a dark top sits at a table with plates, glassware, and a red condiment container. A man in a white shirt and dark pants walks into the frame from the right, approaching the table. The camera remains static, capturing the woman seated and the man moving toward her, with a brick wall and window visible in the background.

A waiter approaches a seated woman at a restaurant table; both exhibit locomotion (waiter walking, woman possibly slight movement).

Background elements (walls, window, framed picture) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). No dominant environmental fluid dynamics.


A clear glass bottle with a dark multicolored cap pours a light liquid into a clear glass on a countertop. The bottle tilts steadily, filling the glass partially as the liquid flows. A second empty glass sits to the right of the pouring glass, and wooden cabinets and a black oven form the background. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight movement, capturing the pouring motion from above.

The bottle is held and tilted by a person to pour liquid into a glass. The bottle moves as the hand manipulates it, and the liquid flows as a result of gravity and the bottle's motion.

The background (wooden cabinets and stove) is static with no shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed; the liquid pouring is a discrete event, not ambient.


A person in a white shirt enters the frame, holding a small metallic cylindrical object. Their hands rotate the object, displaying its rounded surface. The background includes a wooden chair and a window. The camera remains stationary at a low angle, focused on the bed's surface.

Discrete solid objects: hands manipulating a cylindrical metallic object (e.g., a can). Motion involves rolling, gripping, and rotating the object via manual forces.

Static background (wooden chair and wall) shows no shifting or environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind). Ambient elements are absent.


In a room with wooden chairs and a potted plant, two individuals wrestle on the carpeted floor; one in a purple sports jersey with yellow numbers is on top of a white-shirted person. The white-shirted individual rolls away, then the purple-shirted person sits up. A person in an orange shirt and dark pants steps in from the left, followed by two others (one in a purple jersey with green socks, another in a purple shirt with gray shorts). The white-shirted person falls to the floor as the group gathers around, some raising their arms. The camera remains mostly steady with slight movement, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Multiple people (in purple, white, orange) are moving: initially on the floor, then getting up, walking, and raising hands. The motion is due to their own locomotion and interaction.

The background elements (kitchen counter, chairs, plants) are stationary with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A woman in a black and white striped shirt plays a flute while standing in front of a music stand. A second person in a dark blue shirt enters from the left and joins her, both playing flutes. The camera remains stationary throughout.

Two individuals playing recorders exhibit discrete movements: hand motions on instrument keys, head tilts, and subtle body shifts due to playing technique. Recordings are held steadily by the players, with finger movements creating visible motion in the instrument.

No shifting backgrounds observed; wooden paneling and stage elements remain static. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present in the scene.


A black robotic arm manipulates a white plastic bag, gripping it with mechanical precision before lifting it upward and tilting it slightly. The bag, held vertically, is then released toward the lower right of the frame. The scene occurs in an industrial setting with machinery visible in the background, alongside a green box positioned in the foreground. The camera remains static with minor handheld movement, maintaining a fixed perspective on the robotic action.

A person wearing a white shirt and dark pants is moving through the space, exhibiting locomotion (walking) as the primary motion source for discrete solid objects.

No shifting background elements (shelves and structures remain static throughout the frames) and no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, or wind) detected.


The video starts with a solid orange background. A white crescent shape appears, followed by a metallic sphere forming and rotating. The sphere's surface splits into dark and light sections, eventually revealing a circular logo with a dog silhouette. The sphere then transforms into two identical circular logos positioned side by side against the orange background. The camera remains static throughout, capturing these sequential transformations without movement.

A solid, distinct rotating object (sphere with a logo) is moving due to rotation.

The background is a solid yellow color with no shifting or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this caption. First, the video starts with a black screen, then transitions to a backyard scene. There's a house, trees, a grassy area. A person in dark clothing enters from the left. They walk across the grass, then jump onto a wooden platform. Wait, no, the description says: in frame 2-5, the person walks from left to right, then jumps onto the platform? Wait, the frames: [0] black, [1] backyard, [2] same, [3] person walks in, [4] person is in motion (jumping?), [5] person walks away. Wait, the original video description: at [1.4], the scene shows a backyard with a house, trees, a wooden platform. Then at [2.5], a person in dark clothing enters from the left, walks across the grass, and at [3.5] jumps onto the platform, then [4.5] walks away. Wait, the actual video: frame 2: "a man walks from left to right across the grass" (frame 3: "a man in dark clothing walks across the grass, then jumps onto the wooden platform", but the user's provided frames are: [0.0] black, [1.4] backyard, [2.5] person enters, [3.5] person runs across, [4.5] person is in mid-air jumping, [5.5] person lands on platform? Wait, no, the user's video description:

Looking at the user's input:

<0.3> black

<1.4> backyard scene with house, trees, wooden platform (brown), tree trunk with board, grassy yard, a house with brown roof, orange fence, etc.

<2.5> same scene, a man in dark clothing walks from left to right across the grass.

<3.5> same scene, man continues walking, now in mid-air, jumping towards the wooden platform.

<4.5> same scene, man lands on the wooden platform, then walks away.

Wait, no, the user's frame descriptions:

Frame 1.4: "a backyard scene with a house, trees, and a wooden platform" — so the scene is static except for the person.

Frame 2.5: "a man in dark clothing walks from left to right across the grass" (so he's moving towards the platform).

Frame 3.5: "the man is now in mid-air, jumping towards the wooden platform"

Frame 4.5: "the man lands on the wooden platform, then walks away"

Wait, the video steps:

0.0: black

1.4: scene shows backyard with house, grass, wooden platform (brown), tree trunk with board. A small object (maybe a cup) on platform.

2.5: man (dark clothes, maybe black pants and shirt) enters from left side of frame, walks across the grass towards the platform.

3.5: man is mid-jump, airborne, heading towards the platform.

4.5: man has landed on the platform, then starts walking away to the left (back towards where he came from).

Wait, the user's provided frames:

Frame [2.5]: a man in dark clothing walks across the grass (so moving left to right in the frame)

Frame [3.5]: same scene, man is now in mid-air, jumping towards the platform (so he's jumped from the grass to the platform)

Frame [4.5]: man lands on the platform, then walks away.

So the chronological order: man enters from left, walks across the grass towards the platform, jumps into the air towards the platform, lands on the platform, and then walks away.

Now, the caption should be concise, chronological, mention appearance (dark clothing), motion (walks, jumps, lands, walks away), spatial relationships (from left to right, towards platform, on platform), background minimal.

Also, camera perspective: it's a static shot (since it's a backyard scene with no camera movement mentioned, so "static shot").

Check rules:

a) Motion of main subjects: man walks, jumps, lands, walks away.

b) Appearance: man in dark clothing (color: dark; size: adult male; orientation: walking from left to right, then jumping, then landing).

c) Spatial relationships: from left side of frame, moves towards wooden platform (which is in the foreground, on the right side of the frame, near a tree), lands on platform, then walks away to the left.

d) Camera: static (no movement, just observing the scene).

e) Background minimal: house, trees, grass, but only briefly.

f) Exclude text, named characters, stylistic.

So putting it together:

A

A person moves across the scene, walking and swinging an object (likely a bat or club) in a controlled motion.

The background (house, trees, grass) is static with no shifting or environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The task is to create a concise chronological paragraph for the video. First, the video shows a person doing jumping jacks. Let's check the rules.

First, focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. The video starts with the person standing, then jumping with arms up, then arms out, repeating. The text "Jumping Jacks" is there, but rule f says exclude text recognition, so ignore that.

Appearance: person in black shirt, purple shorts, and dark shoes. Number: one person.

Spatial relationships: they're in front of a wooden wall, on green artificial turf. Background is minimal, so maybe just mention the wall and turf briefly.

Camera perspective: it's a fixed shot, no movement mentioned. So top-down? No, the video is a vertical frame, so probably straight-on, no pan or move.

Chronological order: the person starts with feet together, jumps up with arms raised, then jumps back with arms out to the sides, then repeats.

Let's structure the caption:

- Start: person stands with feet together, arms at sides.
- Then jumps, arms raise high.
- Then jumps back, arms spread wide.
- Repetition of the jump motion.
- Background: wooden wall, green turf.
- Camera: static, straight-on view.

Make sure to keep it concise. Let's check the rules again. Exclude text, so no mention of the text. Focus on the person's actions.

So the caption should describe the sequence: the person performs jumping jacks, starting with arms down, jumping up with arms up, then arms out, repeating. Mention appearance (black shirt, purple shorts, dark shoes), spatial (in front of wooden wall on green turf), camera static.

Let's draft:

A person wearing a black shirt, purple shorts, and dark shoes stands on green artificial turf in front of a wooden wall. They begin by jumping up with arms raised high, then return to the ground with arms extended wide to the sides, repeating this motion cycle multiple times. The camera maintains a static, straight-on perspective throughout the sequence.

Wait, check chronological: "begin by jumping up" – but actually, the first frame shows them at the starting position? Wait the video starts with the person standing with arms at sides? Wait the first frame: the person has arms up, then they jump. Wait the video description says:

[0.0] frame: person with arms up. Then the next frames show the motion. Wait the first frame is the person mid-jump? Wait the video shows the action of jumping jacks. So the sequence is: jump up (arms up), then jump back (arms out), then jump up again.

Wait the video starts with the person in the middle of a jump. Wait the problem says "chronological paragraph". So first, they are standing with feet together, arms at sides. Then jump up with arms raised. Then jump back with arms wide. Then repeat.

Wait, the initial frame shows the person with arms up, but maybe the first action is the jump. Hmm, but the caption needs to be chronological.

Wait the user says "consecutive frames" but in the problem, the frames are given as [0.0] to [5.0]. Let's check the frames:

Frame 0: person with arms up. Then frame 1: still arms up. Frame 2: arms out. Frame 3: arms up. Frame 4: arms out. Frame 5: arms up. So it's alternating: arms up (jumping up), arms out (jumping back), repeating.

So the chronological sequence is: the person starts with arms raised high, then lowers them to the sides, then raises them again. Wait no, jumping jacks are: stand with feet together, arms at sides. Jump up, arms up. Jump back, arms out. Then jump up again, etc.

But the video starts with the person in the position of arms up (mid-jump). So maybe the first action is the jump up.

Wait, perhaps the video starts with the person in the starting position (feet together, arms at sides), then jumps up. But the first frame shows arms up.

Hmm, maybe better to describe the action as: the person performs jumping jacks, jumping up with arms raised, then landing with arms extended wide to the sides, and repeating this motion.

So the caption should outline the sequence of actions.

Let's try:

A single person in a black shirt, purple shorts, and dark shoes performs jumping jacks on green artificial turf. They jump upward with arms raised high, then land with arms extended wide to the sides, repeating this motion cycle multiple times. The background consists of a wooden wall, and the camera remains static, capturing the full body movement from a straight-on perspective.

Check rules:

a)

A person performs jumping jacks, exhibiting vertical and horizontal displacement due to their own locomotion.

The concrete wall and grass background remain static across frames; no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or wind-driven sway is observed.


A person with long blonde hair, wearing a purple shirt and dark shorts, plays a drum set with drumsticks, striking the drumheads and cymbals while seated. They turn slightly left, adjusting their grip on the sticks. The camera pans left, revealing a keyboard on a shelf to the left of the person. Background equipment is visible but not emphasized.

The person (solid object) is moving their hands and arms to strike drumheads with drumsticks, demonstrating explicit physical forces (impact) causing discrete motion. The drumsticks and drumheads vibrate visibly upon impact.

The background elements (keyboard, drum set, walls) are static and show no signs of fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) or uniform shifting. No environmental motion dominates the scene.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video shows two people in wheelchairs. They're on a blue court with yellow lines and cones. The main action is them throwing a ball back and forth. Let's see the sequence: first, one person throws the ball (maybe the left one), then the other catches and throws back. Need to describe chronological order.

Check the rules: focus on motion, appearance (color, size), spatial relationships, camera perspective. Background is minimal, so mention the court and maybe stairs in the back. Camera movement? The video seems to be a steady shot, maybe slight shake? Wait, the first frame is 0.0, then it moves. Let's check the frames: the camera might be following the action, but in the description, need to say camera perspective.

First, the two wheelchair users: one in black shirt, one in white. They are moving their chairs. The ball is thrown. Let's outline:

0.0: Two people in wheelchairs on blue court, yellow stairs in background. One (left, black shirt) moves to throw ball.

1.4: Ball is in air, left person throws, right person (white shirt) is positioned.

2.5: Ball is thrown by left, right person catches.

3.6: Right person throws back, left person moves.

4.7: Ball in air, left person prepares to catch.

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

Two individuals in wheelchairs (one wearing black shirt, one white shirt) on a blue indoor court with yellow boundary lines and cones. The person in black shirt throws a ball to the right, who catches and immediately throws it back. The person in white shirt then moves to throw the ball to the left, with the ball airborne as the sequence progresses. Camera remains stationary, capturing the back-and-forth motion with slight movement to follow the ball's trajectory.

Check if background is essential: yellow stairs and red steps are part of the background but minimal. Mentioning "indoor court with yellow boundary lines and cones" is enough.

Wait, rules say "minimal background descriptions unless essential". The court and cones are essential for the setting, so that's okay.

Now, chronological order: first, one throws, then the other catches and throws, then the back-and-forth.

Let's draft:

Two people in wheelchairs, one in black shirt, the other in white shirt, on a blue court with yellow lines and cones. The individual in black shirt throws a ball forward; the person in white shirt catches it and throws it back. The ball is airborne as the person in white shirt moves to throw towards the left, while the person in black shirt adjusts position. The camera remains stationary with slight movement to track the ball’s motion.

Wait, need to check the frames. Let's list each frame's key action:

0.0: Both in positions, maybe preparing.

1.4: Ball is in mid-air, left person (black) threw it.

2.5: Left person (black) is in motion, right person (white) catches.

3.6: Right person (white) is throwing back.

4.7: Ball is airborne, left person (black) is moving to catch.

So sequence: left (black) throws, right (white) catches and throws, then left (black) is on the way to catch the return.

So the caption should be:

Two wheelchair users, one in black shirt, the other in white shirt, engage in a ball-throwing exchange on a blue indoor court marked with yellow lines and cones. The individual in black shirt throws the ball forward, the person in white shirt catches it and immediately throws it back. As the ball travels, the person in white shirt moves toward the left while the person in black shirt adjusts position to receive the return. The camera remains steady with slight movement to follow the ball’s trajectory.

Wait, but need to keep it concise. Let's trim.

Two people in wheelchairs (one in black shirt, one in white shirt) on a blue court with yellow lines and cones. The individual in black shirt throws a ball to the right, who catches and throws it back. The ball is airborne as the person in white shirt moves to throw toward the left, while the other adjusts position. Camera stays stationary with minimal movement.

Hmm. Maybe better to be precise. Let's check the rules again:

a) Motion and behavior in chronological order.

So: The person in black shirt throws the ball; the person in white shirt catches and throws it back; the person in black shirt moves to receive the return.

Appearance: two individuals in wheelchairs, black and white shirts.

Spatial: left to right, throw from left to right, then right to left.

Camera: steady, maybe slight shake? The video description says "

Two individuals in wheelchairs propelling themselves via hand movements; a ball being thrown and caught by one participant with clear discrete motion.

Yellow walls and red stairs are static with no shifting or uniform background motion. No fluids, fire, water, or wind effects observed.


A person's hands manipulate a dark, curved object (likely a knife) on a wooden cutting board with alternating dark and light stripes. The hands adjust and press the object, repositioning it multiple times. A small white cylindrical tool lies on the board to the left, while a rough-textured stone object rests to the right. The hands continue to move the dark object, positioning it for further action. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a top-down perspective.

The moving discrete objects are the person's hands, the knife, and the meat. Hands apply force to the knife, which cuts the meat, causing visible displacement of the meat.

The background (wooden countertop, kitchen items) is static with no shifting elements. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion is present.


A person’s hand pushes a light-colored wooden board through a dark circular saw blade on a weathered table saw, guiding it forward until the board exits the blade. The camera then shifts to focus on the empty saw slot, revealing the table’s worn surface and residual wood shavings.

A hand pushes a piece of wood through a slot in the workbench, causing the wood to move through the slot.

Background (workbench and cabinets) is stationary; no fluid or environmental motion observed.


A woman in a black dress and black heels dances in a classroom, initially moving alone before a man in a black shirt with a red undershirt joins her; they hold hands, spin, and step together in front of seated observers at desks, with the camera remaining static and showing minor movement while capturing their motion in a room with fluorescent lighting and scattered chairs.

Two dancers (solid objects) are moving through coordinated locomotion (stepping, turning), with clear bounding box tracking of their bodies and limbs.

Background elements (tables, chairs, seated audience) show no uniform shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, wind). Static walls and furniture are consistent across frames.


A hand with dark skin places small blue pieces onto a blue and white paper cutout featuring a stylized character, moving methodically across the paper's surface while adjusting the pieces. The paper rests on a speckled granite countertop. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with minimal movement throughout the sequence.

A hand is actively manipulating a blue-and-white patterned cloth on the sand, causing discrete movement of the cloth through physical contact.

The sandy ground and surrounding elements (e.g., the brown object) remain static with no uniform shifting; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present.


A person in a black sleeveless shirt plays a black bass guitar, moving their left hand along the fretboard and right hand plucking the strings. The camera remains stationary, positioned frontally to capture the individual in an indoor setting with sparse background details.

A person is actively moving their hands on a guitar, demonstrating discrete physical motion from playing the instrument.

Background elements (wall text, shelves) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind visible.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a kitchen scene with a gas stove. First, there's a green pot on the stove with a blue flame. A hand is holding a white mug. Then, the hand lifts the green pot, moves it off the stove, and the flame is visible underneath. Then the pot is placed back on the stove? Wait, no—let's check the frames.

Frame 0: Green pot on stove, hand holds mug. Frame 1: Hand lifts pot, flame is on. Frame 2: Pot is lifted, mug is there. Frame 3: Pot is moved off the stove, flame visible. Frame 4: Pot is placed back on the stove? Wait, no—frame 4: the pot is back on the stove, and the mug is there. Wait, the sequence: hand lifts the pot from the stove, moves it up, then the flame is visible, then the pot is placed back? Wait, no. Let's see:

Start: Pot on stove (green, has liquid), hand with mug. Then, the hand lifts the pot (so pot is moved off the stove), then the stove's blue flame is visible, then the pot is placed back? Wait, frame 0: pot on stove, mug next to it. Frame 1: hand lifts pot, moving it up. Frame 2: pot is lifted, flame is visible. Frame 3: pot is placed back on the stove? No, frame 3 shows the pot is being moved away, and the stove is visible. Frame 4: the pot is back on the stove. Wait, the video shows the hand lifting the pot (so moving it off the burner), then the burner is visible with blue flame, then the pot is placed back on the burner. But the order is: at time 0, pot is on burner, hand holds mug. Then time 1-2: hand lifts pot (so pot is moved off the burner), then the burner's flame is visible, then time 3-4: pot is placed back on the burner. Wait, the frames are:

0. Pot on burner, flame not visible (maybe just lit?). Then frame 1: hand lifts pot, flame visible. Frame 2: pot is lifted, flame visible. Frame 3: pot is placed back on burner. Frame 4: pot is back on burner, hand places mug.

Wait, the video shows a hand with a green pot (green, has liquid) on a gas stove. The hand lifts the pot, moving it off the burner, revealing the blue flame underneath. Then the pot is placed back on the burner. The mug is white, small, next to the stove. The stove is on a countertop with some pipes (yellow, black) and a tiled wall. But background is minimal. The main motion is the hand lifting the pot, showing the flame, then placing it back.

So chronological: Hand lifts green pot (containing dark liquid) off the gas stove burner, revealing a blue flame beneath. Then the pot is placed back on the burner. The white mug is positioned next to the stove throughout. Camera is fixed, top-down view showing the stove and immediate area.

Wait, the caption needs to be concise, chronological. Focus on main subjects: hand (but not mentioned, but the hand is moving the pot), pot (green, medium size, liquid), stove (burner with blue flame), mug (white, small).

So steps:

- Initially, a green pot with dark liquid sits on a gas stove burner. A hand holds a white mug to the right of the stove.

- The hand lifts the green pot off the burner, exposing the blue flame underneath.

- The pot is then placed back on the burner, returning to its original position.

Camera: top-down, static.

So write that in a paragraph.

Check rules: focus on motion, chronological, mention appearance (color, size), spatial relationships (mug next to stove, pot on burner), camera (top-down).

Let's draft:

A hand lifts a green pot containing dark liquid from a gas stove burner, revealing a blue flame beneath; the pot is then placed back on the burner. A white mug remains positioned to the right of the stove throughout the sequence. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with minimal background details visible.

Wait, check if "hand" is needed? The main subjects are the pot, stove, mug. The hand is the actor. Since the rules say "focus on motion and behavior of main subjects (people/animals/objects)", so the hand is part of the motion. The pot is moved by the hand.

Alternative:

A hand lifts a green pot (filled with dark liquid) off a gas stove burner, exposing the blue flame beneath. The pot is then returned to the burner, while a

A hand moves a white cup to pour liquid into a green pot, then repositions the pot on the stove. The hand, cup, and pot exhibit discrete motion due to physical interaction (pouring and repositioning).

The tiled wall and gas stove background remain static with no uniform shifting, indicating no camera motion. The burning gas flame in the stove is an ambient environmental motion (fire), but it is not the dominant motion in the scene.


A person wearing a light blue shirt, blue capri pants, and white sneakers bends forward to grip a barbell loaded with black weights in a gym setting. They lift the barbell upward while maintaining a bent posture, then lower it back to the starting position. The gym background includes other equipment and a person working out in the distance, but remains out of focus. The camera remains stationary throughout the sequence.

A person performing a weightlifting exercise (bending, lifting a barbell) with solid, distinct motion of the human body and barbell.

Background elements (gym equipment, walls) remain static with no uniform shifting or fluid environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A person in a yellow shirt and black pants moves dynamically through a large crowd of individuals wearing white shirts and dark bottoms. The individual turns and steps forward, engaging with the group as the crowd shifts and reacts to their movements. The camera follows closely, maintaining a handheld, slightly shaky perspective focused on the central figure's motion as they navigate through the gathering.

Discrete solid objects (people) are moving: the central figure in a yellow shirt performs kicking and bending motions, while other individuals engage in dynamic interactions (e.g., running, reaching), indicating locomotion and physical force-driven motion.

Background elements (e.g., building structures, ground) show no uniform shifting; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected. Crowd appears stationary relative to the environment.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene is a green table with playing cards. There are piles of cards, some face up. A hand appears, moving a card—probably the 7 of clubs. The hand picks up a card, maybe the 7 of clubs, and moves it to another spot. Then the hand shifts position, placing another card. The camera seems to pan slightly, showing different parts of the table. Background has chips and maybe other cards. Need to follow the rules: chronological motion, describe appearance and position, spatial relationships, camera perspective. Let's structure it.

First frame: green table with several face-up cards. Hand moves a card (7 of clubs maybe). Then the hand moves the card to another location. Then the hand is seen placing a card. The camera moves to show the table from a different angle. Background has chips but minimal. Keep it concise.

Let me check the frames: [0.0] shows hand on a card. [1.0] hand moving a card. [2.0] hand holding a card (7 of clubs). [3.0] hand moving the card. [4.0] hand placing a card. [5.0] camera pans left to show the table with more cards. So the main action is the hand manipulating cards on the green table. The cards are face-up, some face-down (since one is being moved from face-down to face-up? Wait, in frame 0, the cards are face-up. Then the hand is moving a card that's face-down? Wait, no. Wait the first frame shows a hand near a face-down card (the one with 7 of clubs maybe). Wait, maybe the cards on the table: some are face-up, some face-down. The hand is picking up a card, maybe from a face-down pile, and turning it over to face-up. Wait, no: in the video, the hand is moving a card that's face-down (since it's showing the back when picked up). Then places it face-up. Wait, but in the frames, the hand picks up a card (the 7 of clubs, which is face-down?), then moves it. Wait, the description says: a hand picks up a card (7 of clubs), so the card is visible with 7 of clubs. Hmm, maybe the card is face-up.

Wait, let's think: the hand is interacting with cards on a green table. The main action is the hand picking up a card, then moving it to a different position on the table. The card is a standard playing card (7 of clubs, as seen in the frames). There are multiple cards scattered on the table, some face up. The hand moves the 7 of clubs from one spot to another. Then the camera pans left to show more of the table, including other cards and chips.

So the caption should describe the hand's motion: picking up a card (7 of clubs, face-up), moving it, placing it, then camera panning left.

Now, rules: chronological paragraph. Start with initial scene: green table with scattered playing cards. Hand enters frame, picks up a 7 of clubs card. Moves it to a new position on the table. Continues moving cards, then camera pans left to reveal more of the table with additional cards and chips.

Need to keep it concise. Let's draft:

A hand interacts with playing cards on a green table: it picks up a 7 of clubs card from a pile, moves it across the table to a new position, and places it down. The hand then shifts to handle another card. The camera pans left to show more cards and chips on the table, maintaining a top-down view.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior of main subjects (hand and cards). Appearance: 7 of clubs (face-up), green table. Spatial: hand moves card from one spot to another. Camera perspective: top-down, pans left. Background minimal (chips mentioned but minimal). Exclude text, names.

Wait, the video shows multiple cards: some face-up (like the 9 of spades, 10 of spades, etc.), and the hand moves a card. The caption should mention the main motion: hand picks up a card (7 of clubs), moves it, places it, then camera pans.

Yes. Let's make it:

A hand manipulates playing cards on a green felt table: it picks up a 7 of clubs card from a face-up pile, moves it to an adjacent position, and places it down. The hand continues to reposition other cards. The camera pans left to reveal additional cards and chips scattered across the table, maintaining a top-down view.

Wait, but the frames show the hand moving the card (7 of clubs) across the table. Let's check the timestamps:

Frame

Hands are actively moving cards across the table, with discrete physical interactions (picking up, placing down) involving solid objects (cards) and the hand itself.

The green table background shows no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke is present, so ambient environmental motion is absent.


A person in a yellow shirt with a beard stands at a kitchen sink, filling a small glass bottle with water from a faucet. They maneuver the bottle under the running water, then lift it slightly, tilting it as if to check the contents. The sink area features a paper towel roll, plastic containers, and various kitchen tools in the background. The camera remains in a close-up, static position focused on the person’s upper body and hands.

The person's hands are performing deliberate motions (likely washing or handling objects), with clear physical interaction and distinct movement patterns.

Background elements (paper towel roll, bottles, window) show no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed in the scene.


A pair of hands holds a partially peeled yellow banana over a wooden floor, then pulls the peel back to fully reveal the fruit inside, with the hands manipulating the banana and peel; the background remains a static wooden surface. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with minimal movement.

Hands and a banana are moving as the banana is peeled; the banana's peel is being pulled away from the fruit.

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


A seated woman with brown hair tied back in a ponytail and wearing a black cape has her eyes closed. A blonde woman in a white shirt approaches from the left, holding a makeup brush in her right hand and using her left hand to steady the seated woman’s forehead. The blonde woman applies makeup to the seated woman’s face with smooth, deliberate strokes. The camera remains steady, focused on the interaction between the two women.

The makeup artist's hand and brush exhibit discrete motion as they apply makeup to the subject's face; both are solid objects with localized, purposeful movement.

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


A chef in a white coat stands in a kitchen, using a tool to manipulate a large white board with a textured pattern. The chef adjusts the board, rotating it to reveal a different section, then shifts position while maintaining focus on the board. The background shows shelves with stacked dishes and kitchen equipment. The camera remains close, with slight movement as the chef repositions.

A person in a white lab coat is moving through the space, interacting with a large white object (possibly laboratory equipment). The motion is due to human locomotion and hand movements, with no visible external collisions or fluid dynamics.

The background features static laboratory shelves and equipment. No uniform shifting of background elements (e.g., walls, shelves) is observed. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-based environmental motion is present.


A person in a black jacket with red trim holds a dark wine bottle and uses a red and black corkscrew to open it. They manipulate the corkscrew into the cork, twist it, and pull the cork out while seated at a wooden table. To the left of the table are a glass bowl of chips, a red box, and a phone. The camera remains stationary, focusing closely on the hands and bottle throughout.

Person's hands manipulating wine bottle and corkscrew: twisting corkscrew into cork, pulling cork from bottle, and holding/displacing the cork and bottle.

Static wooden table, bowl of chips, and red box remain fixed throughout; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A person with curly hair stands on the right in a dark green-lit space holding an object. Multiple individuals in white tops enter from the left, moving their arms in unison. The group expands as more people join, all performing synchronized arm motions. The camera remains mostly static with slight movement to capture the growing group.

Multiple discrete solid objects (people) are moving: a central figure (with microphone) and a group of dancers on the left, exhibiting coordinated locomotion (dancing, arm movements) due to explicit physical forces (body movement).

No visible shifting background elements (walls, ground) or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind). The background remains dark and static with no uniform shifting.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to watch the video frames and describe the sequence. The video shows a football field with a track in front. There are people on the field. Let's break it down chronologically.

Starting with the first frame: there's a group of people on the field. Some are near the sideline, maybe players and officials. Then, as the frames progress, I see someone in a red shirt running towards the right side. Wait, the description says "main subjects (people/animals/objects) in chronological order." So let's list the actions.

Frame 0: Several people on the field, some near the goalpost area. Frame 1-5: Over time, a person in red (maybe a player) runs across the field from left to right. Also, there's a group on the left, maybe team members or coaches. The background has hills and bleachers with some spectators.

Need to mention appearance: red shirt, others in various colors. Number: maybe a few people in the group, one running. Spatial: the runner is on the field, moving from left to right, passing near the 50-yard line maybe? The track is in front of the field, so the camera is behind the track, looking at the field.

Background: hills, bleachers, some vehicles. But per rules, minimal background unless essential. So maybe mention bleachers with people but not too much.

Camera perspective: the camera is positioned behind the track, looking at the field, so it's a distant view, maybe a slight pan? Wait, the frames show a static shot? Let's check the frames: the first frame to the fifth, the action is happening, but the camera might be static. Wait, the video might have a slight pan, but maybe the main camera movement isn't obvious. The instruction says "conclude with camera perspective and movement."

So, main subjects: initially, a group of people (players, officials) stand near the sideline. Then, a person in a red shirt runs from left to right across the field. Others remain stationary or move slightly.

Chronological: Start with group on field, then runner appears, moves across, others in background.

Appearance: group has various colors (maybe yellow, blue shirts), runner in red. Number: small group (say, 5-10 people), one runner.

Spatial: runner is on the field, moving from left side towards right side, passing near the 50-yard line. The group is on the left sideline.

Background: bleachers with scattered spectators, hillside with trees.

Camera: static, distant view from behind the track, looking at the field.

Now, structure the caption:

First, describe initial state: a group of people (various colors, small group) stand on the football field near the sideline. Then, a person in a red shirt runs from left to right across the field. Others remain on the field. Background includes bleachers and hills. Camera is static, distant, behind the track.

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

Frame 0: Group on field. Frame 1-5: Runner enters frame, moves right. Others still.

So: "A group of people, including individuals in yellow and blue shirts, stand on the football field near the left sideline. A person in a red shirt begins running from the left side of the field towards the right, moving past the 50-yard line while others remain stationary. The background features bleachers with a few spectators and a grassy hillside. The camera maintains a static, distant perspective behind the track, observing the field."

Check rules:

a) Motion: group standing, runner moving. Chronological.

b) Appearance: yellow/blue shirts (group), red shirt (runner). Number: small group, one runner.

c) Spatial: group left sideline, runner moving right past 50.

d) Camera: static, distant, behind track.

e) Background minimal: bleachers, hillside.

f) Exclude text, names.

Yes, that works. Let's check conciseness.

Final caption: "A small group of people in yellow and blue shirts stand on the football field near the left sideline; a person in a red shirt runs from left to right across the field, passing the 50-yard line as others remain stationary. The background includes bleachers with scattered spectators and a grassy hillside. The camera maintains a static, distant view from behind the track."
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<caption_output>A small group of people in yellow and blue shirts stand on the football field near the left sideline; a person in a red shirt runs from left to right across the field, passing the 50-yard line as others remain stationary. The background includes bleachers with scattered spectators and a grass

Discrete objects: People running across the field (e.g., a runner in red shirt moving left-to-right) and stationary observers. Motion is due to voluntary locomotion.

No shifting background elements detected; trees and buildings remain static throughout the clip. No fluid or wind-driven motion (e.g., smoke, water, wind) observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a figure skater. First, the skater is in mid-air, doing a jump. They're wearing red pants and a dark top, with a light green or white vest. Then they land and glide on the ice. Then another skater appears, dressed in dark clothing with a yellow vest, also gliding. The background has banners and a blue wall. The camera follows the first skater, then shifts to the second. Need to describe in order: first skater's jump and landing, then the second skater's movement. Keep it chronological, concise. Mention appearance briefly, spatial relationships (like "in front of" but maybe not, since it's different skaters). Background minimal. Camera movement: probably following the skaters, maybe panning. Let's structure:

The video opens with a figure skater in red pants and a dark top executing a jump, mid-air with arms extended. They land gracefully on the ice, gliding forward while holding ski poles. The scene transitions to another skater in dark attire with a yellow vest, gliding on the ice. The camera follows the initial skater's motion before shifting focus to the second skater, maintaining a steady perspective as they move across the rink. Background includes banners along the perimeter, with minimal detail. Wait, but the rules say exclude text recognition, so don't mention "banners" specifically, maybe just "a barrier" or "perimeter barrier". Wait, the problem says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential". The banners are part of the background, but maybe not essential. Let's check the video frames: first frame has a blue wall with banners, then a green area? Maybe just mention the ice rink surface.

Wait, the first skater: red pants, dark top, light vest. Jump, land, glide. Then another skater: dark clothing, yellow vest, gliding. The camera moves from following the first skater to the second. So chronological:

A figure skater in red pants, dark top, and light vest performs a jump, soaring above the ice before landing and gliding forward while holding ski poles. The skater continues moving across the rink. The scene then shifts to another skater dressed in dark attire with a yellow vest, who glides smoothly on the ice. The camera tracks the first skater's motion before transitioning to follow the second skater, maintaining a steady perspective throughout the sequence. The background features a simple blue wall and ice rink surface.

Wait, but the problem says "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So for first skater: red pants, dark top, light vest (maybe "light green" but the video might be blurry). The second skater: dark outfit, yellow vest.

Also, "spatial relationships" - when the first skater lands, maybe the second is ahead? Not sure. The video shows the first skater jumping, then landing, then the scene cuts to the second skater. So maybe not spatial between the two. Let's focus on each in order.

First part: skater jumps (action), lands, glides. Then second skater appears, glides.

So: A figure skater in red pants, dark top, and light vest executes a jump, landing and gliding forward on the ice while holding ski poles. The skater continues moving across the rink. The scene transitions to another skater in dark clothing with a yellow vest, who glides smoothly on the ice. The camera follows the first skater's motion before shifting to track the second skater, maintaining a steady perspective. The background includes a blue wall and ice rink surface.

Check if "ski poles" are correct—yes, they're holding them. Wait, the skater is on skates, but the poles are part of figure skating? Wait, no—figure skaters use blades, not ski poles. Wait, maybe it's a mistake. Wait, no, in the video, the first skater is holding what look like ski poles? Wait, the video might be of a cross-country skier? Wait, no, the problem says figure skater, but the frames show a person on skates with poles. Wait, maybe it's a different sport. But the task is to describe as per the video. Let's check the frames: the first frame shows a person on skates (with blades), holding ski poles, so it's cross-country skiing? But the problem says "figure skater"—but maybe the video is of a cross-country skier. Wait, the user says "You are an expert video captioner. Your task is to generate a concise, chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So we have to describe what's in the video.

Looking at the video: first frame: person in

A figure skater (solid object) performs jumps, spins, and gliding motions on ice. She holds a baton and moves due to intentional physical exertion (muscle forces, ice friction).

Background shows static rink barriers and walls without shifting or fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, wind). Scene change at 4s is abrupt (likely cut), but background elements remain stationary throughout.


A young boy in a red jersey, white pants, and black helmet stands at home plate with a bat, swings, and hits the ball, then sprints toward first base. Other players in blue and red uniforms are positioned across the field; some move toward the ball’s trajectory. The camera remains stationary with minimal shake, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Discrete solid objects: batter (swinging bat, running), pitcher (throwing ball), fielders (moving to field), and baseball (in flight). Motion driven by physical forces and locomotion.

No significant ambient environmental motion observed; background (trees, building, field) is stable and static, with no fire, water, or wind effects.


A person in a blue cap and checkered shirt pours contents from a red bag into a white bowl at a kitchen counter. The scene transitions to reveal a group of three people—a child in a red hoodie, another child in a green shirt, and an older adult with short hair in a floral shirt—all engaged in preparing food at the counter. The older adult handles items from a tray while the children mix ingredients in bowls. The camera pans slightly to capture their coordinated actions, maintaining a view of wooden cabinets and kitchen appliances in the background.

Multiple people are engaged in distinct physical actions: handling cloth, mixing in bowls, and interacting with kitchen items, representing solid, discrete objects with clear locomotion and force application.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind); kitchen cabinets and walls remain static throughout the sequence.


A person wearing a striped shirt and dark pants stands beside a bed with white bedding, then moves toward the bed, bends over, and reaches toward an object on the bed surface. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

A person is the discrete solid object moving: standing near the bed, shifting position, leaning over the bed, and interacting with objects on the bed (e.g., reaching, bending). Motion is due to human locomotion and interaction.

The background consists of a bed, pillows, and wooden floor. No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) are observed; background elements remain stationary across frames.


The video opens on a wooden fence holding a white bag, blue bucket, purple bottle, and Drift bottle. It transitions to an outdoor garden where a person wearing a hat and gray shirt sprays plants with a hose, moving their arms to direct the spray across green foliage in front of a wooden fence. The camera shifts from the static fence arrangement to follow the person's spraying motion, with a backdrop of trees.

A person wearing a hat is moving their arms in a repetitive motion (e.g., swinging an object), which constitutes a discrete solid object with explicit physical action.

The wooden fence and trees in the background show no uniform shifting across frames, indicating no significant environmental or fluid motion (e.g., wind, water).


A woman in a red shirt and dark pants assists a young child in a pink outfit with white trim and sandals, adjusting the child's shawl. The woman then steps back, allowing the child to walk forward alone across a concrete surface. The child moves away from the woman, passing a metal drain grate and scattered mats on the ground. The camera follows the child's movement, maintaining a steady perspective as the child continues walking.

The child (in pink) is the primary moving object, walking, bending, and running. The woman (in red) initially helps the child and then walks away. Both are discrete solid objects moving due to their own locomotion.

The background (concrete ground, metal grate, and building) remains static throughout the video. There is no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion.


A hand with dark purple nail polish holds a pen and writes on lined notebook paper, moving from right to left to complete the final letters. The hand remains centered in the frame, with the pen’s tip tracing the inked lines. The camera maintains a close-up, static perspective focused on the writing motion.

A hand holding a pen is moving to write on the paper, representing a discrete solid object in motion due to physical action (pen movement for writing).

The background consists of a stationary sheet of paper with handwritten text; no shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) are observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a person applying something to a wall. First, the person is using a roller. They're wearing a dark shirt with logos, safety goggles, and a mask. The roller is yellow, and they're rolling it up and down the wall. Then there's a close-up of a container labeled "Alba IMPRIMACIÓ...".

Wait, need to follow the rules. Focus on motion and behavior chronologically. So first, the person is rolling the yellow roller on the wall. Then the scene shifts to the container.

Appearance: person has dark shirt, goggles, mask. Roller is yellow. Container is white with blue and yellow labels.

Spatial relationships: person is in front of the wall, roller moves across the wall. Then the container is shown close-up.

Background minimal, so just the wall.

Camera perspective: starts with medium shot of person, then close-up of container. Movement? The first part shows the person moving the roller, then the camera cuts to the container.

So chronological order: person rolls roller on wall, then close-up of container.

Now, write concise paragraph. Mention main subject's motion: a person uses a yellow roller to apply substance to wall, moving it up and down. Then camera shows a white container with blue and yellow labeling.

Check rules: no text recognition (but the container's label is part of the scene, but rule f says exclude text recognition? Wait rule f says "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So maybe don't mention the text on the container, just describe it as a container with labels. Wait the example video has "Alba IMPRIMACIÓ...", but rule f says exclude text recognition. So describe the container as a white cylindrical container with blue and yellow labeling, but not the text.

Wait, the instructions say "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So for the container, don't mention "Alba" or the text, just the appearance: white container with blue and yellow labels.

So putting it all together:

A person wearing a dark shirt, safety goggles, and a face mask uses a yellow roller to apply a substance to a light-colored wall, moving the roller in an up-and-down motion. The camera then shifts to a close-up of a white cylindrical container with blue and yellow labeling.

Check rules:

a) Motion in order: first roller application, then container close-up.

b) Appearance: person's shirt, goggles, mask, roller color. Container: white, cylindrical, blue/yellow labels.

c) Spatial: person in front of wall, roller on wall. Then container is close-up.

d) Camera perspective: starts with medium shot, then close-up.

e) Background minimal: wall is light-colored, but not essential. Container's background not mentioned.

f) Exclude text recognition: don't mention "Alba" or the text on the container, just the labels as colors.

g) Internal thinking, but output the caption.

Let me check the exact rules again.

Rule a: motion and behavior in chronological order. So first, person rolls roller on wall; then camera shows container.

Rule b: briefly describe appearance and number. Person is one, roller is yellow, container is white.

Rule c: spatial relationships. Person is in front of the wall, roller moving on wall. Container is shown close-up, so no spatial relation except the cut.

Rule d: conclude with camera perspective and movement. Camera starts with medium shot of person, then cuts to close-up of container.

Rule e: background minimal. Wall is the background, but just mention it's light-colored as part of the scene.

Rule f: no text recognition. So don't mention "Alba" or the text, just the container's color and labeling.

So the caption should be:

A person wearing a dark shirt, safety goggles, and a face mask uses a yellow roller to apply substance to a light-colored wall, moving the roller upward and downward. The camera then cuts to a close-up of a white cylindrical container with blue and yellow labeling.

Wait, the video shows the person moving the roller, then the container. Let's check the timestamps: first 5 seconds is person roller, then 6th second is container.

So chronological: person rolls roller on wall, then camera shows container.

Yes.

Now, check if all rules are followed.

- Chronological: yes, first action is person using roller, then container.

- Appearance: person's attire (dark shirt, goggles, mask), roller yellow, container white with blue/yellow labels.

- Spatial: person in front of wall, roller on wall; container is a close-up.

- Camera perspective: medium shot (person), then close-up (container).

- Background minimal: wall is mentioned as light-colored, but not over-described

A person (discrete solid object) moves a yellow roller paint applicator across the wall, applying paint. The motion is controlled, purposeful locomotion of the person's arm and roller.

The white wall background shows no uniform shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water, or wind effects). Static elements (wall) remain consistent with no environmental distortion.


A shirtless individual stands in a kitchen, holding a rectangular object against their chest. Another person in a white shirt enters from the right, approaches, and adjusts the object on the first person's chest. The camera remains stationary, capturing the interaction from a medium perspective.

Two people: a shirtless man (holding a paper, minimal movement) and a person in white (entering from the right, interacting with the man via hand movements and adjustments).

The background (cabinets, door, sink) is stable with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.