A person wearing a turquoise shirt, dark shorts, and a dark hat climbs a tall palm tree trunk, ascending upward with hands and feet gripping the trunk. Palm fronds sway in the foreground, with a clear blue sky visible behind. The camera follows the climber’s upward motion with a slight pan.

The person in the green shirt is climbing the tree, a solid object moving due to locomotion.

The background shows palm trees swaying slightly due to wind, which is ambient environmental motion, but it is not dominant in the video. The primary motion is the climber.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to analyze the video frames provided. The video shows a person, likely a woman based on appearance, with dark hair and wearing a white garment, probably a lab coat or similar. The main actions are hand movements near the face.

Starting with the first frame: she's holding her hand up to her forehead. Then the second frame zooms in on her face as she brings her fingers closer to her eye. In the third frame, her fingers are touching her eye, and the fourth frame shows her hand still near her face. The fifth frame (wait, the user listed 0 to 4.7, so maybe 5 frames? Wait, the video description has 5 frames: 0.0, 1.4, 2.5, 3.6, 4.7. Wait, the user provided frames as [0.3] to [4.7], but the captioning needs chronological order.

Looking at the sequence:

Frame 0.3: Close-up of a woman with dark hair, white coat, hand on forehead.

Frame 1.4: Closer on face, hand still on forehead, fingers moving towards eye.

Frame 2.5: Extreme close-up of her eye as hand fingers touch the eye area.

Frame 3.6: Medium close-up, hand still near face, fingers moving.

Frame 4.7: Back to medium close-up, hand on forehead.

So chronological order of actions: she starts with her hand on her forehead, then moves fingers towards her eye, touches the eye, then maybe adjusts hand.

Now, following the rules: focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. Describe appearance (dark hair, white coat), number (one person), spatial relationships (hand movements relative to face), camera perspective (starts close-up, then closer, then medium).

Background: minimal, blue wall or something, but rule e says minimal unless essential. So probably mention if necessary, but maybe not.

Let's structure:

- Subject: a woman with dark hair, wearing white coat.
- Actions: begins with right hand raised to forehead, then brings fingers toward eye, touches eye area, then adjusts hand position near face.
- Camera: starts with close-up, transitions to extreme close-up on eye, then to medium close-up.
- Background: blue wall, blurred window in background (but minimal, so maybe just mention blue wall as essential for context? Maybe not necessary, but the first frame has blue background).

Wait, rule e: "Keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Here, the background is just a blue wall, so maybe not essential. So focus on the subject's actions.

Putting it all together chronologically:

A woman with dark hair and a white coat raises her right hand to her forehead, then slowly moves her fingers toward her eye, touching the eye area before adjusting her hand position near her face. The camera starts with a close-up, transitions to an extreme close-up of her eye, then returns to a medium close-up. Background is indistinct blue.

Wait, but need to check the order of actions:

Frame 0.3: hand on forehead (close-up)

Frame 1.4: closer on face, hand moving towards eye

Frame 2.5: extreme close-up, fingers on eye

Frame 3.6: medium close-up, hand still near face

Frame 4.7: medium close-up, hand on forehead

So chronological: starts with hand on forehead, moves fingers to eye, touches eye, then hand near face.

Also, mention spatial relationships: hand is on forehead, then near eye.

Now, output must be concise paragraph.

Let me draft:

A woman with dark hair, wearing a white coat, raises her right hand to her forehead, then brings fingers toward her eye, briefly touching the eye area before adjusting her hand near her face. The camera begins with a close-up, shifts to an extreme close-up of her eye, then returns to a medium close-up.

Check rules:

a) Motion and behavior chronological: yes, starts with hand on forehead, moves to eye, touches, adjusts.

b) Appearance and number: woman, dark hair, white coat. One person.

c) Spatial: hand movements relative to face.

d) Camera: starts close-up, shifts to extreme, then medium. (camera movement: close-up to extreme to medium)

e) Background minimal: not mentioned as it's indistinct.

f) Excluded text, characters, etc.

Yes, that works.
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<caption_output>A woman with dark hair and a white coat raises her right hand to her forehead, then moves fingers toward her eye, briefly touching the eye area before adjusting her hand near her face. The camera begins with a close-up, shifts to an extreme close-up of

The woman (a person) is moving her hands to insert a contact lens. The motion is discrete and solid, caused by her own muscle movements.

The background (blue wall) is static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a person stirring a pan on a stove. First, the pan has a brownish mixture, maybe grains or lentils. The hand is using a wooden spoon to stir. The background has a stove with a coil burner, some spices or bottles, and a wooden cutting board. The camera is close-up on the pan, so it's a top-down view? Wait, the video starts with a close-up of the pan. Let's check the frames.

In the first frame, the hand is stirring. Then the hand moves the spoon, and the pan is on the stove. The background elements are the stove coil, cutting board, and some containers. The main action is the hand stirring the contents of the pan. The person is using a wooden spoon, so the spoon is brown, and the hand is moving it in a circular motion. The pan is black, filled with a brown granular substance. The camera is static? Or maybe slight movement. The instructions say to describe in chronological order, so start with the hand stirring, then maybe adding something? Wait, no, the video shows the hand stirring continuously. Wait, the frames: frame 0 has the hand stirring, frame 1 same, frame 2 hand stirring, frame 3 same, frame 4 hand adding something? Wait, the video: first frame is hand stirring, then in the next frames, the hand continues stirring, then in frame 4-5, the hand adds a white substance, maybe salt, from a container. Oh, right, the description mentions "adding" a white powder. Wait, the video shows: a hand stirs a pan of brown lentils or grains on a stove. Then the hand moves to add a white substance (like salt) from a small container into the pan. Then continues stirring. Wait, no, looking at the video description: the user provided the frames. Let's see the frames:

Frame 0: hand stirring pan with brown contents.

Frame 1: same hand stirring, pan on stove.

Frame 2: hand stirs, then moves to add something? Wait, the second frame (index 1) has the hand holding a container, maybe adding salt. Wait, the user's video: the first part is stirring, then adding a white powder, then stirring again.

Wait, the user's video description: the sequence is:

- [0.0] hand stirs pan.

- [1.2] hand stirs pan.

- [2.4] hand stirs pan, then adds white substance (like salt) from a container.

Wait, no, looking at the user's video: the user's input shows the frames. Let's parse the user's input:

The video starts with a hand stirring a pan of brown grains on a stove. The hand uses a wooden spoon. Then, in subsequent frames, the hand is seen adding a white powder (from a small container) into the pan, then continues stirring. Wait, the first frame (0.0) shows the hand stirring. Then frame 1.2, the hand is stirring. Frame 2.4: the hand is still stirring. Frame 3.6: the hand adds a white substance. Frame 4.8: the hand is stirring again. Wait, maybe the sequence is: stirring, then adding salt, then stirring.

But the user's video description: the first part is the hand stirring the pan (which has a brown granular substance) on a stove. Then, the hand moves to add a white powder (like salt) from a small container into the pan, then continues stirring.

So chronological order: a hand stirs a pan of brown, granular food on a white stove; then adds a white powder from a small container into the pan; then stirs again.

Now, describe the main subjects: the hand (adult, probably), the wooden spoon (light brown), the pan (black, round, on stove burner), the brown granular food (small, brown particles).

Spatial relationships: hand is over the pan, stirring it. The stove has a coil burner (black, circular) to the left of the pan. Background has a wooden cutting board, some containers (spices?), and a cloth.

But per rules: minimal background, except essential. So mention the stove, maybe the coil.

Camera perspective: close-up, top-down? The first frame is a close-up of the pan, so the camera is above the pan, looking down.

Now, structure the caption:

- Chronological order: hand stirs pan, then adds white powder, then stirs again.

Appearance: hand (adult, skin tone), wooden spoon (brown, medium size), pan (black, round), brown granular substance (small, brown particles), white powder (small, white).

Spatial:

A hand and spoon are moving to stir solid food particles in a pan, representing discrete solid objects under manual physical force.

The kitchen background (stovetop, cabinets) is static with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, or wind-driven motion observed.


A person wearing blue gloves and a cap cleans wooden stairs, moving upward while holding a white container; the camera follows closely, panning up with slight shake.

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 hand places a beige square piece of paper onto a pink grid cutting mat, adjusting its position in the center of the workspace. The hand moves from the right side of the frame, positioning the paper among crafting tools like pink rulers, scissors, and paint bottles. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective throughout.

Hands manipulate solid objects (patterned paper, cardboard) through picking up, placing down, and repositioning. These motions are caused by direct physical interaction with the objects.

The background elements (blue cutting mat, scissors, tape measures) remain stationary across frames. No fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or environmental effects (wind-induced swaying) are present.


A silver sewing machine is centered in the frame against a dark background. A light-skinned hand enters from the right, moves toward the machine, and manipulates a top component before retracting. The camera remains in a close-up, static position throughout.

A hand is moving to interact with a sewing machine (adjusting or operating it).

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


A person in a light blue shirt adjusts a mounted telescope. They use a thin stick to manipulate a component within the eyepiece holder, positioning it with their hands. The camera zooms in closely on the hands and the telescope’s mechanism. Background elements like a chalkboard are visible but not emphasized.

A person manipulates a camera (solid object), adjusting its position and orientation with hands.

Background (chalkboard) is stationary; no fire, water, smoke, or wind visible.


The video opens with a close-up of a smartphone showing an app interface. It transitions to a kitchen scene where a person in a green robe opens a white refrigerator, retrieves an item, and closes the fridge door while standing near it. In the foreground, another person with short dark hair sits and turns their head toward the standing individual. The camera remains static during the kitchen sequence, capturing the spatial arrangement of the two subjects with the refrigerator in the background.

Person in green shirt moves via locomotion (bending over, walking away) near refrigerator; foreground person holding phone exhibits head/eye movement while observing.

Background elements (refrigerator, shelves, windows) show no shifting or environmental motion; no fire, water, or wind effects present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to understand the video sequence. The video starts with a close-up of a hand writing in a notebook. Then it transitions to a person in a black shirt and cap writing on a notepad. Next, there's a close-up of handwritten text, then a wider shot of a person with a cap and black shirt, and another person in a checkered shirt interacting. Wait, but the rules say to exclude text recognition, so I shouldn't mention the text content. Let's break down each frame.

Frame 0: Close-up of a hand (dark skin) writing with a pen in an open notebook. Notebook is on a white surface. Hand is in motion, pen moving across the page.

Frame 1: Same hand, but the notebook is closed? No, wait, the next frame (frame 2) shows a person sitting at a table, wearing a black shirt and cap, writing on a notepad. So frame 1 is the hand writing close-up, then frame 2 shifts to a wider shot of that person.

Frame 3: Close-up of the notepad with text (but exclude text, so just say a close-up of handwritten text on a notepad).

Frame 4: A person in a black shirt and cap stands in a room with others (checkered shirt person, woman in white), holding a pen. The person in black is interacting with the checkered shirt person.

Frame 5: Wider shot, the person in black shirt and cap is standing, others around (checkered shirt person, woman in white, another person in checkered shirt maybe). The background has a screen and floral wall.

Now, chronological order:

1. Close-up of a hand writing in a notebook.
2. Shot of a person (black shirt, cap) writing on a notepad at a table.
3. Close-up of the notepad's handwritten content (but exclude text, so just "close-up of handwritten text on a notepad").
4. Wider shot showing the person in black shirt and cap standing, interacting with others (checkered shirt person, woman in white), holding a pen.

Wait, the frames: [0] is hand writing, [1] is hand writing (maybe same? No, frame 0 is close-up, frame 1 is another shot? Wait the user provided 5 frames: [0] to [4], each is a frame.

Wait the user's input has 5 frames:

0: close-up of hand writing in notebook.

1: person (black shirt, cap) writing on notepad, sitting at table.

2: close-up of handwritten text on notepad.

3: person (black shirt, cap) standing, interacting with checkered shirt person.

4: wider shot with multiple people (including checkered shirt, woman in white, another person in checkered shirt, standing and sitting).

Now, need to describe in chronological order:

First, a close-up shows a hand with dark skin writing with a pen on an open notebook. Then, the scene shifts to a person wearing a black shirt and cap, sitting at a table and writing on a notepad. Next, a close-up reveals handwritten text on the notepad. Following that, the camera captures the person in the black shirt and cap standing in a room, interacting with another individual in a checkered shirt. Finally, the view widens to show multiple people, including the person in the black shirt and cap standing among others.

Check the rules: exclude text recognition (so in frame 2, just say "close-up of handwritten text on a notepad" without describing the text).

Appearance: hand is dark skin, person in black shirt and cap (size: probably adult, orientation: seated).

Spatial relationships: frame 0: hand over notebook. Frame 1: person at table. Frame 2: notepad close-up. Frame 3: person standing near checkered shirt person. Frame 4: wider view with multiple people.

Camera perspective: starts with close-up (top-down? Or close-up), then wider shots.

Wait frame 0: close-up of hand (so camera is close to the hand, maybe top-down? No, hand is over the notebook, so maybe top-down view of the notebook, hand writing.

Frame 1: medium shot of the person sitting at table.

Frame 2: close-up of the notepad.

Frame 3: medium shot of standing person.

Frame 4: wider shot of room.

So the camera perspective moves from close-up to wider shots.

Now, put it into a concise chronological paragraph.

Check rules: a) motion and behavior. b) appearance and number. c) spatial. d) camera.

So:

The video opens with a close-up of a hand with dark skin writing with a pen on an open notebook. The scene then

Discrete solid objects include a person's hand writing in a notebook, a person sitting at a piano (moving hands), and a person standing in a room (gesturing with a drink). These movements are explicit physical actions (locomotion, writing, gesturing).

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed. Background elements (table, piano, room interior) remain static in individual scenes, with transitions via cuts rather than environmental motion.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let me try to figure out how to approach this. The user wants me to act as an expert video captioner and generate a concise, chronological paragraph based on the provided video frames. The rules are pretty specific, so I need to make sure I follow them all.

First, I need to look at the video frames given. The first frame shows a close-up of a person's back, maybe someone's torso, with a hand holding scissors. The next frames show the scissors moving across the skin. The main subject here is the person's back and the hand with scissors.

The rules say to focus on motion and behavior in chronological order. So starting from the first frame, the hand is holding scissors near the back, then moving them along the skin. The appearance: the person's back is bare, light skin tone. The scissors are black, held by a hand. The motion is the scissors cutting or trimming the skin, maybe hair? But wait, the user said to exclude text recognition, so I shouldn't mention anything about the scissors' brand if it's visible.

Spatial relationships: the hand is on the right side of the frame, moving over the back. The background is minimal, maybe a room with some objects but not essential. The camera perspective is close-up, probably a top-down or side angle, but the movement is slight. The camera might be steady or moving slightly with the action.

I need to mention the chronological order: the hand holding scissors approaches the skin, then moves them along the back. The person's back is in focus, the hand is the main actor. The scissors are moving in a downward or straight line across the back. The background is indistinct, so minimal description.

Check the rules again: no named characters, exclude text, focus on motion. The caption should be concise. Let me draft it.

"A hand holding black scissors moves across the bare back of a person, trimming along the skin in a downward motion from the upper to lower back. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, slightly shaky, focusing on the scissoring action with the person’s back occupying most of the frame. Background elements are indistinct."

Wait, but the user said to mention spatial relationships if relevant. Here, the hand is to the right of the back? Maybe the scissors are moving along the back, so the hand is moving from left to right or vice versa. But the video shows the scissors moving from top to bottom maybe? Let me check the frames again. Frame 0: scissors near the top of the back. Frame 1: scissors are positioned. Frame 2: moving down, frame 3: further down. So the motion is downward along the back. The hand is moving the scissors downward along the person's back. The person's back is the main subject, light skin, bare. The scissors are black. The camera is close-up, following the motion, maybe a slight shake. Background is minimal.

So the caption should be chronological: The video shows a hand using black scissors to trim along the bare back of a person, moving the scissors downward from the upper back towards the lower back. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, slightly shaky, focusing on the scissoring action with the person’s back occupying the majority of the frame. Background elements are not clearly visible.

Wait, but the rules say "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)." So the hand is holding scissors, which are black. The person's back is light skin. The hand is moving the scissors.

Maybe "A hand holding black scissors trims the bare back of a light-skinned person, moving the scissors downward along the spine from the upper to lower back. The camera remains close-up, slightly shaky, focusing on the action with the back occupying most of the frame." But the user says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion." Since the background isn't essential here, maybe just mention it's indistinct.

Wait, the user's example output format: "The camera remains close-up, slightly shaky, focusing on the action with the back occupying most of the frame."

Wait, the user wants the caption to conclude with camera perspective and movement. So the structure should be: action (chronological), then camera.

Let me check the rules again: "a) Focus primarily on the motion and behavior of main subjects... b) Briefly describe their appearance and number... c) Mention spatial relationships if relevant... d) Conclude with the camera perspective and movement... e) Keep background descriptions minimal..."

So the caption should start with the action, then the subjects' appearance, then camera.

Let me try:

"A hand holding black scissors trims along the bare back of a light-skinned person, moving the scissors downward from the upper back toward the lower back. The scissors are held in the right hand, positioned against the skin. The camera maintains a

A hand is moving a knife across a person's skin, representing discrete solid objects (hand, knife) interacting through explicit physical force (cutting/skin contact).

The background features a wooden structure with no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind). Static elements remain consistent across frames.


A person in a gray hoodie and dark pants spray-paints graffiti on a wall, moving from the left side toward the right while adjusting their position. They progress along the wall, maintaining a stance facing the surface. The camera pans right, following the person’s movement across the wall. The individual remains in front of the wall throughout the sequence.

A person is moving (crouching, standing, and walking) while spray painting graffiti on a wall.

The background (wall and ground) is static; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed.


A woman in a black top stands against a plain wall, holding a baby swaddled in a blue and black striped blanket. She adjusts the blanket, pulling it downward and tightening it around the baby’s torso to secure the swaddle. The camera remains stationary, capturing the action from the front.

The adult person and baby are the discrete objects. The adult is adjusting the baby's position in their arms, showing small, controlled movements.

Plain wall background with no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A hand with light skin moves a metallic trowel with a white handle across a dirt surface, gently brushing soil near a light brown bone fragment. The hand lifts a small, white-brown bone piece from the dirt. The camera then shifts to a wider view showing multiple people at an excavation site, with a person in a red shirt seated on the ground amid scattered rocks and tools. The camera perspective transitions from a top-down close-up to a wider, static shot of the site.

A hand manipulates a metal tool to interact with a bone, showing discrete motion of solid objects due to physical forces.

The background consists of static dirt and rocks with no shifting or fluid motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


Two men in dark shirts sit side by side at a table in a bar setting. The man on the right raises his glass to his mouth, takes a sip, and lowers it; the man on the left also drinks from his glass. The camera remains stationary, capturing their actions against a backdrop of beer bottles on shelves.

Two men: one lifts wine glass to drink and sets it down; other lifts glass to drink. Solid body movements (arms, heads) due to explicit physical actions (drinking).

Background is static (bottles, sign, wall). No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene is a snowy landscape with a person snowboarding. The first frame shows the person on the snow, maybe preparing. Then they jump into the air, performing a trick. The snowboard is blue, I think. They're in mid-air, rotating or flipping. Then they fall or land, but in the last frame, they're in the water? Wait, no, the background shows a lake, so maybe they're snowkiting or something. Wait, the video starts with a snowy field, then the person is snowboarding, launches off a jump, flies through the air, and then lands on the lake? Wait, no, the fifth frame shows the person in the water with a lake in the background. Wait, let's check the frames:

Frame 0: Snowy field, person on snow, orange cones. Person is holding a kite maybe? The person is dark clothing.

Frame 1: Person jumping, snowboard visible.

Frame 2: Mid-air, snowboard blue, person in black and brown.

Frame 3: Higher in air, snowboard below, person is rotating.

Frame 4: Person falling, snowboard is below, maybe losing control.

Frame 5: Person in the lake (water), snowboard is on the surface? Wait, no, the background is a lake, so they fell into the water.

Wait, the video shows a snowkiter (using a kite for power) snowboarding on a frozen lake, then launching off a jump, flying through the air, and then falling into the lake. Wait, the first frame has a snowy field with a lake in the distance? Wait, the first frame shows a snowy area with mountains in the back, and a lake (since the next frames have water). Wait, maybe the person is snowboarding on ice, then jumps over the ice, lands in the water.

Wait, the key points: main subject is one person snowboarding. Action: starts on snow, jumps, airborne, then falls into water. Appearance: person in dark clothing, snowboard blue. Spatial: jumps from snowy field, moves into air, then to water.

Let's structure it chronologically:

- The video opens with a person in dark clothing on a snowy landscape, holding a kite, preparing to launch.

- The person then launches into the air, performing a jump with a blue snowboard.

- Mid-air, the person rotates while the snowboard remains visible beneath them.

- The person loses control, descending towards the water.

- Finally, the person is seen in the lake, having fallen from the jump.

Camera perspective: the camera captures from a distance, follows the person's motion, maybe slightly shaky as the person moves.

Wait, the rules say to focus on motion and behavior chronologically. Let's make sure:

Start: person on snow, jumping.

Middle: airborne, rotating.

End: landing in water.

Background: minimal, but snowy field to lake.

So caption:

A person in dark clothing snowboards across a snowy field, then launches into the air while holding a kite, performing a jump with a blue snowboard. Mid-air, the individual rotates as they ascend, then descends toward a body of water. Upon impact, the person falls into the lake, with the snowboard visible on the water's surface. The camera maintains a distance, following the motion with slight movement.

Wait, check rules:

a) Chronological motion: yes.

b) Appearance: dark clothing, blue snowboard, one person.

c) Spatial: snowy field to lake, airborne.

d) Camera: distance, follows motion, slight movement.

e) Background minimal: only mentions snowy field and lake.

f) Exclude text, names, style: no.

Let's tighten it:

A single person in dark clothing snowboards on a snowy field, launches into the air while holding a kite, and performs a jump with a blue snowboard. Mid-air, the individual rotates as they ascend before descending toward a lake. The person then falls into the water, with the snowboard visible on the surface. The camera captures the motion from a distant perspective, slightly moving to follow the subject.

Check if all rules are met. Let's make sure it's concise.

Final draft:

A person in dark clothing snowboards across a snowy field, then launches into the air while holding a kite, performing a jump with a blue snowboard. Mid-air, the individual rotates as they ascend, then descends toward a body of water. Upon landing, the person falls into the lake, with the snowboard visible on the water's surface. The camera maintains a distant perspective, following the motion with slight movement.
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<caption_output>A person in dark clothing snowboards on a snowy field, then launches into the air while holding a kite, performing a jump with a blue snowboard.

A single person snowboarding is the discrete moving object, performing jumps and locomotion driven by physical forces (gravity, snowboard propulsion).

The background consists of static elements (distant mountains, snow-covered terrain, sky) with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind effects dominate the scene.


A player in an orange uniform sprints toward a soccer ball on the field, then kicks it forcefully toward the goal. The ball travels past a goalkeeper in a white uniform who dives but fails to stop it, entering the net. Other players in purple-and-white uniforms react near the goalpost as the ball scores. The camera follows the ball's trajectory, panning slightly to track its motion toward and into the goal.

Players in orange and white jerseys, a soccer ball, and a goalkeeper are moving due to physical forces (kicking, jumping, ball trajectory).

Static background elements (Coca-Cola advertisement, stadium seating) show no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


Two hands hold a circular yellow woven object with a red interwoven center, manipulating the red strands within the yellow structure. The hands adjust and weave the red elements into the yellow pattern, maintaining a steady grip on either side of the object. The camera remains in a fixed top-down close-up position throughout.

The hands holding and slightly rotating the woven object are the only discrete objects in motion, demonstrating controlled manipulation to display the item.

The red rods in the background are stationary and show no uniform shifting. There are no fluid, fire, water, or wind motions present.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let me tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand the user's requirements. They want a concise, chronological paragraph describing the video, following specific rules.

The video shows a man on a bridge edge. He's wearing a helmet, t-shirt, shorts, and a backpack. He's holding a colorful object, maybe a skateboard? Wait, the first frame has him with something that looks like a skateboard, but in the next frames, he's balancing on the bridge railing. There are other people behind him, also on the bridge.

I need to focus on the main subject's actions in order. Let's see: he's standing on the railing, holding the skateboard (or maybe a toy?), then he jumps off. Wait, the frames show him lifting his feet, then maybe jumping. Wait, looking at the frames: frame 0 shows him holding something, frame 1 he's still holding it, frame 2 he's on the railing, frame 3 he's mid-air, frame 4 he's further away. Oh, so he's jumping off the bridge with the skateboard. But wait, in the first frame, he's holding a colorful object, maybe a skateboard. Then he jumps off the bridge railing. The other people are standing behind him, watching.

Wait, the video shows him on the bridge edge, then he jumps. So the sequence is: he's standing on the railing, holding a skateboard, then jumps off. The people behind him are watching. The background is a bridge with a road, greenery below. The camera is probably fixed, maybe a GoPro on him or someone else. The camera moves slightly, maybe handheld.

Need to describe the main subject's actions chronologically. He's holding a colorful object (skateboard?), standing on the bridge railing. Then he jumps off. The people behind him are standing on the bridge. The camera angle is from the side, maybe a bit shaky.

Wait, the first frame shows him with the skateboard, then he's moving towards the edge, then jumps. So the actions: man stands on bridge railing, holds skateboard, jumps off. The other people are behind him. The camera might be following his movement.

Wait, looking at the timestamps: frame 0 to 5, he's moving from standing on the railing to jumping off. The other people are visible behind him. The bridge is over a road, with green landscape below. The camera seems to be a bit shaky, maybe handheld.

Rules say to focus on motion and behavior of main subjects, chronological order. So: The man (wearing helmet, shirt, shorts, backpack) holds a colorful skateboard while standing on the bridge railing. He then jumps off the railing into the air. Behind him, two people stand on the bridge, observing. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

But wait, in the video, how many people are there? In the frames, there's the main man and two others. So three people total, but the main subject is the one jumping.

Need to mention their appearance briefly: main man has a helmet, blue shirt, shorts, backpack. The skateboard is colorful. The two people behind him are standing.

But the rules say to describe their appearance briefly: color, size, orientation. So maybe "A man in a helmet and blue shirt stands on the bridge railing, holding a colorful skateboard." Then he jumps. The two people behind him watch.

The background: bridge over a road with green landscape. Minimal description, so just mention the bridge and the landscape.

Camera perspective: probably a fixed camera on the bridge, maybe handheld, with slight shake.

Wait, the user says "conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So after describing the action, add camera details.

Let me structure it:

A man wearing a helmet, blue shirt, shorts, and backpack stands on a bridge railing, holding a colorful skateboard. He jumps off the railing into the air while two people behind him observe. The camera remains stationary with a slight shake.

Wait, but the video shows him moving towards the edge, then jumping. The order is: he's standing on the railing (positioned on the edge), then he jumps. So the chronological order is: standing on railing, then jumping.

The two people are behind him on the bridge.

So the caption would be:

A man in a helmet, blue shirt, shorts, and backpack stands on the edge of a bridge railing, holding a colorful skateboard. He jumps off the railing while two people behind him watch. The camera maintains a fixed position with slight shake.

Check the rules: minimal background, so mention "bridge railing" and "bridge" but not the road. Wait, the bridge is part of the background, but maybe just the bridge as a structure. The landscape is green, but rules say minimal unless essential. So perhaps "over a green landscape" but

Two distinct human subjects are present: one individual actively adjusts a rainbow flag (movement of arms and body) and another stands nearby. Their motions are discrete and localized, driven by voluntary actions (e.g., arm movements, slight shifts in posture).

The background (bridge structure, road, distant landscape) shows no significant shifting or fluid environmental motion (e.g., no smoke, water, or strong wind effects dominating the scene). Static elements like the bridge rail and road remain consistent across frames.


A hand uses a small tool to carve a dark cow silhouette into a wooden surface, then the camera pulls back to display the completed circular wooden disc with the carved cow prominently featured.

A hand holding a bottle applies a substance to a wooden sign, changing the color of the cow silhouette from black to brown.

No shifting background elements. No fluid or environmental motion observed.


A person in a blue shirt and dark shorts climbs a stone wall, reaching up toward a window frame with one hand while their legs grip the wall. They then position themselves on the window sill, stepping down from the sill. The camera follows their movement closely in a side perspective as they navigate the wall and window area.

A person (discrete solid object) is climbing out of a window and swinging down to the ground, moving due to their own physical forces (e.g., climbing, swinging).

The stone wall and house background are static and do not shift uniformly. No fluid motion (fire, water, wind) is observed.


A person wearing a light blue shirt and jeans shapes light-colored clay on a spinning pottery wheel, using hands to smooth and center the cylindrical form as the wheel rotates. The individual adjusts their hands around the clay, which sits within a yellow basin, while yellow containers holding materials remain in the background. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with minimal movement, focusing on the hands and wheel action.

A person's hands (discrete solid object) interact with clay on a rotating pottery wheel. The hands apply pressure to shape the clay, demonstrating explicit physical forces.

No shifting background elements observed; no fire, water, or fluid motion present. Static objects (yellow bowls, pottery wheel base) remain fixed relative to the frame.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. The user wants a concise, chronological paragraph based on the provided video frames. Let me start by understanding the rules.

First, I need to focus on the main subjects' motions and behavior in order. The video starts with a vertical stack of orange planters. Then a person's hands are seen adjusting a leafy plant next to the stack. Next, the hands are tending to a plant inside one of the planters. Then a close-up of the planter with black soil. The text mentions growing 50 plants in a small space, but I shouldn't include text recognition per rule f. The background has some greenery and a patio, but minimal description.

Wait, the user said to exclude text recognition. So even though the text "This invention lets you grow 50 plants..." is there, I have to omit that. So I need to ignore any text overlays.

Main subjects: the person's hands, the orange planters, the plants. Chronological order: first the stack of planters, then hands adjusting a plant, then hands placing a plant in a planter, then a close-up of the planter with soil. The background is a patio with some greenery.

Check the rules again. Background descriptions should be minimal unless essential. Since the patio and greenery are part of the setting but not essential for the motion, maybe just mention "outdoor patio setting" briefly.

The camera perspective: starts with a top-down view of the stack, then close-ups of hands working, then a close-up of the planter. The camera moves from showing the stack to close-ups of the hands and the planter. So the camera shifts from a wider view to close-ups.

Wait, the first frame shows the stack from a slightly angled perspective. Then the next frames focus on the hands interacting with the plants. So the camera moves closer to the hands as the action progresses.

Also, need to mention the number of planters? The first frame shows multiple terracotta planters stacked. But how many? The video mentions "50 plants in a small space," but the actual count isn't visible. The rule says to mention number if relevant. Since the text is excluded, maybe just say "stacked terracotta planters" without specifying count.

The hands are adjusting a leafy plant next to the stack. Then the hands place a plant into a planter. The planters are orange, terracotta, stacked vertically. The hands are manipulating the plants, placing them into the soil.

So the sequence is: The video shows a stacked orange terracotta planter tower. Then a person's hands adjust a leafy green plant adjacent to the stack. Next, the hands place another plant into a lower planter filled with dark soil. The camera transitions to a close-up of the planter's soil and the hands working.

Check if there are multiple hands? The frames show two hands: one holding the plant, the other adjusting. So "a pair of hands" but the user said "main subjects (people/animals/objects)" so the hands are the main subjects.

Also, need to mention spatial relationships. The hands are working beside the planter tower, inserting a plant into the lower planter.

Wait, the second frame: "hands adjusting a leafy green plant next to the stack". Then third frame: hands placing a plant into a lower planter. So the spatial relationship is the hands are interacting with the planters, next to and then inside them.

Now, the caption should be chronological. Start with the initial view of the planter tower, then the hands adjusting the plant next to it, then the hands placing a plant into the planter, then close-up of the soil.

Make sure to exclude text recognition. Also, no named characters. So no "INSIDER home" logo, just the action.

Background: the initial frame has outdoor elements, but minimal. Since it's a patio, maybe "outdoor patio setting" but minimal.

Camera perspective: starts with a medium shot of the planter tower, then close-ups of hands and planter.

Now, draft the caption:

A pair of hands adjusts a leafy green plant next to a vertical stack of orange terracotta planters. The hands then place a plant into a lower planter filled with dark soil, with the camera shifting to a close-up of the planter's soil and the hands. The scene occurs in an outdoor patio setting with minimal background distractions.

Wait, but the rules say to mention spatial relationships if relevant. So the hands are adjusting the plant next to the stack, then placing a plant into the lower planter. So "next to" and "into a lower planter".

Check if "vertical stack" is necessary. The first frame shows multiple planters stacked, so yes.

Now, check if the

Hands are actively moving to adjust the plant in the terracotta pot. The plant is being placed by the hands.

No fire, water, smoke, or wind visible. Background (chair, greenery) is static and does not shift uniformly.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's see. I need to create a concise caption for this video based on the given frames. The user is an expert video captioner, so I need to follow all the rules they provided.

First, looking at the video description. The frames show a person with long black hair, wearing a black shirt over a gray top. They're sitting, arms crossed. The background has a window with blue blinds. The person's actions: in frame 0, they have their mouth open, maybe speaking. Then in frame 1, they smile. Frame 2, they look to the right. Frame 3, they look up and to the left, maybe making a gesture. Frame 4, they look down, then back up. Frame 5, they look right again.

So, the main subject is the person. Need to describe their motion chronologically. Start from the beginning. The person is seated, arms crossed. They start with an open mouth (maybe talking), then smile, then look right, then look up-left, then down, then back up. But need to keep it concise.

Appearance: long black hair, black shirt, gray top. Number: one person. Spatial relationships: in front of a window with blue blinds. Background minimal, so maybe just mention the window.

Camera perspective: seems static, no movement mentioned. The frames don't indicate any camera movement, so probably fixed shot.

Rules say exclude text recognition, named characters, stylistic analysis. So no mentioning 'person', just describe actions.

Check the output format: <caption_output>...<caption_output>

Let me structure it step by step.

Chronological order:

- Initially, the person is seated with arms crossed, mouth open (speaking), then smiles.

- Then looks to the right, then up and left, then down, then back up.

Wait, the frames are [0.0] to [5.0]. Let me check the frames:

0.0: mouth open, looking at camera.

1.0: smiles.

2.0: looks to the right.

3.0: looks up and to the left, hand near face?

4.0: looks down.

5.0: looks right again.

Wait, the description says "in frame 3, they look up and to the left, maybe making a gesture." So in frame 3, they're looking up-left, perhaps touching their face? The user's instructions don't specify the exact actions beyond the given frames, but based on the description.

Wait, the user's frame descriptions:

[0.0]: mouth open, looking at camera.

[1.0]: smiles.

[2.0]: looks to the right.

[3.0]: looks up and to the left, hand near face.

[4.0]: looks down.

[5.0]: looks right again.

So the sequence is: talking, smiling, looking right, looking up-left (hand gesture), looking down, then looking right again.

But need to describe motion chronologically.

So start with seated, arms crossed. Then the sequence of head movements and expressions.

Appearance: long black hair, black shirt over gray top.

Background: blue blinds visible behind.

Camera: static.

Now, putting it all together concisely.

"Seated with arms crossed, a person with long black hair and a black shirt over a gray top begins speaking with an open mouth, then smiles, turns their head to the right, looks upward and to the left while gesturing with their hand, lowers their gaze, and finally returns their head to the right."

Wait, but the rules say "chronological paragraph describing the provided video." So need to be in order.

Check the rules:

a) Focus on motion and behavior in chronological order.

b) Briefly describe appearance and number.

c) Mention spatial relationships if relevant.

d) Conclude with camera perspective and movement.

e) Minimal background.

f) Exclude text, named characters, stylistic.

So:

- Start with subject: person, long black hair, black shirt over gray top, seated.

- Motion: starts with open mouth (talking), smiles, turns head right, looks up-left with hand gesture, looks down, looks right again.

- Background: blue blinds behind (but minimal).

- Camera: static.

Wait, the background is "window with blue blinds" so maybe mention "in front of blue blinds" but keep it minimal.

Let me try:

"A person with long black hair, wearing a black shirt over a gray top, sits with arms crossed. They open their mouth as if speaking, smile, turn their head to the right, look upward and to the left while gesturing with their hand, lower their gaze, and then return their head to the right. The camera remains stationary, capturing the individual against a background of blue blinds."

Check rules:

a) Motion chronological

A person is moving: head tilts slightly, hand covers mouth (2.5-3.3 seconds), then lowers hand. This discrete motion is voluntary locomotion/behavior without external environmental forces.

The background features a static blue screen/window on the right side with no visible shifting or fluid motion (fire, water, smoke, or wind). The scene is indoors with minimal environmental movement.


A group of approximately twenty casually dressed adults, wearing jeans, jackets, and varied colored tops, move in different directions within a large indoor room featuring concrete walls and ceiling lights. Initially stationary, they begin walking left and right, maintaining loose formations. The camera pans left with a slight shake, following the crowd's motion.

Multiple discrete solid objects (people) are moving due to locomotion (walking). Their motion is consistent with intentional movement across the space, with distinct bounding boxes that can be tracked.

Background elements (walls, doors, ceiling fixtures) remain static throughout the frames with no visible shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-induced environmental motion is present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this video caption. First, the main subject is a person hiking. They're wearing a blue shirt, khaki shorts, a backpack, and a cap. The person is walking through a forest, holding something—wait, in the frames, they're holding a blue bag or maybe a backpack? Wait, no, they have a backpack and then they're holding something else. Let's check the video: the person is moving through the woods, stepping over a log. Let's list the chronological actions.

Start: person stands on a log, wearing blue shirt, khaki shorts, backpack, cap. Then they start walking, moving through the forest. The camera follows them, maybe a slight shake as they move. Background is dense trees and greenery.

Need to be concise. Let's structure:

- The person (male, blue shirt, khaki shorts, backpack, cap) is on a forest trail, initially standing on a fallen log. Then they step off the log and continue walking through the dense vegetation, holding a blue item (maybe a bag) in front. The camera follows closely, moving slightly as the person walks, capturing their movement through the trees.

Check rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological order. Mention appearance briefly: blue shirt, khaki shorts, backpack, cap. Spatial: standing on log, then moving through forest. Camera: following, slight shake.

Avoid background details except essential. So "dense forest" is minimal.

Let's draft:

A person wearing a blue shirt, khaki shorts, a backpack, and a cap stands on a fallen log in a forest. They step off the log and walk through dense vegetation, holding a blue object in front. The camera follows closely, exhibiting slight movement as the person moves forward.

Wait, check the frames: the person is holding a blue bag, but in the video, maybe it's a backpack? Wait, no, they have a backpack, and then they're holding something. Wait, in frame 0: the person is holding a blue bag over their shoulder? Wait, the video shows: frame 0: person standing on log, holding blue bag in front, backpack on back. Then they walk, the blue bag is being carried. Let's check the movement.

The person is walking, moving from the log into the forest. The camera tracks their movement, so the camera is following them.

Make sure chronological: start standing on log, then step off, walk through forest.

So: A person in a blue shirt, khaki shorts, and a backpack steps off a fallen log in a forest, holding a blue item in front as they walk through dense vegetation. The camera follows closely, exhibiting slight movement as the person progresses.

Wait, "steps off" is part of the motion. Let's check the frames:

Frame 0: standing on log, holding blue item (maybe a bag) in front.

Frame 1: still on log, moving a bit.

Frame 2: stepping off log.

Frame 3: walking through forest.

So the sequence is: stands on log, then steps off, then walks through the forest.

So the caption should be chronological: person stands on log, steps off, walks through forest.

Appearance: blue shirt, khaki shorts, backpack, cap (but cap is mentioned in the video, so include).

Wait, the person has a cap. So "a person wearing a blue shirt, khaki shorts, a cap, and a backpack" — but maybe "cap" is part of the appearance.

Let's structure:

A person wearing a blue shirt, khaki shorts, a cap, and a backpack stands on a fallen log in a forest. They step off the log and walk through dense vegetation, holding a blue object in front. The camera follows closely, showing slight movement as the person moves forward.

But need to be concise. Let's check the rules: "concise, chronological paragraph".

Alternative:

A person in a blue shirt and khaki shorts, wearing a backpack and cap, stands on a fallen log in the forest. They step off the log and walk through dense trees, holding a blue item in front. The camera follows closely, exhibiting slight movement.

Yes, this should work. Check if background is minimal: "dense trees" is okay.

Now, make sure it's a paragraph. Let's write it:

A person wearing a blue shirt, khaki shorts, a cap, and a backpack stands on a fallen log in a forest, then steps off the log and walks through dense vegetation while holding a blue object in front. The camera follows closely, with slight movement as the person progresses.

Check for conciseness. "Dense vegetation" is better than "dense trees" maybe. But "dense forest" is fine.

Wait, the video shows the person moving through the forest, so "dense vegetation" is appropriate.

A man standing on a log, holding a book and then interacting with a small object (possibly food or a bird). He exhibits small movements of his arms and body while handling the objects.

The background consists of trees and foliage with subtle leaf movement due to wind, but the overall background does not shift uniformly. There is no fire, water, or smoke. The leaf movement is a minor ambient effect but not dominant.


Two children, one in green striped pajamas and the other in blue patterned pajamas, walk together in a kitchen. The girl, positioned to the left, holds a small bowl and moves slightly ahead of the boy to the right, who also holds a bowl. They traverse the kitchen space from the right side toward the center, with minimal movement between frames. The camera maintains a steady perspective with slight shake throughout.

Two children in pajamas are moving through the kitchen space, with visible locomotion (walking) and minor body shifts.

The kitchen background (cabinets, counter, walls) shows no significant shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A person in a t-shirt and jeans stands centrally in a room with columns and a ceiling fan, initially with hands on hips. They raise their right hand, then the left hand, continuing to gesture with both hands in sequence. The camera remains static with a low-angle perspective throughout.

A single person performs discrete arm movements (raising and lowering arms), with clear tracking of their upper body motion against the static background.

The background (walls, columns, ceiling fan) shows no movement or environmental effects (fire, water, smoke, wind); static elements remain fixed throughout the sequence.


A young child with curly hair and a colorful pink shirt sits on a bed with green and yellow patterned sheets. The child stands, moves around the bed, holds a white stuffed animal, and then sits back. The camera captures the motion with slight handheld movement, positioned to follow the child’s actions near a bright window.

A child (discrete solid object) moves by bending, leaning, and interacting with a stuffed toy on the bed. Motion is driven by voluntary physical actions (e.g., sitting, reaching, adjusting posture).

Background elements (bed frame, window, wall) remain stationary with no uniform shifting or environmental fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind). Ambient motion is negligible.


A man in a gray shirt leans over a table with a cake featuring a lit candle, then stands upright. A man in a dark shirt and a woman clap as they stand near the table. The camera pans left to reveal more of the dimly lit room, capturing the group’s movements around the table filled with food and drink containers.

Multiple people are moving: a person in a gray shirt bends over a table and stands up, another person holds a camera and moves around, and others interact near the table.

Background elements (walls, furniture, door) remain static with no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or wind-driven environmental motion observed.


A chef in a white coat and cap manipulates a small, pale object with both hands, twisting and positioning it near a stainless steel machine, then moves the object toward the machine's opening. The camera shifts from a medium shot to a close-up of the chef's hands and the object, with the kitchen environment visible in the background.

Chef's hands manipulating a small solid object (likely food/dough) near a machine extruding a white substance.

Background elements (industrial machinery) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke present.


A man wearing a blue tank top and red boxing gloves repeatedly punches a black heavy bag, moving forward in front of it with rapid, alternating left and right strikes. The camera remains fixed with slight movement, capturing the boxer's dynamic motion in a gym setting with minimal background detail.

A person wearing red boxing gloves is punching a heavy bag, causing the bag to swing. Both the person and the bag exhibit discrete motion due to explicit physical forces (punches) and collisions.

No significant ambient environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) observed. Background elements (stone wall, gym equipment) remain static with no fluid or gaseous movement.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a close-up of a black cast iron skillet on a stovetop, containing melted butter and a whisk. Then, hands pour a yellow liquid (probably beaten eggs) from a glass bowl into the skillet, using the whisk to mix. The text says "COOK FOR 2 MINUTES" but I should ignore text recognition as per the rules. Next, the mixture is stirred, then eggs are added (but wait, the third frame shows the eggs being poured in, then maybe the liquid is cooking, then maybe the eggs are set? Wait, the frames: first frame is skillet with butter and whisk, then hands pour eggs into skillet, then stir, then maybe the eggs are cooked (since they look set), then the skillet is shown empty except for some residue. Wait, let's check each frame.

Frame 0: Skillet with melted butter, whisk inside. Then frame 1: Hands pour egg mixture from glass bowl into skillet. Frame 2: Stirring eggs in skillet. Frame 3: Eggs are cooking, maybe starting to set, then frame 4: The skillet now has cooked eggs (scrambled?), then frame 5: Skillet is empty except for some residue.

Wait, the user says "focus on motion and behavior in chronological order". So start with the skillet with butter and whisk. Then hands add eggs from a bowl into the skillet. Then hands stir the eggs. Then the eggs cook and set. Then the skillet is shown with residue. Need to describe each step.

Also, main subjects: hands, whisk, glass bowl, eggs, skillet.

Appearance: skillet is black cast iron, whisk is metal, eggs are yellow liquid, bowl is clear glass.

Spatial relationships: hands pour eggs into the skillet, which is on a stovetop.

Camera perspective: top-down view throughout.

Now, structure the caption.

Start: A black cast iron skillet on a stovetop holds melted butter with a metal whisk. Hands pour a yellow egg mixture from a clear glass bowl into the skillet. Then, the hands use the whisk to stir the eggs in the skillet. The eggs cook and set, forming a solid yellow mass. Finally, the skillet shows cooked eggs with residual butter, and the bowl is emptied. The camera maintains a top-down perspective throughout, capturing the sequence of pouring, stirring, and cooking.

Wait, check rules: exclude text recognition (so ignore "COOK FOR 2 MINUTES"), name characters, stylistic analysis. Focus on motion.

So step by step:

1. Initial state: skillet with butter, whisk.

2. Hands pour eggs into skillet.

3. Stir eggs in skillet.

4. Eggs cook (become solid, maybe) then maybe the skillet is shown with residue.

Wait the frames:

Frame 0: skillet with butter, whisk (top view).

Frame 1: hands pour egg mixture into skillet from a bowl.

Frame 2: hands stir eggs in skillet.

Frame 3: eggs are cooking (maybe bubbling, yellow).

Frame 4: eggs are cooked (scrambled), then frame 5: skillet is empty except for some residue (maybe after scraping).

Wait the video shows:

- Start with skillet on stovetop, butter melting, whisk inside.

- Then hands add eggs from a glass bowl into skillet.

- Then stir eggs.

- Then the eggs are cooking, so the mixture becomes thicker.

- Then, maybe the cooked eggs are removed, leaving residue.

Wait, the frames:

0: skillet with butter and whisk.

1: hands pour eggs into skillet.

2: hands stir eggs.

3: eggs are cooking (bubbling, yellow).

4: eggs are cooked (scrambled) in skillet.

5: skillet is empty except for some residue (after cooking).

Wait, frame 5: "the skillet with some residue (blackened from cooking)".

So the chronological order is:

1. A black cast iron skillet on a stovetop contains melted butter and a metal whisk.

2. A pair of hands pours a yellow egg mixture from a clear glass bowl into the skillet.

3. The hands use the whisk to stir the eggs in the skillet.

4. The eggs cook, transitioning from a liquid to a solid yellow mass.

5. Finally, the skillet holds only cooked eggs and residual butter.

Camera perspective: top-down throughout.

Now, check if to mention the hands, their action.

Also, background: stovetop is wooden, but minimal.

So putting it all:

A black cast iron skillet on a stovetop contains melted butter and a metal whisk. A pair of hands pours a yellow egg mixture from a clear glass bowl into the skillet, then uses the whisk to stir the eggs. The eggs cook and set into a solid yellow mass, leaving the skillet with

Hands whisking eggs in a pan, stirring and moving the yellow egg mixture with a whisk.

Background elements (wooden surface, stove) are static and unshifted across frames; no fire, water, smoke, or wind motion detected.


Hands enter the frame to grasp a camouflage baseball cap resting on a wooden stool against a brick wall; the cap is rotated clockwise to display its brim and side panels, then lifted and tilted to reveal its crown and interior before being placed back on the stool. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with no movement throughout.

A camouflage baseball cap is being manipulated by hands, rotating, lifting, and turning it on a wooden stand. The hands exhibit discrete motion as they interact with the cap.

The brick wall background remains static throughout the video, with no shifting or environmental fluid motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) observed.


A man in a gray tank top and dark pants walks toward a weight bench, lies down, and begins lifting a barbell with weights across his chest. He repeatedly raises and lowers the barbell, maintaining a steady motion. The camera perspective shifts to a top-down view as he completes the exercise.

A person performs a bench press on a weight bench, moving their arms to lift and lower a barbell with weights. The barbell and the person's torso are the primary discrete objects in motion.

The blue wall with framed certificates and the keyboard instrument remain static and unshifting throughout the video. No fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) is present.


A person in a dark blue jacket with red and white stripes kneels on dry ground, operating a blue metal device holding a wooden plank. Gloved hands adjust the device, which rests near a stream amidst dry leaves. The camera shifts to a close-up of the person’s face before returning to the hands manipulating the device, with slight handheld movement and close-up pans throughout.

A person operating a blue machine (likely a grinder or similar tool), with discrete hand movements and machine components in motion due to manual operation.

Background elements (dry leaves, ground) remain static with no significant fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A person wearing a white glove with red patterns and a wristwatch stirs granular contents in a metallic bowl using a black and red electric device, moving the tool in circular motions within the bowl. The scene is viewed from a top-down perspective with no camera movement, set on a wooden surface with a brick background.

A gloved hand is stirring a pot with a spoon. The spoon is moving through the liquid, causing the liquid to swirl. The spoon and hand are discrete solid objects.

Static background (wooden floor and countertop) shows no shifting. The liquid in the pot is being stirred and not flowing as an ambient element (fire, water, smoke, wind).


A pair of hands arranges red objects on a table. The scene shifts to a kitchen where an adult in a patterned top and a child in a pink shirt stand near a microwave; the adult opens the microwave door, places a pink item inside, and closes it. The camera transitions from a close-up to a wider view of the two figures.

The adult and child are discrete solid objects moving: the adult pours liquid, uses a knife on the countertop, and interacts with the child; the child moves closer to the adult while observing.

The kitchen background (cabinets, windows) remains static with no uniform shifting, and there are no fluid/environmental motions like fire, water flow, or smoke.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video starts with a person (female, blonde hair, smiling) in front of a gray background. She's using her hands to cover her face. Then she moves her hands to her face, maybe massaging or covering eyes, then pulls back to show her face again. Wait, the sequence: frame 0 shows her with hands near face, then hands cover eyes (frame 1.4), then hands move away (frame 2.5), then she's touching her neck (frame 3.6). Wait, let's parse the timestamps.

The video has frames:

[0.0] - person with hands near face (maybe touching cheeks), smiling.

[1.4] - hands covering eyes.

[2.5] - hands moved away, showing eyes, smiling.

[3.6] - hands on neck, moving.

[4.7] - hands still on neck, maybe adjusting.

Wait, the user provided 5 frames (from 0 to 4.7 seconds). So let's list the actions in order:

0.0s: A blonde woman with neat hair faces the camera, her hands near her cheeks; she smiles.

1.4s: She brings both hands up to cover her eyes.

2.5s: She lowers her hands, revealing her eyes with a smile.

3.6s: She moves her hands to her neck, gently touching it.

4.7s: She continues holding her hands near her neck.

Wait, the description for each frame:

Frame 0: [0.0] - hands near face, smiling.

Frame 1.4: [1.4] - hands cover eyes.

Frame 2.5: [2.5] - hands moved away, showing face.

Frame 3.6: [3.6] - hands on neck.

Frame 4.7: [4.7] - hands on neck.

So the chronological order:

1. The woman, with blonde hair, stands against a gray background. She smiles while her hands are near her cheeks.

2. She then covers her eyes with both hands.

3. After removing her hands from her eyes, she smiles, revealing her face.

4. Subsequently, she moves her hands to her neck and touches it.

5. Finally, she holds her hands near her neck.

Now, the caption needs to be concise, in chronological order. Mention appearance: blonde hair, smiling, gray background. But background is minimal. The main subject is the woman, one person.

Spatial relationships: hands move from cheeks to eyes (covering), then away, then to neck.

Camera perspective: it's a close-up, front-facing, no camera movement mentioned.

Now, structure the caption:

A blonde woman with neat hair smiles against a gray background; she moves her hands from near her cheeks to cover her eyes, then lowers her hands to reveal her face, subsequently touching her neck with both hands, holding them there.

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's check the rules:

a) Motion and behavior chronologically.

b) Brief appearance: color (blonde), size (one person), orientation (facing camera).

c) Spatial relationships: hands move from cheeks to eyes, then to neck.

d) Camera perspective: front view, no movement (since the video is a series of close-ups, likely static camera).

e) Background minimal.

f) Exclude text, etc.

So let's draft:

A blonde woman with neat hair smiles against a gray backdrop. She moves her hands from near her cheeks to cover her eyes, then lowers them to reveal her face, and finally places both hands on her neck.

Wait, check the timestamps:

Frame 0: hands near cheeks (smiling).

Frame 1.4: hands cover eyes.

Frame 2.5: hands move away (revealing face).

Frame 3.6: hands on neck.

Frame 4.7: hands on neck.

So the sequence is: hands near cheeks → cover eyes → lower hands → touch neck.

Yes.

Now, make it concise. Let's see:

A blonde woman with neat hair stands against a gray background. She moves her hands from near her cheeks to cover her eyes, then lowers them to reveal her smile, and finally touches her neck with both hands.

Check rules:

- Motion chronological: yes.

- Appearance: blonde hair, one person, smiling.

- Spatial: hands move from cheeks to eyes, then to neck.

- Camera: front view, static.

Background minimal, so gray backdrop is okay.

Yes, that's concise.

Let me check for conciseness. Maybe "A blonde woman with neat hair smiles against a gray background as she moves her hands from near her cheeks to cover her eyes, then lowers them to reveal her face, and finally places both hands on her

A single human subject (blonde-haired person) is performing controlled hand and facial movements: covering eyes, moving hands to temples, and adjusting chin/neck position. Motion is deliberate and localized to the subject.

The background is a static solid gray wall with no shifting or fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind). Background elements remain uniformly fixed.


A man in a dark shirt and blue shorts crouches in a narrow hallway, then stands to work on a brick wall to his right, moving between crouched and standing positions while interacting with the wall. The camera remains fixed, viewing through a doorway into the hallway.

A person is moving: bending down, lifting their head, and walking within the room. This is a distinct solid object with clear locomotion.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion. The stone wall and door remain static throughout the video, indicating no ambient environmental effects.


A small boat carries two people— one in a blue shirt and one in a white shirt— across a brown river, moving from left to right. The person in blue rows at the rear, propelling the boat while the person in white sits forward. Both remain seated, maintaining steady motion through the water, with dense green foliage lining the shore. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed, top-down perspective with no noticeable movement.

Two people in a small boat are moving across the water. The motion is due to rowing or propulsion, and the boat and people are distinct solid objects.

The background consists of static trees and calm river water. The water shows minimal ripples but is not the dominant motion. No fire, smoke, or wind-driven phenomena are present as the main motion.


A person’s hands, with light skin and painted nails, chop a yellow fruit into small chunks on a colorful cutting board featuring fruit patterns. The glass dish remains to the right of the board. The camera starts with a close-up of the chopping motion, then shifts slightly to show more of the person’s hands and the board as they continue cutting. Background is a dark surface.

The knife and the fruit (pineapple) are discrete objects. The knife is moved by the hand to chop the fruit, which is then cut into chunks and moved by the knife's action.

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed. Background elements (cutting board, glass dish) are stationary.


Eight individuals in white shirts and maroon shorts huddle in a line on a grassy field, arms interlocked around a rope for a tug of war. They lean forward, straining to pull the rope toward themselves while shifting their feet and bodies to maintain balance. The camera follows their synchronized effort with a slight shake, capturing their collective movement from a ground-level perspective.

Solid objects (people) are moving as a cohesive group in a physical scrum, with visible pushing and positional changes driven by direct physical forces.

The background (trees, grass, distant figures) shows no significant shifting or fluid motion; static elements remain consistent across frames.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows people riding horses. Let's check the chronological order.

In the first frame, there are two riders. The one on the left is wearing a blue head covering and a striped blanket. The one on the right is in blue. They're moving through a rocky area with trees. The background has a colorful structure. Then, as the video progresses, the horses move from left to right. Wait, no, let's see the frames. The riders start on the left, then move towards the right. Wait, in frame 0, the left rider is on the left, and the right rider is on the right. Then in frame 1, the left rider moves a bit, and the right rider's position changes. So the motion is from left to right across the scene.

Now, the main subjects: two people on horses. Their appearance: both riders have head coverings (blue), the left rider's blanket is striped (red, blue, yellow), the right rider's blanket is striped too but maybe different colors. The horses: one dark, one brown.

Spatial relationships: initially, the riders are separated by trees. As they move, they approach each other? Wait, no, looking at the frames, the left rider moves towards the center, then the right rider also moves, but maybe they're moving in the same direction. Wait, in frame 0 to 5, the horses are moving from left to right. Let's check the direction. The left horse starts on the left, then moves to the center, then to the right. The right horse also moves from the right side towards the center and then right.

Wait, no, let's look at the frames. In frame 0, the left rider is on the left, the right rider is on the right. Then frame 1, the left rider is moving right, the right rider is moving right too. So both are moving from left to right, passing trees and rocks.

Background: colorful structure (red with patterns) on the left, rocky hills. But according to rule e, keep background minimal unless essential. So maybe just mention the rocky terrain and trees.

Camera movement: the camera seems to pan left or right? Wait, in the frames, the scene is following the riders. The camera doesn't move; the riders move through the frame. So it's a static camera, maybe slight shake? But rule d says "camera perspective and movement". The description in the video: the camera is stationary, showing the riders moving through the scene.

Let's structure the caption:

Two riders on horses move from left to right across a rocky terrain with scattered trees. The rider on the left wears a blue head covering and a colorful striped blanket, while the rider on the right also wears blue and a striped blanket. Both horses, one dark and one brown, navigate the uneven ground. As they progress, they pass trees and rocks, with a colorful structure visible in the background. The camera remains stationary, capturing the movement.

Check rules:

a) Motion: chronological order (left to right movement). Correct.

b) Appearance: two riders, blue head coverings, striped blankets, two horses (dark and brown). Number: two riders, two horses. Correct.

c) Spatial: riders move from left to right, passing trees and rocks. Correct.

d) Camera: stationary (no pan, slight shake? The video might have a slight shake, but the description says "slight shake" if it's there. But in the example, the user's task is to describe what's seen. The video's camera—looking at the frames, it's a stable shot, but maybe a slight natural shake. But rule d says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". The camera is fixed, maybe slight shake. But the example might not need that. Let's check the user's instruction: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

In the video, the camera is stationary, so "stationary camera" or "fixed perspective". If it's slight shake, but the user's example doesn't specify. Let's assume the camera is stationary.

e) Background minimal: "rocky terrain with scattered trees" is minimal.

f) Exclude text, names: correct.

Now, make it concise. Let's try:

Two riders on horses move from left to right across a rocky, tree-dotted area. Both riders wear blue head coverings and striped blankets, with one riding a dark horse and the other a brown horse. They navigate the uneven terrain, passing trees and rocks. The camera remains stationary, capturing their steady progression.

Check:

- Motion: chronological, left to right.

- Appearance: two riders, blue head coverings, striped blankets, two horses (dark and brown).

- Spatial:

Discrete solid objects (horses and riders) are moving due to locomotion across the scene, with visible progression through the environment.

Background elements (trees, rocks, ground) remain stationary and show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or significant wind-driven motion observed.


Three individuals in dark shirts sit in a row, playing cellos with their hands moving across the strings. The camera pans slightly left while maintaining a frontal view of the musicians.

Musicians (violins, cellos) exhibit controlled body/limb movements (bowing, hand positioning) consistent with playing instruments.

Background elements (wall, chairs, standing individuals) show no uniform shifting; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


An older man with white hair and a dark jacket enters from the left, adjusts the yellow flowers in a wooden vase positioned on a table, then exits to the right. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person arranges a yellow flower into a vase, causing the flower to move within the vase due to physical placement.

Background elements (bookshelves, chalkboard) remain static across frames; no fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


A group of several people, including a woman in black and gray leggings with a black top, perform synchronized arm and leg movements in a gymnasium. Initially, the woman in front leads the motion, turning her body while extending her arms. As the sequence progresses, additional individuals in various colored athletic wear—pink, white, and blue shirts—join behind and to the sides, mirroring the movements. They maintain a loose circular formation, with some positioned to the left and right of the central figure. The camera remains stationary, capturing the group’s coordinated actions from a fixed angle with slight movement to follow the central figure’s motion.

Multiple people (6-8 visible) are engaged in coordinated dance movements, including stepping, arm gestures, and body swaying, indicating discrete, solid object motion due to locomotion.

Background elements (walls, ceiling lights, blue curtain) are stable and show no uniform shifting or environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


A middle-aged man in a black shirt and glasses speaks into a microphone at a conference table, gesturing with his hands while seated. A person with dark hair enters the frame from the right, moves across the foreground briefly, and exits. The background shows other individuals seated behind the table. The camera remains fixed throughout, capturing the scene from a frontal perspective.

A man at a table is gesturing with his hands, moving his arms and body while speaking into a microphone; other seated individuals in the background remain stationary.

The background consists of static elements (walls, seated individuals) with no significant shifting or fluid/environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


A hand with blue-handled scissors cuts a yellowish, irregularly shaped object with orange patches from dry grass, adjusting it repeatedly as it slices through. The person wears a red sleeve and dark shirt, with the action centered in the frame. The camera maintains a close-up, slightly shaky perspective throughout the sequence.

A person's hands and scissors are actively moving to cut a mushroom, indicating discrete interaction between solid objects.

The background consists of dry grass and leaves with minimal motion; no dominant fluid or environmental phenomena (fire, water, wind) are present.


A pair of hands holds a tablet displaying a glasses selection webpage, with a finger tapping to select a red-framed option. The scene shifts to a woman with long dark hair adjusting red-framed glasses on her face against an orange background. Next, a man with short dark hair in a purple shirt places light blue-framed glasses on his face against a blue background, then smiles. Camera starts with a top-down view of the tablet, transitions to close-ups of the hands tapping the screen, and ends with medium shots of the individuals wearing the glasses.

Discrete solid objects: two individuals adjusting eyeglasses on their faces, hands interacting with a tablet screen displaying eyeglass frames.

Backgrounds (orange and blue solid colors) are static with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A person in a bright yellow shirt and dark shorts sits in an office chair, holding a small object with both hands before lowering it to their lap and gesturing with their right hand. The background includes a cluttered desk with computers and cardboard boxes. The camera remains stationary.

A person seated in a chair is making hand gestures and slight body movements.

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, wind). Background elements (bookshelf, desk) are stable.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this captioning task. First, I need to observe the video frames. The video shows a close-up of a person's bare back, with a gloved hand (white with purple accents, branded "phat") applying something. The hand moves in a rubbing motion. The background is a stone wall, but it's minimal. Let's list the key elements chronologically.

First, the main subject: a person's back (shirtless, so skin visible). Then the gloved hand (white, purple, labeled but we can't mention text per rules f). The hand is moving across the back, probably applying sunscreen or lotion. The sequence shows the hand starting to rub, moving in a circular or back-and-forth motion.

Number of subjects: 1 person (back visible), 1 hand (gloved). Appearance: the person's back is bare, the glove is white with purple parts, brand name visible but we can't include text recognition per rule f, so maybe just describe the glove as "white and purple glove".

Spatial relationship: the glove is on the person's back, moving over it. Background is stone wall, but minimal so maybe just note it as "stone wall background".

Camera perspective: close-up, likely fixed or steady, since there's no indication of movement like pan or tilt. Wait, in the frames, the hand moves, but the camera angle stays close to the back. So camera is close-up, static? Wait, the frames might show slight movement, but the instruction says to note camera movement. Let's check the frames: each frame shows the same area, so probably a steady close-up.

Now, structure the paragraph:

Chronological: starts with the hand on the back, then the motion of rubbing. Describe the action: gloved hand rubs a substance onto the person's back. Mention the glove's color (white with purple), the person's back is bare. Background is stone wall. Camera is close-up, steady.

Avoid text recognition: so no "phat" or "COOL MUD", just describe as white and purple glove.

Let's put it all together.

" A gloved hand, white with purple accents, rubs a substance onto the bare back of a person standing against a stone wall. The hand moves in a circular motion across the skin, covering the upper back area. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, focusing on the hand's motion and the back, with minimal background detail visible."

Wait, check rules: a) motion and behavior in chronological order: starts with hand rubbing, then continues. b) appearance: person's back is bare, glove is white/purple. c) spatial: hand on back, person against stone wall. d) camera: close-up, steady (no movement mentioned, so maybe "steady close-up"). e) background minimal: stone wall is mentioned but brief. f) exclude text recognition: so no "phat" or "COOL MUD", just describe the glove as white with purple.

Wait, the initial frames: the hand is on the back, then moves. So the action is the hand applying something (like sunscreen) to the back. Let's make sure it's concise.

Possible caption: "A person’s bare back is shown as a gloved hand, white with purple coloring, rubs a substance across the skin in a circular motion. The hand moves from the upper back toward the lower back, while the person stands against a stone wall background. The camera remains in a close-up position, capturing the hand’s movement and the skin."

Wait, check the frames: the hand moves from left to right (in the frames), but the sequence shows the hand applying to the back, so the motion is rubbing. Also, the person is shirtless, back visible.

Another version: "A gloved hand (white with purple accents) moves across the bare back of a person standing against a stone wall, rubbing a substance into the skin. The camera stays close to the back, focusing on the hand’s motion. The person remains still during the application."

Need to make it concise, chronological. So first, the hand is on the back, then rubs, moves.

Let's check the example rules. The key points:

- Motion: hand rubbing, moving across back.

- Appearance: bare back, glove white/purple.

- Spatial: hand on back, person against stone wall.

- Camera: close-up, maybe slight move? Wait, the frames might be static, so "steady close-up".

Final caption should be:

<A person's bare back is covered as a white and purple gloved hand rubs a substance across the skin in a circular motion, moving from the upper back toward the lower back. The person stands against a stone wall, with the camera maintaining a close-up view focused on the hand's action and the

Discrete solid objects: gloved hand (applying cream) and thigh. The hand moves in circular motion to spread the cream.

Background is a static stone wall. No fluid or environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a logo screen showing "Zona Derby" and "American Farriers Association" with some text. Then it cuts to a blacksmith working. The main subject here is the blacksmith hammering a hot metal piece. The metal is orange (glowing), held in a vise maybe? The blacksmith uses a hammer and tongs. Let's list the steps:

1. Opening screen with logos. But the rules say exclude text recognition, so maybe just note the transition. Wait, the rules say: "Exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis." So for the first frame, since it's text, we shouldn't mention it. But the next frames are the action. So the video starts with logos, then cuts to the blacksmith.

But the caption needs to be chronological. So first, the logo scene (but since we exclude text, maybe just say the video begins with a logo screen before transitioning to the blacksmith). Wait, no, the rules say "Focus primarily on the motion and behavior of main subjects". The main subject is the blacksmith working. The first frame is static (logo), then the action.

Wait, the problem says: "the provided video" which includes all frames. So first frame: logo. Then cut to blacksmith. So chronological order: starts with logo screen (but since we can't mention text, maybe describe the transition? Wait, no. The rules say "Exclude text recognition", so if the frame has text, we don't describe it. So maybe just say the video starts with a logo, then shows a blacksmith. But the caption should focus on motion and behavior.

Wait, the first frame is the logo (static), then the second frame is a blacksmith's hands. Let's see:

Frame 0: Logo screen (static). Then frame 1: close-up of blacksmith's hands holding a glowing hot metal piece (orange) on an anvil. Then the blacksmith hammers it, using tongs to hold it. So the sequence is: logo (but we can't describe text, so maybe the video starts with a logo, then cuts to the blacksmith). But the caption should focus on the motion. So after the logo, the main action is the blacksmith working.

So the caption should be: The video begins with a logo screen before transitioning to a close-up of a blacksmith. The blacksmith, wearing red and blue clothing, holds glowing orange metal with tongs on an anvil. They hammer the metal multiple times, adjusting its position with the tongs. The camera stays focused on the blacksmith's hands and the anvil, capturing the hammering motion from a top-down perspective with slight movements to follow the action.

Wait, check rules:

a) Motion in chronological order: Logo (static), then blacksmith's actions (hammering, tongs). But logo is text, so maybe just skip. Wait, the problem says "the provided video", which includes all frames. So the first frame is logo, then the rest. But the rules say "exclude text recognition", so in the caption, don't mention the logo. So the video starts with a logo, then shows the blacksmith. But since we can't mention the logo (text), focus on the action.

So the main sequence: after the logo, the blacksmith is working. So:

A person in blue pants and red shirt uses tongs to hold a glowing orange metal piece on a black anvil. They hammer the metal repeatedly, adjusting its position with the tongs. The camera captures close-up shots of the hammering motion, focusing on the hands and the anvil from a slightly shaky perspective.

Wait, let's check the frames:

Frame 1: "HERRADOR MIEMBRO DEL PROGRAMA DE EDUCACIÓN CONTINUIDA ZONA DERBY - AFA" but that's text, so exclude.

Frame 2: close-up of blacksmith's hands (blue pants, red shirt) holding glowing orange metal on anvil.

Frame 3: hammering the metal.

Frame 4: continues hammering.

Frame 5: adjusts with tongs.

So chronological order:

1. (Logo, but exclude)

2. Close-up of hands holding glowing orange metal (size: medium, orange color) on anvil.

3. Hammer strikes the metal multiple times.

4. Adjusts metal position with tongs.

5. Continues hammering.

So the caption:

The video opens with a logo screen before transitioning to a close-up of a blacksmith's hands. The blacksmith, wearing blue pants and a red shirt, holds a glowing orange metal piece with tongs on a black anvil. They hammer the metal repeatedly, adjusting its position with the tongs to shape it. The camera remains focused on the

Hot metal horseshoe (red-orange) manipulated by blacksmith's hands and hammer; hammer strikes the metal, causing bending and deformation of the object.

Static workshop background (anvil, floor) with no significant shifting or fluid motion; glowing metal is a thermal effect, not dominant ambient motion.


A person holds tongs gripping a glowing orange-red metal ring above an anvil, then strikes the metal with a red-hot hammer, causing sparks to fly. They reposition the metal on the anvil using the tongs, moving it to a new location. The background includes a bucket and scattered charcoal, while the camera maintains a close-up focus that slightly follows the metal's movement.

The blacksmith is moving their arms and hands to manipulate tongs, add coal, and hammer the metal. The metal is being deformed by the hammering.

The background (wall and workbench) is static. Fire and sparks are present but are secondary to the blacksmith's actions and not dominant.


A man in a green shirt sits at a kitchen counter holding a brown object, with a blue circular overlay behind him showing another figure holding items. The scene shifts to a close-up of hands using a tool on a tray filled with red items. A woman in a pink shirt, a child in a striped shirt, and the man in green then gather around the tray, interacting with the items. The camera transitions from a medium shot of the initial man to close-ups of the tray and then to a medium shot of the group.

Discrete solid objects (human hands, tray, carrots) move due to physical interaction (e.g., lifting, placing items).

No shifting background elements (cabinets, windows remain static across frames). No fluid/environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind present).


A hand holding a white-edged smartphone moves into view, then the camera shifts to focus on a hand adjusting the focus knob of a black and white microscope with a lit bulb; the hand turns the knob and pulls back. The camera perspective transitions from a close-up of the smartphone to a close-up of the microscope with slight movement.

A person is adjusting a microscope and moving a tablet (or similar device). The motion of the microscope and tablet is due to the person's hands.

No dominant ambient environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind). Background elements (window, curtains, table) are static and show no uniform shift.


The video opens with a view of a countertop. A person in a red shirt and dark pants enters from the left, holding a long stick, and walks rightward past tall, wheeled metal racks stacked with trays, approaching a vending machine in the background. The camera remains stationary throughout the sequence.

A person in a red shirt is moving a wooden rack (pushing it) and a mop (sweeping the floor).

Background is static (wall, soap dispenser, floor) and shows no shifting. No ambient environmental motion (fire, water, wind) detected.


A person wearing a white cap, dark shirt, and jeans holds a long-handled cleaning tool near a sliding glass door. They begin sweeping the carpeted floor, moving the tool from the door inward in a sweeping motion, then continue sweeping toward the room's interior past a small table. The camera remains static, capturing the person's motion across the floor.

Discrete solid objects: Person (walking, sweeping) and broom (being manipulated by the person). Motion is due to human locomotion and sweeping action.

Background elements (walls, door, furniture) are stationary with no uniform shifting. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) detected.


At a grassy campsite with a gray tent in the background, four people interact around a fire pit. A woman in a striped tank top and dark shorts stands, then bends toward the fire pit while a woman in a white tank top and black shorts crouches nearby, handling a red container. A child in a pink shirt and patterned pants sits on the ground, and a boy in a yellow shirt sits on a chair. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a ground-level perspective with minimal background detail.

Discrete solid objects (people) exhibit locomotion: a woman bends down and interacts with items on the ground, while others remain seated.

Background elements (tent, chairs, trees) show no uniform shifting; smoke is present but not dominant in motion.


Two infants are on the floor; one wears a blue shirt and sits near a blue container surrounded by colorful toys, while the other, in a striped shirt, lies down. A hand enters from the right, moving toward the toys. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with slight shake throughout.

A dog moves across the scene (entering/leaving frame), while a seated child and adult exhibit minimal displacement. Discrete solid objects (dog, child, adult) show intentional or natural motion.

Background elements (concrete ground, objects) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, or smoke detected. Ambient motion is absent.