A small child in a black and white striped shirt and dark pants pushes a wooden toy cart with red wheels and a handle, moving forward in a room with yellow walls. The child starts near a door on the left, proceeds toward the camera, and continues past a refrigerator on the right. The camera remains stationary throughout the sequence.

A child is pushing a wooden toy lawnmower across the floor; both the child and the lawnmower exhibit discrete, solid motion driven by intentional locomotion.

Background elements (walls, floor, door) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind visible.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's see. The video shows a person handling black patent leather ankle boots. The person is wearing a black and white striped shirt. They're polishing the boots. First, the person holds one boot, then the other. The boots have a block heel. The background is a white lattice with some greenery, but maybe that's not essential. The camera is probably a close-up, top-down view. Let's break it down chronologically.

Start: Person holds two black ankle boots. They rotate one boot to show the sole. Then apply something (polish) to the toe area. Then place the boot down, show the other boot. Wait, in the frames: first frame, they have one boot on the table, the other in hand. Then they rotate the boot to show the sole. Then apply polish. Then place the boot down. Then hold the other boot. Let's sequence.

Frame 0: Person holds both boots, one on table, one in hand. They rotate the held boot to show sole. Frame 1: Person holds the boot up, showing the front. Frame 2: Applying polish to the front. Frame 3: Placing the boot down. Frame 4: Holding the other boot. So the motion is: holding one boot, rotating to show sole, polishing, placing down, then holding the other.

Appearance: Black patent leather boots, block heel, striped shirt. Spatial: Boots are on a white table, person's hands. Camera perspective: Close-up, maybe top-down? The background is lattice but minimal.

Need to describe in chronological order. So:

A person in a black and white striped shirt handles two black patent leather ankle boots with block heels. They rotate one boot to display its sole, apply a polishing substance to the toe area, place it back on the white surface, then pick up the second boot. The camera maintains a close-up top-down view focused on the hands and boots, with a minimal background.

Check rules: a) motion chronologically. b) describe appearance (color, size, orientation: black, patent, block heel). c) spatial: on white table, hands. d) camera: top-down, close-up. e) background minimal. f) exclude text, etc.

Let me make it concise. The output should be a paragraph.

" A person in a black and white striped shirt polishes two black patent leather ankle boots with block heels. They rotate one boot to show its sole, apply polish to the toe area, place it on the white surface, and then hold the second boot. The camera captures a close-up top-down view of the hands and boots against a neutral background."

Wait, need to check the exact sequence from the frames. Let's check the provided frames:

[0.0] - Person holds two boots, one on table, one in hand. Rotate the held boot to show sole.

[1.4] - Person holds the boot upright, showing front.

[2.5] - Applying polish to front.

[3.6] - Placing the boot back on table (so one boot is now on table, the other is in hand? Wait, no: in frame 0, two boots: one on table, one held. Frame 1: held boot is now up, so maybe moved to show front. Frame 2: polishing. Frame 3: placing back on table. Then frame 4: the person is holding the other boot (the one that was on table now), maybe? Wait, the frames:

Frame 0: Person holds a boot (left hand?) and one is on table. Wait, first frame shows two boots on table? Wait, no. The first frame [0.0] shows person's hands: one boot on table, the other in hand. Then they rotate the held boot (to show sole). Then frame 1: holding the boot up (front view). Then frame 2: applying polish. Frame 3: placing the boot on the table, now both boots are on table? Wait, frame 3: person places the boot down, so the held boot is now on table, and the other is in hand? Wait, maybe I need to track each step.

Actually, from the frames provided:

[0.0] - Two boots: one in hand, one on table. Person rotates the held boot to display sole.

[1.4] - Person holds the boot upright (front view).

[2.5] - Applying polish to the toe of the boot.

[3.6] - Person places the boot down on the table (so now both boots are on table? Wait, no. Wait, in frame 0, two boots: one on table, one held. Then they rotate the held one to show sole. Then hold it up. Then apply polish. Then place it back

Discrete solid objects: the person's hands (applying polish) and black boots (being polished) move due to explicit physical actions (rubbing motion, hand movements, boot repositioning).

Static background elements (white table and lattice structure) show no shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, wind). No fluid or gaseous phenomena observed.


A person in a white chef's coat dips a piece of food into a glass bowl of liquid, then transfers it to a second glass bowl filled with breadcrumbs, coating it thoroughly. The hands move between the bowls on a wooden surface, with the liquid bowl positioned to the left of the breadcrumb bowl. The camera alternates between close-up shots of the dipping and coating actions and a wider view of the kitchen workspace.

Hands manipulate a food item (likely chicken), dipping it into batter then pressing into breadcrumbs; solid objects (hands, food, bowls) exhibit explicit physical interaction.

Background elements (curtain, kitchen setup) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, or wind effects observed.


Two people sit facing each other in a black and white room with a patterned wall on one side; the left individual wears a patterned dress, the right wears a sleeveless top and shorts. The right person raises their hands, gestures, and moves an object toward the left person, who watches and extends their hand toward the object. Both interact playfully. The camera remains static in a medium shot.

Two seated individuals (left and right) are moving their hands and arms, interacting with objects (e.g., holding, manipulating) in a deliberate manner.

Backgrounds are static (patterned wallpaper and plain wall with no shifting or fluid motion). No fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A person in a gray hoodie and blue overalls shapes wet clay on a spinning pottery wheel. They center the clay with their hands, pressing and smoothing it as the wheel rotates. The wheel, featuring a green inner ring, is positioned on a cluttered worktable with a yellow sponge and a bucket to the right. The camera maintains a top-down perspective throughout.

Discrete objects: person's hands actively shaping clay on a rotating pottery wheel. The clay moves in circular motion due to the wheel, but the hands apply explicit physical forces to mold it.

The background (table, yellow cup, and white container) is static with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


A person wearing a light blue shirt, denim shorts, white cap, and black sneakers trims a leafy bush adjacent to a beige building, using a tool to cut branches. The individual stands to the left of the bush, adjusting their stance and tool position while working. A finger enters the frame from the right, briefly obscuring part of the scene. The camera maintains a steady perspective with minimal shake, focusing on the person and bush against the building backdrop.

A person is trimming a bush with their hands. The person's hands and arms move to cut the branches. The bush has minimal movement due to the cutting.

The background (building and ground) is stable with no uniform shifting. There is no fire, water, smoke, or significant wind motion. The bush is being trimmed, but the bush's motion is a reaction to the person's action and not ambient.


A woman with short dark hair, wearing a light-colored top and necklace, is seated and focuses on manipulating a textured object with both hands. Her hands move rhythmically as she adjusts the object, keeping it positioned in front of her. The background features a plain wall with faint vertical lines. The camera maintains a close-up perspective with slight shakiness throughout the sequence.

A person is moving their head and hands while interacting with an object (likely an infant). The motion is discrete and solid.

Background elements (wall) are static; no fire, water, wind, or smoke observed. Ambient motion is negligible.


A person with long brown hair and a gray t-shirt with a heart design plays a dark clarinet, moving their hands over the keys while seated in front of a bookshelf and closet. The camera remains stationary throughout.

The woman is the only discrete object; she moves her head and hands while speaking, indicating human locomotion and facial gestures.

Background elements (bookshelf, closet) are static with no uniform shifting. No fluid/environmental motion observed (e.g., fire, water, smoke, wind).


Hands fold a small black object into three parts on a white surface, adjusting it to stand vertically. Subsequently, hands manipulate a folded black-and-white patterned object, placing it flat on the surface. The camera maintains a top-down perspective with minimal movement throughout the sequence.

Hands are manipulating a flexible cloth (sock) by folding it, causing the cloth to move due to physical forces applied by the hands.

The background is a static white surface with no shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion present.


The video opens with a close-up of a black spatula stirring bright yellow-green scrambled eggs in a pan. It then transitions to a top-down view of gloved hands spreading butter on a white bread slice positioned on a counter with several bowls of colored egg mixtures. The hands proceed to layer yellow egg mixture onto the buttered bread, followed by a red mixture layer, and finally a green mixture layer.

Discrete solid objects: spatula stirring scrambled eggs in a pan, gloved hand spreading butter on bread, and gloved hand adding egg mixture to the bread slice.

No shifting background elements or fluid/environmental motion observed; static kitchen setting with consistent counter and stove elements throughout the clip.


Several light tan and black sled dogs, harnessed in pairs, stand stationary on snow near handlers; the dogs then begin pulling sleds while handlers walk alongside, moving forward across the snowy terrain. The camera follows the dogs’ motion, panning left to track their progression.

Sled dogs (multiple teams) are moving in unison, pulling sleds. People are walking alongside or managing the sleds. All motion is due to explicit locomotion and physical forces (e.g., dogs pulling sleds, humans walking).

The snowy ground and distant static elements (e.g., poles, fences) show no uniform shifting, and there are no fire, water, or fluid motions present. The environment is solid and stable.


A person wearing a pink helmet, yellow top, white pants, and black boots rides a light brown horse in an outdoor arena. The rider makes slight adjustments to their position while seated. A second person in black clothing and a hat enters from the right and approaches the horse. The camera remains mostly steady with minor movement.

A rider on a horse and a stationary observer are present; the horse exhibits subtle movement (locomotion) while the rider maintains posture, indicating solid object motion due to physical forces.

Background elements (trees, fence, ground) show no significant shifting or environmental fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A man in a white cap, gray shirt, and khaki shorts carries a large white golf bag across a green lawn from left to right. He stops near a second man wearing a blue polo shirt and khaki pants who stands beside a golf hole holding a yellow flagstick. The second man adjusts the flagstick as the first man approaches, while a crowd of spectators in casual attire observes from behind them. The camera maintains a ground-level perspective and pans left slightly to follow the first man’s movement.

Discrete objects include a person swinging a bat (causing ball launch), a ball in flight, and multiple people moving across the field. Motion of these objects is driven by physical forces (bat impact, locomotion).

Static background elements (trees, grass, distant structures) show no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion observed.


A person wearing a light blue shirt, dark shorts, and an orange undershirt performs a headstand on a black yoga mat against a beige wall. They raise their arms upward and then extend them forward. The camera remains stationary, capturing the motion from a fixed angle.

A single person (discrete solid object) moves: starts in a kneeling pose on a mat, then raises arms while maintaining position.

Static background elements (walls, door, floor) show no shifting or uniform motion; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed.


Two men engage in arm wrestling at a table: one in a black shirt, the other in a blue shirt with a white logo. A referee in a black-and-white striped shirt stands between them. Initially, both grip each other's hands, leaning forward; the man in the blue shirt gradually overpowers, pushing the black-shirted man's arm downward. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, slightly shaky, focusing on their upper bodies and arms throughout the match.

Two competitors (arm wrestlers) exhibit muscular movements and body shifts due to physical force application during arm wrestling; referee remains stationary.

Static background elements (walls, referee's position) show no uniform shifting. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) present.


A person wearing a white helmet, dark clothing, and a harness stands at the edge of a rocky cliff, then jumps off, descending rapidly over a forested area. The camera follows their fall, capturing their movement downward with a slight shake.

A single climber (person) is moving along the rock face, using ropes and hands/feet for support.

The background trees show minimal swaying due to wind, but this is not dominant motion; the video is primarily focused on the climber's movement.


Two baseball players in orange jerseys and white pants stand near a chain-link fence; the player on the right (wearing a cap and black socks) picks up a bat, raises it, and swings while the left player remains stationary. The camera stays fixed, capturing the motion from a ground-level perspective with minimal background details.

A baseball player (jersey #25) swings a bat, with discrete motion of the bat and body due to physical forces (swinging action).

Static background elements (fence, building) show no uniform shifting or environmental motion (fire, water, wind); environment appears still.


A pair of hands presses red ground meat into a silver meat grinder, which then extrudes the meat as thin, continuous strips through its nozzle. The camera transitions from a top-down view of the tray containing the meat to a close-up of the grinder's exit point, focusing on the emerging strips.

Discrete objects: hand pushing meat into the grinder, meat extruding from the grinder. The motion is due to physical interaction between the hand and the grinder mechanism.

No shifting background elements (tray, container, and counter are static). No fire, water, or fluid motion present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, the video shows a lizard on a tree branch. The main subject is a lizard, probably a gecko or similar, with a brownish color. Let's check the frames. From the first to the fifth frame, the lizard is moving along the branch. Let's describe the motion chronologically.

At the start (0.0s), the lizard is on the branch. Then, as time goes, it moves: in frame 1, maybe it's adjusting position; frame 2, it shifts; frame 3, continues moving; frame 4, maybe reaching a spot; frame 5, it's on the branch but maybe changing direction.

Appearance: The lizard is brown, small, with limbs gripping the branch. Spatial: It's on a tree branch against a clear blue sky. The branch is dry, no leaves. Camera perspective: The camera is looking up, maybe static, since no movement is mentioned. Background is minimal, just sky.

So, chronological: The lizard moves along the branch, changing positions, gripping with limbs. Start with its position, then movement step by step. Then camera is static, top view? Wait, the video is shot from below looking up, so camera is below the branch, so perspective is upward.

Wait, the frames show the lizard on a branch, so camera is below, looking up at the branch. So the perspective is looking up. Camera movement: the frames show no obvious movement, so static.

Putting it all: A brown lizard with extended limbs moves along a dry tree branch against a clear blue sky. Initially positioned near the left side of the branch, it gradually shifts rightward, adjusting its grip with claws as it traverses the branch. The camera remains static, capturing the lizard from a downward perspective against the sky.

Wait, check the rules: focus on motion and behavior, chronological. So start with position, then movement. Mention appearance (color, size, orientation—lizard is brown, small, limbs extended). Spatial relationships: on the branch, moving along it. Background minimal.

Let me structure:

"Initially, a small brown lizard with extended limbs is positioned on a dry tree branch against a clear blue sky. Over the sequence, the lizard shifts rightward along the branch, adjusting its grip with claws to maintain balance. The camera remains static, viewed from a downward angle, capturing the lizard's movement against the sky."

Wait, check if the number is relevant. The problem says "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)." Here, only one lizard. So "a small brown lizard".

Also, in the video, the lizard is moving, so "shifts rightward along the branch".

Let me check the frames. Frame 0: lizard on branch, maybe head down. Frame 1: moving right. Frame 2: further right. Frame 3: moving, maybe turning? Frame 4: adjusting position. Frame 5: on branch, maybe same as before but adjusted.

So chronological: starts on left, moves right, adjusts grip.

Now, camera perspective: the video is shot from below, so camera angle is upward (looking up at the branch), so "viewed from a downward perspective" or "upward view"? Wait, if the camera is below, looking up, then the perspective is upward. So "camera remains static, capturing the lizard from an upward angle against the sky".

But the user says: "camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

So top-down would be from above, but here it's from below, so maybe "upward angle" but the rules say to use terms like top-down. Wait, "upward angle" isn't a standard term. Maybe "viewed from below" but the standard terms are top-down, bottom-up, etc. Wait, in video terms, top-down is camera above subject, bottom-up is camera below. So here, camera is below, so "bottom-up perspective". But maybe the user expects "upward angle" but perhaps "viewed from below".

Wait, the example given is "top-down, pan left, slight shake", so maybe the terms are standard. Since the camera is looking up, the perspective is "upward" but maybe the standard is "bottom-up" (if camera is below). Wait, no: top-down is from above, bottom-up is from below. So if the camera is below the branch, then it's a bottom-up view.

So the camera perspective: bottom-up, static.

Putting all together:

A small brown lizard with extended limbs moves along a dry tree branch against a clear blue sky. Starting near the left end of the branch, the lizard gradually shifts rightward, adjusting its grip with claws to maintain balance as it traverses the branch. The camera remains static,

A bird is perched on a branch, showing head movements and slight body adjustments.

The background consists of a static blue sky with no visible environmental motion (fire, water, wind). The branch is stationary.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to describe the video chronologically. The main subjects are the people in the scene. Let's break down each frame.

In the first frame, there's a bald man in a dark suit sitting at a wooden podium, facing away. Behind him, a woman with short hair (maybe blonde) is partially visible, and another person. Then, in frame 2, the woman in the background moves. Frame 3, she's more visible, holding something (maybe glasses or a phone). Frame 4, she's standing near the podium, and frame 5, she's holding an object and seems to be interacting.

Wait, the main subjects: the bald man (dark suit, sitting at podium, back to camera), another person to his left (maybe a man with dark hair), and a woman in a black dress with short hair. The woman enters from the background (through a doorway maybe), walks towards the podium, holds an object (possibly glasses), and gestures.

Chronology: Start with the man at podium. Then the woman in black enters from behind, moves to the front, interacts with the podium area, possibly talking or handing something. The camera is static, I think, since there's no movement mentioned. The background is a room with a door and some walls.

Need to check rules: focus on motion. So first, the bald man at podium. Then the woman appears in the doorway, moves towards the podium, holds an object. Spatial: the woman is behind the man initially, then moves to his side or front.

Let me structure:

- A bald man in a dark suit sits at a wooden podium, facing away from the camera, with another person to his left. A woman in a black sleeveless dress with short blonde hair enters from a doorway behind him, approaches the podium, and holds an object (possibly glasses) while gesturing toward the man.

Wait, check the frames: frame 0-1: man at podium, woman behind. Frame 2: woman moves. Frame 3: woman is near the doorway, holding something. Frame 4: she's closer, and frame 5: she's holding the object and maybe speaking.

So chronological: The man in the dark suit sits at the podium. The woman in the black dress walks into view from the background doorway, approaches the podium, and holds an object while gesturing.

Also, mention spatial: the woman starts behind the man, then moves to his left side (since he's at the podium, and she's approaching). The camera is static, no movement. Background: office-like room with walls and door.

Now, concise paragraph. Let's draft:

A bald man in a dark suit sits at a wooden podium facing away, with a man to his left. A woman in a black sleeveless dress with short blonde hair enters from a doorway behind him, walks toward the podium, and holds an object (likely glasses) while gesturing toward the man. The camera remains static throughout.

Wait, the woman in the background initially—she's in the doorway, then moves. So first, the man is seated, the woman is in the doorway, then she steps forward, approaches the podium, holds the object.

Check the video: frame 0: woman is behind (partially visible), frame 1: she moves, frame 2: she's more visible, frame 3: holding something, frame 4: closer, frame 5: holding it and maybe speaking.

So the motion is the woman entering the frame from behind, moving toward the podium, holding an object. The main subjects: three people (but the other person is just a man to the left, maybe not main).

Rule a) main subjects' motion. So the bald man is stationary, the woman moves. So focus on the woman's motion.

Let's write:

A bald man in a dark suit sits at a wooden podium facing away, with another person to his left. A woman in a black sleeveless dress with short blonde hair enters from a doorway behind him, walks toward the podium, and holds an object while gesturing. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

Wait, but rule e: minimal background. So "office-like room" is minimal. But need to check if essential for motion. The doorway is where she enters, so maybe necessary.

Also, check if the woman's appearance: black dress, short hair. Yes, as per frames.

Now, final caption should be concise. Let's make it tight.

<caption_output>A bald man in a dark suit sits at a wooden podium, facing away, with a man to his left. A woman in a black sleeveless dress with short blonde hair enters from a doorway behind him, walks toward the podium, and holds an object while gesturing. The camera remains static.</

A woman walks from the background to the desk, then sits down. A man at the desk moves his hands while writing or gesturing.

The background consists of static elements (walls, door, furniture) with no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let's tackle this video captioning task. First, I need to understand what the user wants. They provided a video with several frames and specific rules for generating a caption.

The main points from the rules are: focus on motion and behavior in chronological order, describe appearance and number, mention spatial relationships if needed, conclude with camera perspective and movement, keep background minimal, exclude text recognition, named characters, or stylistic analysis.

Looking at the video frames provided:

1. The first frame shows hands with dark nail polish (black and maybe dark blue) making a snowflake shape on a surface, possibly dough. There's text "add SNICKERS" but according to rule f, I need to exclude text recognition, so I should ignore that. The hands are the main subject here.

2. Second frame: A hand placing dough balls on a baking sheet. The background is blurred with warm lights, but rule e says minimal background unless essential. Maybe just mention the baking sheet and dough balls.

3. Third and fourth frames: Text "bake 20-30 min at 300°" appears over the dough balls. But again, exclude text recognition, so focus on the dough balls and the action of baking as per the instruction.

4. Fifth frame: The baked cookies on a plate with some foil-wrapped items. So the process moves from shaping dough to baking to final product.

Chronological order would be: hands shaping dough → placing dough balls on tray → baking → final cookies.

Appearance details: Hands with dark nail polish (but specific color might not matter, just dark). Dough balls are light-colored, maybe rolled into balls. The baking sheet is metal, maybe with parchment paper. The final cookies are on a plate.

Spatial relationships: Hands are working on a surface (maybe counter), then placing balls on the tray. The tray is on a counter, then the oven.

Camera perspective: First frame is top-down view of hands. Then maybe a close-up of the dough balls, then possibly a close-up of the baked cookies.

Wait, the user says in the output format: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement". So need to describe how the camera moves between the shots.

For the first frame, top-down shot of hands. Then second frame might be a close-up of the tray. Third frame same as second but with text (but ignore text). Fourth frame same. Fifth frame is a different angle showing the cookies.

Wait, the frames given:

Frame 0: Hands on surface (top-down)

Frame 1: Dough balls on tray (close-up)

Frame 2: Text over dough balls (same as frame 1)

Frame 3: Baked cookies on plate (maybe a different angle, maybe overhead or side)

Wait, the user's input says "the provided video" has the frames as listed. Let me check:

[0.0] - hands with dark nail polish shaping dough.

[1.4] - hands placing dough balls on baking sheet.

[2.5] - dough balls on tray, text "bake 20-30 min..."

[3.6] - same as previous, text still there.

[4.7] - baked cookies on plate.

Wait, the user's input has five frames:

0.0: hands on surface

1.4: dough balls on tray

2.5: dough balls with text

3.6: same as 2.5

4.7: baked cookies

Wait, no, looking at the user's provided example:

The video starts with hands (0.0), then a close-up of dough balls (1.4), then text over dough balls (2.5), same text (3.6), then baked cookies (4.7). But according to the user's input:

[0.0] hands

[1.4] hands placing dough balls

[2.5] dough balls on tray with text

[3.6] same text (maybe same frame)

[4.7] baked cookies

Wait, the user lists the frames as:

[0.0] - hands with nails, text "add SNICKERS"

[1.4] - hands placing dough balls

[2.5] - dough balls on tray

[3.6] - text "bake 20-30 min..."

[4.7] - baked cookies

Wait, the actual user input for the video frames:

<0.3 seconds> - hands with dark nail polish shaping dough.

<1.4 seconds> - hands placing dough balls on tray.

<2.5 seconds> - dough balls on tray, text "bake 20-30 min at 300°"

Wait, no. The user's example:

The video frames listed as:

[0.0]

Hands with black nail polish are moving discrete solid objects (dough balls, Snickers candy pieces) through physical actions like pressing, placing, and adding.

No shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion observed; static elements (e.g., flour surface, baking tray, purple cloth) remain consistent within each scene, with no fire, water, smoke, or wind.


A person wearing a dark blue jacket stands on a driveway, holding a yellow bag in their right hand and a blue jacket in their left. They raise their right arm to wave, then lower it and move the yellow bag, subsequently walking down the steps toward the street. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a fixed perspective.

A person is moving via locomotion (walking) while holding a yellow object; the person's motion is distinct and trackable.

Background elements (trees, road, houses) are static with no fluid/environmental motion (e.g., no smoke, water, or wind-driven swaying observed).


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to describe the video chronologically. The video shows a basketball game. Let's break down each frame.

In the first frame (0.0s), there are players in red and black jerseys on a court. Some are moving, maybe passing or dribbling. Then at 1.2s, players are still in motion, maybe a pass. By 2.5s, a player in black is dribbling, another in red is defending. Then 3.6s, there's a jump shot maybe? Or a pass. The next frame shows the ball going towards the basket.

Wait, the main subjects are the players. Let's count: red jerseys (orange, maybe), black jerseys (dark). Numbers: one player in red has 12. The action: players moving, dribbling, passing, shooting.

Chronological order: Start with players on court, then movement (dribbling, defending), then a shot attempt, then the ball in motion towards the basket.

Appearance: Players in red (orange) and black jerseys, shorts. Sizes: all similar, typical basketball players. Spatial relationships: players in different positions, some near the basket, others further.

Camera perspective: The video seems to follow the action, maybe panning or following the ball. From the frames, it looks like the camera is moving to follow the play, maybe a slight shake as it tracks the movement.

Background: gymnasium, spectators, bleachers. But rule e says minimal background, so maybe just mention the court.

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

- Start: Multiple players in red and black jerseys on a basketball court, moving in formation.
- Then: A player in black dribbles while being guarded by a red player; others position around the court.
- Next: The ball is passed or shot, moving toward the basket as players react.
- End: The ball is in flight toward the basket, with players and spectators visible in the background.

Camera: Follows the action with slight movement, tracking the ball and players. No specific direction (pan left, etc.) but just follows the play.

Check rules: chronological, focus on motion. Mention appearance (colors), spatial (e.g., player in black dribbling in front of red defender), conclude with camera.

Let's draft:

"Multiple basketball players in orange and black jerseys move dynamically across a wooden court; an orange-jerseyed player dribbles while guarded by a black-jerseyed player, with others positioning around the key. The ball is passed toward the basket as players react, followed by a shot attempt. The camera tracks the play with slight movement, maintaining focus on the action."

Wait, check numbers: red (orange) and black. The player with 12 is in orange. So maybe mention "an orange-jerseyed player (number 12) dribbles..." But rule b says briefly describe appearance and number. The task says "color, size, orientation"—so colors are important.

Wait, rule f: exclude named characters, so maybe not the number unless it's part of the description. Wait, the problem says "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So include color, maybe number if visible. The 12 is visible in one frame.

But maybe better to not get too specific. Let's see:

"Players in orange and black jerseys actively participate in a basketball game on a gym court. An orange-jerseyed player (number 12) dribbles the ball while being defended by a black-jerseyed player; others move in formation. The ball is passed toward the basket, and players adjust positions as the shot attempt occurs. The camera follows the action with slight motion, capturing the players' movements against the gym background."

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

"Multiple basketball players in orange and black jerseys move on a gym court; an orange player (number 12) dribbles while guarded by a black player, with others surrounding the key. The ball is passed toward the basket, triggering players to react. The camera tracks the play with slight movement, maintaining focus on the action."

Wait, let's check each part.

- Chronological: start with players moving, then dribbling/defending, then pass, then shot attempt.

- Appearance: orange and black jerseys.

- Spatial: orange player (12) dribbling in front of black defender, others around.

- Camera: tracks play with slight movement.

Yes, that works.

Let me check the sample frames:

Frame 0: players in orange and black, moving. Frame 1: more movement. Frame 2: orange player (12) dribbling, black player defending. Frame 3: action near the basket (maybe a

Players in red and yellow jerseys are moving via locomotion (running, dribbling) and physical interactions (passing, blocking), with the basketball as a distinct object.

The gym background (walls, floor markings) shows no significant uniform shifting or fluid motion (no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


A group of female athletes in red and black uniforms with yellow accents run across a green court, moving from left to right. One athlete passes a white ball toward a net post as teammates sprint alongside. Spectators stand behind the court. The camera pans left to follow the athletes’ movement, then shifts focus to the ball’s trajectory toward the post.

Discrete solid objects: runners in red/yellow uniforms moving via locomotion (running, jumping), and a ball being thrown (hurdle event).

Static background elements (building, trees, spectator stands) show no uniform shifting; no fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven fluid motion observed.


RAW CAPTION: Okay, let me tackle this video caption request. The user provided a video snippet where someone is putting in a contact lens. My job is to create a concise chronological paragraph following the given rules.

First, I need to focus on the main subject, which is the person inserting a contact lens. The video shows close-up shots, so the camera is probably fixed on the eye area. The main action is the hand holding the contact lens and placing it into the eye. The person's eye is visible, with the eyelid being pulled down to access the eye.

Looking at the rules: chronological order. So I should start with the initial state (hand holding the lens), then the movement of placing it, and finally the lens being set in place. Need to mention the appearance of the contact lens—clear, small, curved. The eye's color is dark brown. The hand is a light skin tone. Spatial relationship: the hand is in front of the eye, fingers positioned to hold the lens.

Background is blurred, so minimal description. The camera is a close-up, static, maybe slight zoom in. But the rules say to mention camera perspective and movement. The user says "conclude with camera perspective and movement." So maybe "close-up, static shot" or something.

Wait, the rules say to keep background minimal unless essential. The background is blurred, so maybe just "blurred green background" but the rules say minimal. Maybe just mention it's blurred without specifying color.

Check the output format: must be in <caption_output> tags. No markdown. Must follow exactly.

Let me structure the paragraph:

1. Chronological order: Hand holds contact lens, approaches eye, places it.

2. Describe main subjects: hand (light skin tone), contact lens (clear, small, curved), eye (dark brown).

3. Spatial relationships: hand is in front of the eye, fingers near the eyelid.

4. Camera perspective: close-up, static.

Let me put it all together. Avoid mentioning the person's name or text. Exclude stylistic analysis. Make sure it's concise.

Possible draft: "A hand with light skin tone holds a small, clear, curved contact lens in front of a dark brown eye. The fingers gently pull the upper eyelid down, positioning the lens near the eye's surface. The hand then carefully places the lens onto the eye, adjusting it for proper fit. The camera maintains a close-up, static perspective focused on the eye and hand throughout."

Wait, but the rules say "concise" and chronological. Let me check the example in the rules. Maybe shorter. Let's see the example given in the problem: "The person with brown eyes pulls their upper eyelid down with their left hand to insert a contact lens. Their right hand holds the clear, round lens near the eye. The lens is placed onto the eye's surface and adjusted to fit properly. The camera remains in a steady close-up position, capturing the detailed process."

Wait, the user provided an example where the caption is a paragraph. Let me check the exact requirements.

Wait the user's output format says: "concise, chronological paragraph". So maybe 3-4 sentences.

Another approach: "A hand with light skin tone holds a small, clear contact lens directly in front of a dark brown eye. The fingers gently pull the upper eyelid down to expose the eye's surface, then carefully position the lens onto the eye. The lens is adjusted for proper placement as the hand moves slightly. The camera maintains a tight, static close-up on the eye and hand throughout."

Check if it's chronological: hold lens, pull eyelid, place lens, adjust. Yes.

Check appearance: contact lens is clear, small, curved? The original video shows a contact lens, which is typically clear and curved, but maybe better to just say "clear" as per the video.

Wait, in the video, the contact lens is shown as a small, transparent object. So "small, clear contact lens" is okay.

Spatial relationships: hand in front of eye, fingers near eyelid.

Camera: close-up, static.

Background: minimal, so maybe "blurred background" but the rules say keep it minimal unless essential. The background here is just blurred green, but the rules say to keep it minimal. Maybe omit it unless necessary. The main action is the eye and hand, so background isn't needed.

Putting it all together: "A hand with light skin tone holds a small, clear contact lens near a dark brown eye. The fingers gently pull the upper eyelid down, exposing the eye's surface. The lens is then carefully placed onto the eye and adjusted for fit. The camera maintains a static close-up perspective throughout the sequence."

Wait, maybe check the exact timing. The video starts with the contact lens being held, then inserted. So chronological steps: hold lens, approach eye, place

A hand is performing deliberate, controlled motion to place a contact lens on an eye, with the eye itself showing minimal movement from the action.

Background is blurred and indistinct with no discernible static elements shifting uniformly. No fluid, fire, water, or smoke motion is present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this video caption. First, look at the video frames. There's a person in a white shirt, black pants, and a dark cap. The video shows them bending over a table with stacked clear bottles on the right. They reach down, maybe picking up or moving something, then bring their hand up to their head, adjusting the cap. Then they bend again, possibly handling the bottles.

Need to describe chronological order. Main subject: one person, white shirt, black pants, dark cap. Actions: bends over table, moves hand to head (adjusts cap), then bends again. Spatial: table with bottles on right, background has a stack of items (maybe books or papers) on the left, and a TV screen above. Camera perspective: the video is rotated 90 degrees clockwise, so it's vertical. Wait, the description says "top-down" but the video might be sideways. Wait, the user's instructions: camera perspective. Let's check the frames. The video is rotated, so the camera is likely handheld, maybe tilted. The problem says "conclude with camera perspective and movement". The video's angle is rotated 90 degrees, so maybe "sideways" but the standard terms: perhaps "tilted" or "rotated". Wait, the user's example: maybe "top-down" but in the video, since it's a vertical frame but rotated, maybe the camera was held sideways. Let's see.

Wait, the first frame: the person is on the right, table on the right, stack of items on left. The video's orientation is such that the person is in the center, but the image is rotated. Maybe the camera was held vertically but the video is rotated 90 degrees. So the camera perspective is "tilted" or "rotated". But the rules say "camera perspective and movement". Let's check the examples. For example, if the camera is static, but here the video might be shaky. The video has a slight shake, as it's handheld.

Now, steps:

1. Person bends over a table with clear bottles stacked on the right side.
2. Raises right hand to head, adjusting cap.
3. Lowers hand, continues moving with table.
4. Bends again, possibly interacting with bottles.

Appearance: one person, light-colored shirt (white), dark pants, dark cap.

Spatial: stack of light-colored items (maybe books) on left, TV screen in background above the person.

Camera: rotated 90 degrees (so vertical orientation), slight camera shake.

Wait, the rules say "conclude with camera perspective and movement". So need to say "top-down" if applicable, but if the video is rotated, maybe "sideways" but that's not standard. Wait, maybe the camera was positioned vertically, but the video is displayed in a way that it's rotated. But perhaps the camera was handheld, causing a slight shake. Let's think.

The video's frames are rotated, so the person is in a vertical frame but the image is flipped. The actual camera perspective would be, say, a vertical shot but tilted. But the task is to describe the camera perspective. Let's check the user's rules: "Conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)."

So for example, if the camera is static, but here the movement is slight shake. The video has a slight shake, and the camera is oriented vertically (but the video is rotated, so maybe the camera was held vertically but the video is rotated, so perhaps "tilted" or "rotated". Wait, maybe the camera is fixed, but the movement is slight shake. Let's check the video. The frames show the person moving, but the camera seems stable except for a slight shake. Wait, the video is a bit shaky, so "slight shake".

Now, structure the caption:

"A person wearing a white shirt, dark pants, and dark cap bends over a table with stacked clear bottles on the right. They raise their right hand to adjust their cap, then lower their hand and continue moving near the table. The scene includes a stack of light-colored items on the left and a TV screen in the background. The camera has a slight shake and is oriented vertically."

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's check the rules: chronological order. So first action: bending over table, then adjusting cap, then bending again.

Let's draft:

"A person in a white shirt, dark pants, and dark cap bends over a table with clear bottles stacked on the right. They lift their right hand to adjust their cap, then return their hand to the table. The background includes a stack of items on the left and a TV screen. The camera is handheld with a slight shake."

But need to check if the orientation is vertical

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 man in a black and white striped shirt stands in front of a green chalkboard, writing with chalk while facing it. He then turns his body to the right, pointing toward a diagram with his right hand, and subsequently walks slightly to the right side of the board while maintaining his position in front of it. The camera remains static throughout, capturing the man’s movements against the chalkboard backdrop.

A person (solid, distinct object) moves around the chalkboard, gesturing and writing—actions driven by locomotion and physical interaction with the chalkboard.

The green chalkboard background remains static with no uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) observed. Chalkboard text and eraser on the ledge are stationary.


A person wearing a gray beanie and a black-and-white long-sleeve shirt sits at a table with a triangular card pyramid structure in front of them. They lift a small rectangular device (likely a phone) into view, holding it up to their face with one hand while using the other hand to adjust the device. The person then rotates the device slightly, focusing on its screen. The card pyramid, composed of multiple colorful cards arranged in a stable triangular formation, remains stationary on a patterned table surface. The camera maintains a fixed, close-up perspective throughout, capturing the person’s upper body and the immediate workspace with minimal background detail.

A person is holding a small object (likely a phone) and moving it toward their face, with intentional hand motions. The person’s actions involve explicit physical interactions (e.g., holding, positioning the object).

The background features a static table with a checkered cloth and other objects. No fluid, gaseous, or wind-driven motion is observed (no fire, water, smoke, or wind effects).


A group of people wearing white shirts and gray bottoms walk forward in a single file line through a hallway, maintaining a steady pace with each person following the individual ahead. The camera follows behind the group, capturing their synchronized movement with a slight pan to keep them centered, while the bright hallway walls and floor markings provide minimal context to their motion.

Multiple people are moving along a hallway; their motion is discrete, locomotive movement (walking), with visible interactions (e.g., passing objects, shifting positions).

The hallway walls, windows, and floor remain static across frames with no fluid motion (fire, water, smoke) or environmental effects observed. Background elements do not shift uniformly.


A person wearing a black and white checkered shirt sits on a wooden chair, their right hand adjusting a transparent, plastic-like material covering their face. The individual moves their hand across the material, shifting it slightly upward and to the side. A wooden table is visible to the left of the person against a plain white wall. The camera remains stationary, capturing the scene from a consistent frontal perspective.

A person is making deliberate hand movements toward their face, indicating solid object motion due to explicit physical actions (e.g., touching, adjusting).

The background consists of a static white wall and furniture with no visible shifting or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., no fire, water, smoke, or wind).


A person in a dark green shirt and jeans performs pull-ups on red vertical bars, arms extended upward then lowering. Two individuals in dark military uniforms stand to the left and right, observing. The person repeatedly lifts and lowers their body, maintaining grip. The scene occurs against a brick wall with a poster in the background. The camera remains mostly static, capturing the motion from a frontal perspective.

A man performs pull-ups on a horizontal bar, with visible arm/upper body movement; surrounding individuals remain stationary.

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


Two men in white shirts and dark pants stand facing each other on a blue floor. The man on the left steps forward, extends his right arm to touch the other man’s face, then retracts his arm. They resume facing each other. Camera remains static.

Two people are interacting; one extends an arm toward the other, then retracts, followed by a step back. The motion is due to deliberate physical actions (e.g., pushing, gesturing).

The background is a static solid blue color with no shifting or fluid motion. No environmental elements (fire, water, smoke, wind) are present.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video shows a young girl. She's wearing a light-colored jacket, has dark hair tied up. The main action is at a pink table with green placemats.

Starts at [0.0]: she's sitting at the table, reaching towards the placemat. Then [0.3]: she picks up a white napkin or something. Wait, in the video, at second 0, she's near the table. Then at second 1, she lifts a chair? Wait no, the captions: first frame, she's holding something. Wait, let's check the frames.

Frame 0: girl at pink table, yellow placemats (wait, green with yellow flowers? The problem says green placemats. She's reaching. Then in frame 1, she picks up a white object (maybe a napkin) from the table. Then frame 2: she lifts the white chair (the table chair), moves it. Wait, the description says: "a little girl in a light-colored jacket sits at a pink table with green placemats. She picks up a white napkin from the table and then moves a chair. She stands up, holds the chair, and then sits back down."

Wait, the video description:

[0.0] she's at the table, reaching.

[0.3] she picks up the chair (the white chair). Wait, the frames:

First frame (0.0): girl is seated at pink table, holding a napkin maybe. Wait, the user's video description:

"小女孩坐在粉色桌子旁，桌上铺着绿色花纹的餐垫，她拿起桌上的白色餐巾，然后将椅子搬到一旁，随后又坐回座位。"

Wait, no. Let's read the provided video description:

The user provided the video as:

<0.3 seconds> [frame 0] - she's at the table, reaching. Then <1.4> she lifts a chair (the white chair), moves it. Then <2.5> she picks up a napkin. Wait, the frames given:

Frame 0: girl sitting at pink table, hands on table.

Frame 1: she picks up a white object (maybe a napkin) from the table.

Frame 2: she holds the white chair (the table chair), moving it.

Frame 3: she stands up, holding the chair.

Frame 4: she sits back down.

Wait, the problem's video description:

"0.0 seconds: girl at pink table, green placemats. 0.3: she picks up a white napkin. 1.4: she holds the white chair (the chair of the table), moves it. 2.5: she stands up, holding the chair. 3.6: she sits back.

Wait, no. Let's recheck the user's input:

The video:

[0.0] - girl at pink table with green placemats, hands on table.

[0.3] - she lifts a white object (a napkin?) from the table.

Wait, the user's video description:

First frame: girl sitting at pink table, green placemats. She reaches towards the placemat.

Second frame: she picks up a white napkin (from the table) and then moves a chair.

Wait, the exact frames:

<0.0> - girl sitting at pink table, green placemats. She reaches for something.

<0.3> - she's lifting a white napkin (or a piece of paper) up.

<1.4> - she's holding the white napkin, then she moves a white chair (the chair for the table).

Wait, no, let's check the given video frames:

The video shows:

First frame: girl at table, reaching towards the placemat.

Second frame: she picks up a white item (maybe a napkin) from the table.

Third frame: she holds the white chair (the small chair next to the table), moves it.

Fourth frame: she stands up, holding the chair.

Fifth frame: she sits back down.

Wait, the user's input:

"0.0 seconds: girl at pink table, green placemats. 0.3: she picks up a white object. 1.4: she holds the chair and moves it. 2.5: she stands up, holds the chair. 3.6: she sits back."

Wait, the problem says:

<0.0> - girl sitting at pink table, green placemats. Her hand is on the placemat.

<0.3> - she reaches out and picks up a white object (like a napkin).

<1.

A child moves around the table, picks up and moves a paper.

No significant shifting background; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video shows a sports game, probably football or soccer, on a grassy field. First, the scene is a group of players, some in blue and some in red jerseys, running. They're moving across the field. The main action is the players running towards the camera initially, then maybe changing direction? Wait, looking at the frames: in the first frame, they're spread out, then moving. Let's check the sequence.

Frame 0: Players are on the field, some running. Frame 1: more movement, maybe a play happening. Frame 2: players moving forward. Frame 3: they're running towards the camera, maybe advancing. Frame 4: they're closer, still running. Frame 5: players continue moving, perhaps changing direction. Wait, the key is chronological motion.

Main subjects: groups of people (players), mostly wearing red and blue jerseys, running. Number: many players, but the caption should mention colors and numbers if possible. The problem says "briefly describe their appearance and number (color, size, orientation)". So, maybe "a large group of players in red and blue jerseys running across the field".

Spatial relationships: the players are moving from the background towards the foreground. At first, they're spread out, then converge as they run. The camera is following their movement.

Camera perspective: the video seems to be shot from a fixed position but maybe panning slightly to follow the action. The background has trees, lights, and spectators, but per rule e, minimal background.

Need to structure the caption chronologically: start with initial positions, then motion.

First, players are positioned on a grassy field under a partly cloudy sky. Then, they start running, moving in various directions, perhaps towards the camera. As the video progresses, the players continue running, with some grouping together.

Wait, the video starts with the players moving, then they run forward, maybe changing direction.

Let me check each frame:

[0] - players spread out, running

[1] - more players running, maybe a team in red and blue

[2] - same, running

[3] - they're moving forward, maybe towards a goal or direction

[4] - closer, still running

[5] - moving towards camera, then maybe past the camera.

So, the motion is players running across the field, mostly in two groups (red and blue), moving from the distance towards the camera.

Now, appearance: red and blue jerseys, many players (group of players).

Spatial: they are running across the field, with some ahead, some behind.

Camera: the camera is static or slightly panning to follow the movement, as the players move from the background to the foreground.

Rule d: conclude with camera perspective and movement.

So, putting it together:

A large group of players in red and blue jerseys run across a grassy field, moving from the background toward the camera, with some players advancing in front of others. The camera follows the action with a slight pan left.

Wait, but need to be concise. Let's try:

A team of players in red and blue jerseys runs across a grassy field, moving toward the camera from the distance, their formation shifting as they sprint. The camera maintains a steady perspective with a slight pan to follow their motion.

Wait, but the problem says "concise, chronological paragraph". Let's check each rule:

a) motion and behavior in order: start with players running, then their movement.

b) appearance and number: red and blue jerseys, many players.

c) spatial: moving toward camera, some ahead.

d) camera: perspective and movement (steady or pan).

e) background minimal: grass field, maybe, but keep it minimal.

Let's draft:

Multiple players in red and blue jerseys run across a grassy field toward the camera, their formation spreading as they sprint. The camera follows their movement with a slight pan left, maintaining a medium shot of the action.

Wait, the video might not have a pan left—maybe the camera is moving to follow the direction. Let's check the frames: the first frame shows them on the left side, then moving right? Or the camera is moving with them.

Actually, in the frames, the players start from the left and move right, so camera might pan right. But the problem says "conclude with camera perspective and movement".

Alternatively, the camera is fixed, and the players move through the frame.

But the rule d says "conclude with the camera perspective and movement (e.g., top-down, pan left, slight shake)".

So, need to describe the camera's movement.

Looking at the frames, the players move from left to right, so the camera might be panning right, but maybe the camera is static. Wait, the first frame shows players on the left


A single adult wearing dark clothing and light pants, carrying a red bag, walks from the right side of the sidewalk toward the porch entrance, approaching the steps. The camera remains stationary with a fisheye perspective throughout.

A person is walking from right to left across a grassy field, moving at a steady pace with clear locomotion motion.

Background shows static elements (building, trees, grass field) with no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind motion observed; ambient environmental motion is absent.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to observe the video sequence. The main subjects are four people. Let's list their actions chronologically.

Starting with the first frame: a woman in a white shirt is on the left, touching her mouth. A man in a bright yellow shirt with white shorts stands behind her, holding a phone. A woman in a blue and white patterned top is holding a snake on her chest, and another woman in a pink shirt is to her right. Then in the next frames, the woman with the snake puts on sunglasses, adjusts the snake, and interacts with others. The man in yellow continues to hold the phone. The pink-shirted woman moves. The white-shirted woman is still there.

Need to focus on motions. So first, the woman in white touches her mouth (maybe adjusting something). The man in yellow is on the left, holding phone. The central woman holds snake, then puts on sunglasses, adjusts the snake. The pink woman is to her right. Then the central woman moves the snake around her neck area. The man in yellow stays in the background. The white-shirted woman is on the left. Background has trees, a pot, but minimal. Camera seems to pan slightly, keeping the group in frame. Let's structure it.

Chronological: At the start, four people are outdoors. Left: woman in white shirt touches her mouth. Behind her, man in bright yellow shirt and white shorts holds a phone. Center: woman in blue/white top holds snake on chest, adjusting it. Right: woman in pink shirt observes. As the video progresses, the central woman puts on sunglasses, then adjusts the snake (moves it from chest to near neck). The white-shirted woman remains on left, the man in yellow stays behind, and the pink-shirted woman is still to the right. Camera maintains a medium shot, panning slightly to follow the central woman's movements.

Check rules: motion and behavior in order. Appearance (colors, clothing). Spatial relationships (left, right, center). Background minimal. Conclude camera perspective. Exclude text, names.

Let's draft:

Four people are outdoors. A woman in a white shirt stands on the left, touching her mouth. To her right, a woman in a blue-and-white patterned top holds a snake on her chest, adjusting it with both hands. A woman in a pink shirt is to the right of the central woman, observing. Behind the group, a man in a bright yellow shirt and white shorts holds a phone. As the video progresses, the central woman puts on sunglasses and moves the snake along her neck, while the white-shirted woman remains still on the left and the man in yellow stays in the background. The camera maintains a steady medium shot with slight pan to follow the central woman's actions.

Wait, check if all elements are covered. Number of people: four. Appearances: white shirt woman, blue/white top, pink shirt, yellow shirt man. Their motions: white shirt woman touches mouth (initially), then maybe stays. Central woman holds snake, puts on sunglasses, adjusts snake. Man holds phone. Pink shirt woman is there. Spatial: left, center, right, background. Camera: steady, slight pan. Background minimal (trees, pot, but not detailed).

Make sure to keep it concise. Let's check the example format. The output must be a paragraph.

Let's write:

Three people and a man stand outdoors. A woman in a white shirt is on the left, adjusting her mouth. To her right, a woman in a blue-and-white patterned top holds a snake on her chest, later putting on sunglasses and moving the snake to her neck. A woman in a pink shirt stands to the right of the central woman. Behind them, a man in a bright yellow shirt and white shorts holds a phone. The central woman adjusts the snake while the others remain in position. The camera maintains a medium shot with slight panning motion to capture the group's interactions.

Wait, but the first frame has four people. Let's confirm: white shirt, yellow shirt, blue/white top, pink shirt. So four. So "four people" as subject.

Rewrite:

Four people are outdoors. A woman in a white shirt stands on the left, touching her mouth. To her right, a woman in a blue-and-white patterned top holds a snake on her chest; she later puts on sunglasses and adjusts the snake to her neck. A woman in a pink shirt is to the right of the central woman, observing. Behind the group, a man in a bright yellow shirt and white shorts holds a phone. As the video progresses, the central woman continues adjusting the snake while the others remain mostly stationary. The camera keeps a steady medium shot with slight panning to follow the central woman's movements.

Check rules: no text recognition, names

Discrete solid objects (people) exhibit motion: the central woman adjusts her necklace, others interact and gesture, indicating intentional movement due to physical actions.

Background elements (trees, building) show no uniform shifting; no dominant fluid/environmental motion (e.g., wind, water) is visible.


A person in an orange shirt holds a red, heart-shaped 3D object with both hands, lifting it upward to rotate it and display different angles before bringing it close to the camera. The camera remains stationary throughout the sequence.

A child manipulates a red heart-shaped object (solid, discrete) through hand movements, lifting it to the camera and rotating it.

Static background elements (shelves, curtains, furniture) show no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, smoke). No wind or fluid dynamics observed.


A person in a black uniform with white trim, wearing a black mask and gloves, stands at a table with various items. They raise both arms, holding an object above their head with their right hand while their left hand remains open. The table holds multiple bottles, a golden sphere, and lit candles. The camera pans left slightly, capturing the subject’s motion against a plain beige wall with minimal background details.

A person in a black suit is performing a drinking action, with visible hand movements; candles exhibit minor flame flickering.

Background elements (walls, ceiling, furniture) remain stationary across frames; no fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) dominates.


A human hand gently pets a small white cat with gray ears sitting on a white surface. The hand moves over the cat’s back, then lifts and adjusts the cat’s position, holding it slightly. The cat remains seated while the hand interacts. The camera stays close-up, maintaining a slightly shaky perspective throughout the sequence.

A human hand and a small animal (likely a dog or cat) exhibit deliberate motion through physical interaction (petting, holding), with the hand actively manipulating the animal's position.

Background elements (soft surface, possible bedding) show no uniform shifting or environmental fluid motion; no fire, water, or smoke observed.


A person in a black leather jacket strums an acoustic guitar while standing under a green tent; to their right, a man in a dark suit and tie holds a sheet of paper, both facing each other. The guitarist’s hands move over the strings, and the man occasionally glances at the paper. The scene occurs outdoors on grass with trees in the background, captured by a static camera with no noticeable movement.

The person playing the guitar exhibits hand movements (strumming) and possibly minor head movements, which are discrete object motions due to physical forces. The other person is relatively stationary with minor head movements while holding papers.

The background (green tent, trees) is static and shows no shifting or environmental fluid motion (fire, water, wind). There is no dominant ambient environmental motion.


A young child in a light blue sleeveless shirt and white shorts crouches beside a bicycle with a pink wheel, using both hands to adjust or interact with the front wheel. The child shifts position slightly while focusing on the wheel, with the camera remaining stationary but exhibiting a slight shake, capturing the scene from a frontal perspective against a tiled floor background.

Child actively manipulating bicycle wheel with hands; hands and wheel exhibit deliberate motion due to physical interaction.

No shifting background elements (tiles/wall remain consistent). No fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind) detected.


A person with silver chain and gold bracelets holds a sandwich in a black-and-white checkered paper container. The person, wearing a yellow shirt and large hoop earrings, brings the sandwich to their mouth and takes a bite. The camera starts with a close-up of the hands and sandwich, then shifts to a medium shot focusing on the person eating, with minimal background details.

A person wearing a yellow shirt is holding a sandwich, moving their head and hands to eat it. The sandwich is being consumed with visible biting and chewing motions.

The background (yellow and white structure) remains static with no significant shifting. No fluids, fire, or wind are present.


In a dimly lit scene, a person's bare feet and lower legs move rhythmically, with the feet tapping or shifting position on a surface. The legs are light-skinned and partially visible. The camera remains close-up and slightly shaky, focusing on the feet’s motion without significant background detail.

A human leg is moving in a circular motion, likely stirring or mixing a substance in a container. The leg is the only distinct solid object exhibiting physical motion.

The background appears dark and static with no significant shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible; the scene lacks ambient environmental characteristics.


A hand holds a small, black and silver electronic device with a screen and buttons, rotating it to display different angles. The hand presses a button on the device's side while keeping it oriented in front of a blurred background with circular logos. The camera maintains a close-up perspective throughout, focusing on the device's movement and button interaction without significant shifts.

The hand manipulates the mobile phone, causing discrete movement (rotation, button pressing) of the solid phone object.

The background (logo and USB cable) is static and shows no shifting, fluid motion, or environmental effects such as fire, water, or smoke.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. The video starts with a close-up of hands arranging a linen napkin. The hands are folding a white and pink striped napkin, placing it on a plate with cutlery. The text says "Add luxury with linen napkins" but we can't include that per the rules. So focus on the motion: hands fold the napkin, adjusting it around a fork and knife on a plate. The background has a table with a candle, glass, and other dishes, but keep background minimal.

Chronological order: First, hands are handling the napkin, then folding it, positioning it with the cutlery. The hands are light-skinned, with a bracelet on one wrist. The napkin is striped, white with pink. The plate is white, cutlery is silver. The camera is close-up, top-down view, maybe static.

So the caption should describe the sequence: hands fold the linen napkin, adjusting it around a fork and knife on a white plate, with the table setting in the background. Keep it concise, mention appearance (striped napkin, silver cutlery), spatial (napkin on plate with cutlery), camera perspective (close-up, top-down).

Check the rules: no text recognition, no named characters. So exclude the text. Focus on motion: hands folding the napkin, placing it.

Let me draft: "A pair of hands folds a white and pink striped linen napkin, arranging it around a fork and knife on a white plate. The hands adjust the napkin’s folds, positioning it neatly, with a glass and candle visible in the background. The camera maintains a close-up, top-down view throughout the sequence."

Wait, check if the background is essential. The rules say minimal background unless essential for understanding motion. Here, the table setting might be relevant as part of the scene, but maybe keep it to "table setting with a candle and glass" as minimal. But the main motion is the hands and napkin.

Revised: "Hands fold a white and pink striped linen napkin, placing it around a fork and knife on a white plate. The hands adjust the napkin’s folds, positioning it neatly. The camera remains in a close-up, top-down perspective, capturing the detailed folding motion with a table setting visible in the background."

But the output should be concise. Let's make it shorter.

"A pair of light-skinned hands folds a white and pink striped linen napkin, arranging it around silver cutlery on a white plate. The hands adjust the napkin’s position, securing it with folds, while a candle and glass are visible in the background. The camera maintains a close-up, top-down view of the folding process."

Yes, that's better. Check the rules: chronological order (folding, arranging, adjusting), appearance (striped napkin, silver cutlery, white plate), spatial (napkin on plate with cutlery, background elements), camera (close-up top-down). Excluded text. No named characters.

Final version should be concise. Let's try: "Hands fold a white and pink striped linen napkin, positioning it around silver fork and knife on a white plate. The hands adjust the napkin’s folds, securing it neatly. The camera remains in a close-up, top-down view as the napkin is arranged on the table setting."

Check if "table setting" is essential. Since it's part of the background but the motion is the napkin and cutlery, maybe "with a candle and glass visible in the background" but the rule says minimal. So "table setting visible" is minimal.

Wait, the first frame shows a candle, glass, so maybe mention "candle and glass in background". But the rule says "background descriptions minimal unless essential". Since the background elements (candle, glass) are part of the scene but not essential for the motion (which is the napkin folding), but maybe they are part of the context. However, the rule says "minimize background". So maybe just "table setting" is enough.

Alternatively, keep it as "a table setting with a candle and glass in the background" but that's more. Let's see. The video's main action is the napkin folding, so background is secondary. So perhaps "a candle and glass visible in the background" is okay.

Let me check the example. The user says "keep background descriptions minimal unless essential for understanding motion". The motion here is folding the napkin on the table, so the background is the table with candle, glass, etc. But the motion is about the napkin on the plate, so background might be needed for context. But "minimal".

Perhaps: "Hands fold a white and pink striped linen napkin, arranging it around silver cutlery on a

Hands are moving to place and adjust a napkin and cutlery on a plate. The motion is deliberate and controlled.

Background is stationary (plates, glasses, candle do not shift). No fluid/environmental motion (no fire, water, smoke, wind).


A person wearing a dark top and light shorts climbs upward along a tree trunk in a dense forest, steadily ascending with arms and legs gripping the bark. The individual moves from a lower height to a higher position, surrounded by lush green foliage and other trees. The camera follows the climber's upward motion with a slight pan upward, maintaining focus on the person as they navigate the tree. The background consists of blurred greenery, emphasizing the vertical movement within the forest setting.

A person is climbing a tree, moving upward with visible locomotion.

The background trees are swaying due to wind, but this motion is not dominant; the primary focus is the person climbing.


The video begins with a close-up of an open grill lid featuring a thermometer indicating a maximum of 230°C. It then transitions to a shot of a foil-covered tray inside an oven, followed by a hand placing the tray into the oven. Subsequently, the scene shifts to a close-up of charred food on a grill marked with a large red X.

Discrete solid objects (tray with food, hand, grill grate) move due to physical interaction: tray being placed into oven, hand manipulating food on grill, and visible hand motion in both scenes.

No significant shifting backgrounds or fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) observed; oven and grill scenes feature static structural elements (oven knobs, grill grates) with no uniform background shift.


A hand holds a dark-colored lock pick tool, inserting and adjusting it into a metallic lock mechanism. The lock is positioned in front of a document with Chinese text. The hand manipulates the tool, moving it in and out of the lock. The camera maintains a static close-up view focused on the hand and lock mechanism.

A hand is manipulating lockpicking tools (tension wrench and pick) to open a lock. The tools are moved in controlled motions by the hand.

The background (ruler and workbench) is static and unshifted. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, wind) is present.


and end with

A person enters the scene, picks up a blue cup, and interacts with a die (dice) by moving it. The cup and die are solid objects being moved by the person's hands.

The background (wooden floor, furniture, TV) is static and does not shift uniformly. There is no fluid or environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, smoke) detected.


A person in a black hoodie stands near a white booth, holding a small object. They raise both hands, holding a white cup, and move closer to the camera while tilting their head. The individual then positions the cup near a table with food items, adjusting their posture. The camera follows the subject’s movement, shifting angles slightly throughout.

The man (discrete solid object) moves his hands, head, and body to blow and gesture, with his movements being the primary visible motion of solid objects.

The background walls and couch show no uniform shifting motion. A minor vapor/smoke ring is visible but not dominant; it is a fluid-based effect secondary to the subject's actions.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break this down. First, the video starts with a black screen. Then it cuts to a room where there are two people. One is in a yellow shirt, bending over a bed, and the other is in a dark purple shirt, sitting on a chair or stool, bending forward. Wait, the sequence: first black, then the scene. The first frame is black, then frame 1.4 shows the room. So the video starts with black, then the scene begins.

Main subjects: two people. One in yellow (yellow shirt, black sleeves), another in purple (dark purple shirt). The person in yellow is leaning over the bed, which has a purple checkered blanket. The person in purple is sitting, bending over. Then the person in purple stands up and moves? Wait, looking at the frames: frame 1.4 has them in positions, frame 2.5 same, then frame 3.6 the person in purple is moving, maybe standing? Frame 4.7: person in yellow is still there, person in purple is now near the bed, maybe leaning?

Wait, let's check the video description: [0.0] black, [1.4] person in yellow shirt bending over bed, person in purple shirt bending over something (maybe a chair), [2.5] same, [3.6] person in purple stands up, [4.7] person in yellow is still there, and the person in purple is maybe moving towards the bed. Wait, the user's input has the frames as:

[0.0] black

[1.4] two people: one yellow (back to camera? Wait, the description says "in yellow shirt, bending over bed, person in purple sitting on chair, bending forward"

Wait, the first frame (1.4s) shows: person in yellow (yellow shirt, black sleeves) bending over a bed with purple checkered blanket. Person in purple (dark purple shirt) sitting on a chair or stool, bending forward. Then frame 2.5: same positions? Maybe the person in yellow moves their hand. Then frame 3.6: person in purple stands up (since they were sitting, now standing). Then frame 4.7: the person in purple is now leaning towards the bed, maybe? Wait, the description says "in front of" but maybe not.

Wait, the video progresses: black → room with two people. First person (yellow shirt, black sleeves) bends over the bed (purple checkered blanket), second person (dark purple shirt) is seated, bending forward. Then the seated person stands up and moves. The camera is probably static, but the description says "camera perspective" in the rules. The video starts with black, then cuts to the room. The camera is likely a static shot, maybe handheld, but the movement is minimal.

So chronological:

- Starts with black screen.

- Then, in a room, a person in a yellow shirt with black sleeves bends over a bed with a purple checkered blanket. A second person in a dark purple shirt sits on a chair, bent forward.

- The person in dark purple shirt stands up, moving toward the bed.

- The person in yellow shirt remains bent over the bed, possibly adjusting items.

- Camera is static (no movement mentioned, so maybe fixed perspective).

Wait, but the rules say "conclude with the camera perspective and movement". The video's frames don't show camera movement, so probably static.

So the caption should be concise:

Video starts with a black screen. Then, in a room, a person wearing a yellow shirt with black sleeves bends over a bed with a purple checkered blanket. A second person in a dark purple shirt sits on a chair, bent forward. The seated person stands up, moving toward the bed. The person in the yellow shirt remains bent over the bed. The camera maintains a static perspective throughout.

But need to check for minimal background, only essentials. Background: room, bed, chair. But rules say "background descriptions minimal unless essential". The bed is essential for the motion.

Wait, the main subjects are two people. Their actions: yellow person bends over bed, purple person sits and then stands. The camera is static.

Let's rephrase chronologically:

The video begins with a black screen. Then, it shows two people in a room: one person in a yellow shirt with black sleeves bends over a bed with a purple checkered blanket, while another person in a dark purple shirt sits on a chair, bent forward. The person in the dark purple shirt stands up and moves toward the bed, while the person in the yellow shirt remains bent over the bed. The camera remains static, capturing the scene from a fixed angle.

But check the timing: the video has frames from 0 to ~5 seconds

Two human subjects (one in yellow shirt, one in dark shirt) exhibit discrete, solid-body motion through bending, reaching, and physical interaction.

Static background elements (walls, room structure) show no uniform shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


A group of approximately twelve people in casual clothing, including black and white attire, perform synchronized dance movements on a wooden floor. They move in coordinated steps, shifting positions left and right while maintaining loose formation. The camera remains overhead with slight shake, capturing their motion as they transition through choreographed steps.

Multiple individuals (dancers) are moving dynamically across the gym floor, executing coordinated locomotion (dancing) with distinct bounding boxes; their motion is driven by physical forces (muscular movement, intentional movement patterns).

Gymnasium background (walls, floor, distant seating) shows no significant uniform shifting or fluid/environmental motion (e.g., fire, water, wind); background elements remain static relative to the frame.


The video opens with a close-up of a black motorcycle tire featuring visible tread patterns, mounted on a silver rim and positioned on an asphalt surface. A hand enters from the top right, briefly touches the tire, and then retracts. The tire remains in view for a short duration before the scene transitions to a solid red screen.

A hand interacts with the motorcycle tire by pressing on it, resulting in localized motion of the hand as a discrete solid object.

The background consists of asphalt and a distant car, which remain static throughout the initial frames. No fluid/environmental motion (fire, water, smoke, wind) is present, and the background does not shift uniformly.


A green-gloved hand uses a red-handled tool to work through dry, tall grass, moving the tool repeatedly into and out of the vegetation. A second hand with a blue sleeve appears briefly. The camera maintains a close-up perspective, shifting slightly to follow the hand’s movements.

A hand wearing a green glove and red-handled pruning shears are moving to cut dry vegetation. The motion is deliberate, with the shears interacting physically with the plant material.

No shifting background or fluid/environmental motion observed. The background bushes remain stable without uniform shifting or wind-induced movement; no fire, water, or smoke present.


A man in black athletic wear performs a pull-up on a horizontal bar, then lowers himself down, jumps off the bar, and walks away from the equipment. He stands upright, facing the camera, with gym apparatus visible in the background. The camera remains stationary throughout.

A person in black athletic wear performs pull-ups (vertical motion) and transitions to standing still. The subject's motion is solid and distinct, driven by physical exertion.

Static gym equipment (weight racks, barbells, walls) show no shifting or fluid motion. No fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A shirtless man in blue pants stands near a brick wall, holding a dark object. He turns and walks toward a door, moving into it while keeping the object. The camera follows his movement with slight shake.

Shirtless man punching a heavy bag, causing the bag to swing; both are solid objects moving due to physical forces.

Background (brick wall) is static with no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind observed.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's break down the video. First, the scene is a snowy, rocky path with trees. Two people in blue jackets and helmets are on a bike. The main subject is an adult (taller, blue jacket, orange helmet) and a child (smaller, blue jacket, red helmet). They're approaching the camera on a snowy trail. The adult is pushing the bike while the child is on it. Then, the adult lifts the bike up, maybe to navigate the terrain. The camera follows their movement, shifting to a closer view as they move. The background has snow, rocks, and trees, but keep it minimal. Need to describe the motion step by step: starting with both moving towards the camera, then the adult adjusting the bike, child getting on or off? Wait, in the video, first frame shows both on the path. Then frame 2, adult is pushing the bike, child behind. Frame 3, adult bends over bike. Frame 4, adult is close to the bike, maybe adjusting. Frame 5, adult's leg is up, bike in motion. So chronological order: two individuals (adult and child, blue jackets, helmets) are on a snowy path. Adult pushes the bike while child follows. Then adult bends down to adjust the bike, lifts the bike over a bump or obstacle, and the child is either on the bike or getting on. Camera starts with a medium shot, then moves closer as the action happens. Background is rocky terrain with snow. Keep it concise.

Now, structure the caption: First part describes the initial scene: two people (adult and child, blue jackets, helmets) moving along a snow-covered path. Then the adult pushes the bike, child behind. Then adult bends over the bike, adjusts, lifts it to navigate. Child is on the bike? Wait, in frame 0, both are near the bike. Frame 1: adult pushing bike, child behind. Frame 2: adult moving bike, child in front. Wait, maybe better to list the order:

- Start: Two people (adult, child) on a snowy trail. Adult in blue jacket, orange helmet; child in blue jacket, red helmet. They approach the camera on a snow-covered path bordered by rocks and trees.

- Then, the adult pushes the bike, with the child following. The adult bends down, adjusts the bike's front wheel, and lifts the bike over the uneven terrain.

- Camera follows the movement, transitioning from a wider shot to a closer perspective as the adult maneuvers the bike.

- Background includes snow, rocks, and sparse trees, but focus on the subjects' actions.

Need to keep it chronological. Let's check the frames:

Frame 0: Both on path, adult behind bike, child in front? Wait, no: "A person in blue jacket and helmet pushes a bike, while a child in blue jacket and red helmet stands beside it on a snowy path."

Wait, frame 0: adult and child on a snowy trail. Adult is behind the bike (or pushing), child is next to bike. Then frame 1: adult is pushing bike forward, child is behind? Or maybe frame 0: adult is in front, child behind. Wait, the video starts with both on the path. Frame 0: adult (blue, orange helmet) is behind the bike, child (blue, red helmet) is next to bike. Then frame 1: adult is moving the bike forward, child is behind. Frame 2: adult is leaning over the bike, hands on handlebars. Frame 3: adult's head down, adjusting the bike. Frame 4: adult lifting the bike (wheel in air), child is on bike. Frame 5: adult's leg up, bike moving.

So chronological order: Two individuals (adult in blue jacket, orange helmet; child in blue jacket, red helmet) navigate a snowy, rocky path. The adult pushes the bike while the child follows. The adult bends over the bike, adjusts the handlebars, then lifts the front wheel to maneuver over uneven terrain, with the child positioned on the bike. The camera transitions from a medium shot to a close-up of the adult's actions, maintaining a steady perspective focused on the subjects' movement.

Now, condense. Focus on motion:

A person in a blue jacket and orange helmet, accompanied by a child in a blue jacket and red helmet, walks along a snow-covered path. The person pushes the bike, then bends to adjust it, lifts the front wheel over a rocky section, while the child stays on the bike. The camera follows the action, shifting from a wider view to a close-up of the person's movements.

Check rules: chronological, motion, appearance, spatial, camera.

Let's write:

<caption_output>A person in a blue jacket and orange helmet pushes a bike alongside a child in a blue

A person on a bicycle exhibits motion due to balance loss and subsequent fall, with the bike moving until contact with the ground. The person's posture changes (leaning, falling) are clear physical responses to terrain interaction.

Background elements (trees, rock walls, snow) show no significant shifting or fluid motion. Ambient environmental motion is minimal; snow and trees remain static throughout the sequence.


A person in a light-colored top holds a brass trombone, moving the slide with their right hand while adjusting the instrument’s position. The individual shifts their stance slightly throughout, with the background featuring indistinct musical equipment. The camera remains stationary with a minor shake.

The person (human) is moving their head, body, and hands to play the trombone; the trombone slide is being extended and retracted.

The background (drum set and walls) is static and shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind present.


A man in a gray shirt and glasses, wearing a dark scarf around his neck, stands in front of a bathroom mirror holding a phone. He adjusts his scarf while looking at the mirror, then turns his head slightly to the right before returning his gaze to the mirror. The camera remains handheld with a slight shake, positioned close to the subject.

A man is making discrete movements: adjusting his tie, turning his head toward the mirror, and shifting his body position slightly while standing at the sink.

The background (walls, mirror, sink) shows no uniform shifting. No fire, water, smoke, or wind is present; all background elements remain static relative to the camera frame.


A pair of hands manipulates a scrapbook, flipping through its pages from left to right. Initially adjusting a page with a bird and lantern illustration, the hands then reveal a pink patterned page, followed by a page with a pink floral design, and continue turning pages to display additional decorated panels. The camera maintains a static top-down perspective, focusing on the album's open pages as the hands interact with them.

Hands are actively manipulating scrapbook pages, turning them and shifting the book's position; the pages exhibit discrete physical motion due to manual interaction.

The background (table surface and surrounding objects) shows no shifting or fluid motion; no fire, water, smoke, or wind is visible, indicating no ambient environmental influence.


RAW CAPTION: Got it, let's tackle this. First, I need to watch the video. The video shows a security camera view, probably inside a store or warehouse. There are two people: one in blue, one in pink. Let's see the sequence.

Start: The blue person is near the left side, maybe moving. Then the pink person comes from the right. Wait, in frame 0, blue is moving towards the center. Frame 1, blue is carrying a box, moves towards the red stack. Then frame 2, blue is near the red boxes. Frame 3, blue is holding a box, and pink is sitting on the floor. Wait, no, let's check.

Wait, first frame: blue person in blue shirt, moving from left to right. Then frame 2: blue is carrying a box, moves towards the red stack. Frame 3: blue is near the red stack, maybe dropping or handling the box. Then frame 4: pink person is sitting on the floor, blue person approaches. Wait, the sequence:

- Person in blue (shirt, maybe short-sleeve) moves from left side towards the center, carrying a dark-colored box. Then turns, seems to place the box or interact with the red boxes. Then, another person in pink (light shirt, white pants) is sitting on the floor near the red boxes. The blue person approaches the pink person, possibly interacting. The background has shelves with items, red boxes stacked, maybe a door on the right.

Wait, chronological order. Let's break it down.

First, the blue person is moving from the left side of the frame towards the center, carrying a dark box. Then, they turn and move towards the red stacked boxes (vertical, red with green bottom). Then, another person in pink (light top, white pants) is sitting on the floor near the red boxes. The blue person approaches the pink person, and there's some interaction. The camera is fixed, top-down view (since it's a security camera, likely overhead). Background has shelves with items, but minimal description.

Wait, in the video: the first frame shows blue person moving left to right. Then frame 2: blue person is carrying a box, moving towards the red stack. Frame 3: blue person is near the red stack, maybe placing the box. Then frame 4: blue person is still near red stack, pink person is sitting on floor. Then frame 5: blue person is moving towards the pink person.

So, sequence:

A person in a blue shirt carries a dark box from the left side of the frame toward a stack of red boxes. They approach the red boxes, and another person in a light pink shirt and white pants is seated on the floor near the red stack. The blue-shirted person moves toward the seated individual, who remains stationary. The camera maintains a fixed overhead perspective, capturing the scene within an indoor space with shelving units.

Wait, need to check the rules. Exclude text recognition (like dates/times), so ignore the 10/20/15 timestamp. Focus on motion and behavior.

Main subjects: two people. Blue shirt, carries box. Pink shirt, sits.

Chronological:

- Person in blue shirt moves from left to right, carrying a dark box.

- Approaches a stack of red boxes.

- Another person in pink shirt is seated on the floor near the red boxes.

- Blue-shirted person moves toward the seated person.

Spatial: blue moves toward red boxes, pink is near red boxes (so pink is to the right of the red boxes or left? In the video, red boxes are on the right side. So pink is near red boxes, which are on the right. So pink is to the right of the blue person's path? Let's see.

In the first few frames: blue moves from left, red boxes are on the right. Pink appears sitting near red boxes. So blue moves toward red boxes, then pink is there, then blue moves toward pink.

So, the caption should be:

A person in a blue shirt carries a dark box from the left side of the frame toward a stack of red boxes. Another person in a pink shirt sits on the floor near the red boxes. The blue-shirted individual then approaches the seated individual. The camera remains stationary with a fixed overhead perspective, observing the interaction within an indoor space with shelving units.

Check rules: a) chronological motion: blue moves, then approaches red boxes, then pink is there, blue approaches pink. b) appearance: blue shirt, pink shirt, dark box. Number: two people. c) spatial: blue moves toward red boxes, pink near red boxes. d) camera: fixed overhead (since security camera, top-down). e) minimal background: shelving units. f) exclude text (timestamps, no named characters).

Wait, the

Two distinct people: one in blue clothing (bends, sits, interacts) and one in white (enters, approaches, collides). Their motion is driven by locomotion and physical interactions (pushing/falling).

No significant background shifting. Static elements (red sign, building walls, yellow structure) remain fixed; no fire, water, smoke, or wind-driven motion observed.


A swimmer wearing an orange cap and dark swimsuit swims freestyle in a pool lane marked by red-and-white lane dividers, propelling forward with alternating arm strokes and body rotation. The swimmer moves steadily through the water, creating splashes with each stroke. The camera follows the swimmer's path, maintaining a consistent view as they progress along the lane.

A single swimmer (discrete solid object) moving through the water via freestyle strokes, creating visible splashes and propulsion.

The pool lane dividers (static background elements) show no significant shifting or uniform movement, indicating no ambient environmental motion (water is a medium but not dominant).