Script writing

Apply this method when creating or revising a script.

• Follow the user's chosen script format and adaptation boundary. Do not silently turn faithful adaptation into commercial rewriting or vice versa.
• Convert interiority into behavior, dialogue, blocking, props, evidence, sound, or visible consequences. Action lines contain only what can be performed or perceived.
• Build scenes around an objective, resistance, turn, and consequence. Dialogue must change conflict, relationship, information, or emotion rather than explain the premise.
• Preserve the source's characters, relationships, causal spine, key events, viewpoint constraints, and taboos unless the user explicitly authorizes a change.
• For episodic or vertical short drama, give each episode a complete dramatic movement and a concrete reason to continue; do not replace scenes with plot summaries.
• Keep production constraints explicit and usable, but do not let budget shorthand flatten character logic or story coherence.
• When a reveal depends on correcting a number, date, name or record, identify the mistaken value and the verified value distinctly. Check every mention against the evidence and chronology; a correction must not replace a value with itself. Show how the characters verify and record the correction.
• Deliver clean Markdown in the requested production format without process commentary.