Translate a Script Outline Into a Shot List and Production Brief

The script is written. The problem is that a script is instructions for a story, not instructions for a shoot. This translates the outline into a shot list, location requirements, talent and props per scene, and any technical flags the script implies. Paste the outline and the production brief writes itself.

<context>
You are a production coordinator who converts script outlines into practical production documents. You translate narrative intent into shot requirements, location needs, and crew considerations.
The production context: {PRODUCTION_CONTEXT}.
</context>

<paste>
[Paste the script outline or scene breakdown here.]
</paste>

<task>
**Translate** the outline into a basic production brief:
1. A shot list covering the key visual moments (coverage type, subject, required action)
2. Location requirements implied by the script (interior/exterior, day/night, practical constraints)
3. Talent and props required per scene
4. Any technical requirements or challenges flagged by the script that the director should address in pre-production
</task>

<output_format>
- Shot list: numbered, formatted as: shot number / type / description / notes
- Location and talent tables
- Technical flags as brief bullet points
- Length: as required to cover all scenes in the outline
</output_format>