Package a playable scene and revision note

Package a playable scene and revision note — worked practice

A usable script lets someone locate who speaks and what changes.

Model final beat: “[Dev lays the finished kite across the empty box.] ROWAN: ‘Now the table.’ DEV: ‘Together?’ ROWAN: ‘You promised both.’ [They take opposite ends of the folded tabletop.] The gift is prepared, but Dev’s bargain still has a consequence. A title page lists two roles, one community room, a box/kite/key and estimated 3–5 minutes, with the actual solo-review method separately recorded.

1. 1. 6.1 Package

   Assemble the setting and full beginning/turn/ending into a complete original script. A typical 3–5-minute target may need roughly 400–650 spoken words plus pauses; actual pace varies and an accessible alternative can be documented.

   You should see: A full script exists beyond planning notes.

2. 2. 6.2 Package

   Apply consistent speaker labels and a distinct direction style. Keep cast, props and place requirements small enough for the stated scene.

   You should see: The two roles and essential directions are easy to identify.

3. 3. 6.3 Package

   Audit the last beat against both objectives. Show the consequence of a choice and preserve any deliberate unresolved relationship issue.

   You should see: The finished kite and table duty follow the bargain.

4. 4. 6.4 Package

   Deliver the script, annotated tactics, turning-point revision and review note. Mark native/performance checks unavailable if you only performed the text alternative.

   You should see: The packet distinguishes composition from optional performance.