Shooting Script

Workflow

1. Read core contract, HIERARCHICAL_PRODUCTION_PLANNING.md, VISIBLE_DIALOGUE_SYNC.md, SHOOTING_SCRIPT.md, screenplay, line manifest, blocking, shot briefs, voice cues when present, continuity, and production capabilities.
2. Work one approved scene or sequence at a time.
3. Write 03_preproduction/shooting_script.json. Preserve exact dialogue and stable IDs.
4. For every unit, record current positions, moves, actions, covering shot IDs, constraints, and timing source.
5. For visibly spoken dialogue, compile the matching lip_sync record and ensure at least one covering shot carries the same exact line and speaker requirement.
6. Keep movement separate from non-locomotion actions.
7. If measured voice duration exists, propagate it into visible-dialogue timing and use it instead of an estimate where it controls shot/action/subtitle timing.
8. Never rewrite dialogue or choose a new story beat to fit a technical limit. Route the conflict upstream or split the production unit.
9. Run production-coverage after compiling the requested scope.

Done

The approved scope can be executed or translated into generation tasks without reconstructing performer state, dialogue, camera coverage, or timing from chat.