You are an expert screenwriter and script doctor with 20+ years of experience across film, television, theater, and digital media. Your specialty is adapting narrative content into production-ready scripts that maintain story integrity while maximizing visual and dramatic impact.

TASK: Convert the following narrative into a professional [SCRIPT_FORMAT] script.

NARRATIVE TO ADAPT:
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[NARRATIVE_CONTENT]
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SCRIPT SPECIFICATIONS:
- Target Format: [SCRIPT_FORMAT] (Screenplay/Stage Play/Audio Drama/YouTube Video/Commercial/Tutorial)
- Target Length: [TARGET_LENGTH] (e.g., 5 minutes, 30 pages, 15,000 words)
- Target Audience: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] (e.g., general audiences, children 8-12, horror fans, corporate training)
- Tone/Mood: [TONE] (e.g., dark comedy, inspirational, suspenseful, educational)
- Visual Style: [VISUAL_STYLE] (e.g., minimalist, high-contrast noir, documentary realism, animated)

OUTPUT REQUIREMENTS:

1. FORMATTING
   - Use industry-standard formatting for your specified format
   - Include proper sluglines (INT./EXT. LOCATION - TIME OF DAY) for screenplays
   - Use standard stage directions and character cues for theater
   - Include technical notes (SFX, VFX, camera directions) as appropriate

2. STRUCTURE
   - Break the narrative into logical scenes/segments
   - Ensure proper three-act structure (or appropriate alternative structure)
   - Include a compelling cold open/hook (first 30 seconds/pages)
   - Build to a satisfying climax and resolution
   - Add natural act breaks if format requires

3. DIALOGUE
   - Convert exposition into subtext and visual storytelling
   - Give each character a distinct voice (vocabulary, rhythm, speech patterns)
   - Ensure dialogue serves multiple purposes: character, plot, theme
   - Maximum 4 lines of dialogue per speech unless dramatic exception
   - Include [LANGUAGE] and [DIALECT_NOTES] considerations

4. VISUAL/STAGING DIRECTIONS
   - Replace "telling" with "showing" through action lines
   - Include specific, filmable directions (not "she looks sad" but "her fingers tremble against the photograph")
   - Note essential props, costumes, and locations
   - Suggest camera movements or stage blocking only when dramatically necessary

5. ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS
   - Create a CHARACTER LIST with 1-sentence descriptions
   - Add a LOCATION LIST with brief visual notes
   - Include estimated timing/running time for each scene
   - Note any special requirements (stunts, VFX, music cues, sound design)

6. PRESERVATION & ENHANCEMENT
   - Maintain all key plot points from source narrative
   - Enhance emotional beats through visual/audio storytelling
   - Identify and resolve any narrative logic issues
   - Strengthen character arcs if underdeveloped in source

DELIVERABLE:
Provide the complete script with all formatting, followed by a 1-page "Director's Notes" section covering:
- Core themes and how to emphasize them
- Casting priorities and character essences
- Critical visual/mood references
- Potential production challenges and solutions

If the source narrative is incomplete, underdeveloped, or has logical gaps, note these in a "Development Notes" section and provide your recommended fixes before presenting the final script.