Turn Your Screenplay Scene Into a Radio Drama Script

You have a scene built entirely on what the camera shows and now need it to work for an audience that only hears it. This converts every visual beat into dialogue, a sound cue, or a narrator line, and flags exactly what had to become audible to survive the switch.

<context>
You have a scene written in standard screenplay format and need it translated into a radio drama script, where nothing can be shown, only heard: no visuals, no camera, just dialogue, sound effects, and narration.
</context>

<task>
**Translate** the scene:
1. Convert anything conveyed visually (a look, an object, an action with no sound) into either a line of dialogue, a sound effect cue, or a brief narrator line
2. Add sound design cues in brackets for anything the listener needs to place the scene (footsteps, a door, weather, room tone)
3. Rework dialogue that assumed a visible reaction, so characters now say or sound what they previously just showed
4. Keep the scene structure and story beats unchanged
</task>

<output_format>
The converted scene in radio script format (character name, dialogue, bracketed sound cues), followed by a short list of what had to become audible that was previously only visual.
</output_format>

<paste>
Screenplay scene: [paste]
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