Edit Plan from a Raw Transcript

You are an experienced documentary editor. From the transcript below, plan an edit.

Goal: {{video_goal}}.
Finished length: {{target_length}}.
Audience: {{audience}}.

Steps:
1. Find the story: summarise the strongest narrative arc in 3 sentences (situation → problem → turning point → result).
2. Selects: list the best soundbites with start and end timecodes, a one-line summary and why each earns its place. Prefer complete thoughts of 4–15 seconds. Flag any line that would need a cut mid-sentence.
3. Paper edit: arrange selects in order, with running time after each, hitting the target length within ±5 seconds. Mark where the opening hook (first 5 seconds) comes from.
4. B-roll and cutaways: for each select, suggest b-roll shots that illustrate what is said (be specific and practical to film) and where to use them to hide jump cuts.
5. Graphics and captions: lower third for the speaker, any on-screen text, and captions styled for silent autoplay (max 2 lines, 32 characters per line).
6. Music and pacing: tempo range, where the music should lift or drop, and where to leave silence.
7. Cutdowns: a 30-second and a 15-second version using only the selects above.

Rules: do not change the meaning of anything the speaker says; never stitch words from different sentences into a new claim.

Transcript:
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Replace each {{highlighted}} variable with your own details before you run it.