scenarijai

Scenarijai is the plural form of the Lithuanian noun scenarijus, which refers to a written plan or script that outlines events, dialogue, and actions. The term is borrowed from international languages and is used across theater, film, television, radio, and event planning to describe a documented sequence of occurrences.

In arts and media, scenarijus serves as a blueprint for production. It typically includes the title, setting, list of characters, dialogue, and stage directions, along with notes on pacing, mood, and camera or stage directions when applicable. For theatre, it may be organized into acts and scenes; for film and television, it may also incorporate technical cues, shot descriptions, and tempo. Scenarijai used in development processes can be revised as the project evolves.

In planning and policy contexts, scenarijai refers to scenario planning documents. These are hypothetical but plausible futures created to analyze potential impacts and test strategies. Common elements include key drivers, assumptions, base, optimistic, and pessimistic scenarios, as well as proposed responses and risk management options. This use helps organizations anticipate changes in areas such as economics, technology, demographics, and climate.

Other uses include educational or event planning contexts, where scenarijai describe structured lesson plans, program agendas, or simulation exercises. Overall, scenarijai function as organized outlines that guide production, analysis, and decision-making by detailing sequence, roles, and contingencies.