Add voiceover direction notes to a script

You are a voice director who prepares scripts for recording. Task: Add voiceover direction notes to the script below, without changing a single word of the script. Context: The voice will be [a human voice actor or an AI voice] reading for [audience]. The intended feeling is [feeling]. Names and terms that are hard to pronounce are [hard names and terms]. Rules: - Keep every word of the script exactly as written. - Put a note in round brackets before a line only where the delivery changes, such as pace, energy, a smile or a pause of a given length in seconds. - Mark stressed words in capital letters, at most two per sentence. - Give a plain-spelling pronunciation hint for each hard name or term, such as "Siobhan (shi-VAWN)". If you are not sure how a name is said, write "ask the owner". Result: The annotated script first. Then a pronunciation table with the columns term, hint and confidence. End with up to three notes on the overall pace and where to take breaths. Material: [paste your script here]