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 1. Determine the main story: Before writing the script, clarify the core and theme of the main story, focus on the main plot, and avoid distracting and adding unnecessary scenes and plots.

2. Trim subplots: Review subplots in your script to make sure they are directly related to the main story and contribute substantially to the story and character development. If an episode does not do this, consider deleting or incorporating it into other episodes.

3. Eliminate redundant scenes: Review every scene in the script to make sure that every scene is critical to the development of the story and the development of the characters. If a scene does not do this, consider removing it or merging its contents into other scenes.

4. Simplify the dialogue and action: In the script, try to simplify the dialogue and action, only retain the necessary information and action, avoid excessive description and lengthy dialogue, in order to maintain the compact and efficient narrative.

5. Use symbols and metaphors: By using symbols and metaphors, you can convey more information and emotions without adding too many scenes and plots. Through the clever use of symbolic scenes, objects, or actions, a deeper meaning can be conveyed in a concise narrative. In short, to avoid too many scenes and plots in order to achieve a concise and powerful narrative effect, the script needs to be carefully planned and edited

Making a short film on a limited budget that maximizes the theme integrated into the new environment requires attention to the design of the storyline and visual effects. First, there needs to be a clear story line, which can present the theme by describing the protagonist's life, difficulties, and the process of integrating into the new environment. Secondly, it is necessary to pay attention to the design of visual effects, which can convey emotions and themes through lens language, music, color and other means. In the case of a limited budget, you can choose to use simple equipment and scenes, but you need to pay attention to the clarity of the picture and the quality of the sound.