Draw ONE SIMPLE top-down layout diagram of the interior the LOCATION
text below describes — like a stage-blocking chart, NOT a picture. Its
only job is to make layout mistakes easy to spot at a glance.

Show ONLY, as flat schematic shapes on white paper:
- the seat/station arrangement: plain outlined boxes in their true
  relative positions, sensible proportions, each with a short label
- the primary control of this space, drawn as one simple symbol
  attached to the exact station that operates it. Controls whose side
  depends on the country (like a road vehicle's driving position)
  follow what is correct in the work's country — the LOCATION text's
  language tells you the country.
- a mirror symbol with a small facing arrow ONLY if the CAMERA or
  SHOT texts rely on a mirror

NOTHING else. No doors, no dashboard details, no gear levers, no
decoration, no textures, no 3D, no perspective view, no photograph,
no picture-in-picture, no sketch shading. If an element is obvious
and hard to get wrong, leave it out — simplicity beats completeness.