The first thing would be do be clear in your mind what "this" is. As Lucky Hardwood says, it's not formatted as a screenplay, and if it meant to be a screen play, there's simultaneously too much detail (repetition) and not enough (character descriptions); but neither is it a logline or even a plot synopsis. It might be a shot-list, in which case it's very short on necessary shooting detail, and would be a stage too far along the production timeline if there's nothing else to go with it - it's two scenes, about 2 minutes max (probably more like one with fast-paced editing), and no particular beginning or end.
It could serve as a useful exercise piece, as there's plenty of scope for trying out different lighting arrangements and camera angles, but in that case there'd be no particular reason to shoot both scenes.
You might want to review some of the vocab too - "Daegon is continually wailed on ... The men finally stop their wailing." The context suggests this should be shouted at and shouting. Further on "A Hand is shown fiddling around" - if the search is as desperate as described, then fiddling is too weak a description. There are various other phrases that are not quite right, but how much they're off by depends on what sort of document the text is supposed to be.