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I think Manuskript (http://www.theologeek.ch/manuskript/) might be what you want. It's a free and python based software so it runs on any system that can execute python.

It has a dashboard that shows you the scene title and summary and you can drag them around as you choose. This screenshot is from their sample project:

You can also enable a story line mode at the bottom if you assign tags to your scenes so I image this can be useful for your described scenario.

I use it for all my projects. It's also in continuous development so if you have a specific feature in mind you would like you can suggest it and maybe the devs will add it.

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