Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-screen
adjective
/ˈɔfˈskrin/
Definition
Referring to something that takes place outside the view of the camera, usually in film or television.
Examples
- The off-screen voice of the narrator added depth to the story.
- Many off-screen relationships develop among the cast members during filming.
- He was known for his off-screen antics that often amused fans.
Meaning
The term ‘off-screen’ is used to describe events or actions that occur outside of the visible area of the screen, often implying that they have relevance to the narrative or story.
Synonyms
- offstage
- off-camera
- hidden
