Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
offscreen
Adjective
/ˈɔːfˌskriːn/

Definition
A term used to describe something that is not visible on the screen but still has relevance or impact in a visual context.

Examples
- The offscreen character was essential to the plot, even though viewers never saw them.
- Sometimes the most exciting actions happen offscreen, leaving viewers in suspense.
- The director skillfully combined onscreen and offscreen elements to enhance the storytelling.

Meaning
Offscreen often refers to actions, sounds, or events that occur outside the immediate view of the audience in films, television, and videos.

Synonyms
- offstage
- not visible
- behind the scenes