Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
scene-change
noun
/siːn ʧeɪndʒ/
Definition
A transition from one scene to another in a play, film, or other performance.
Examples
- The sudden scene-change caught the audience by surprise, as the stage transformed from a bustling city to a tranquil forest.
- During the scene-change, the actors used the time to change costumes and prepare for the next act.
- A smooth scene-change keeps the flow of the performance and maintains the audience’s engagement.
Meaning
Scene-change refers to the moment when the setting or location in a narrative changes, often marked by a shift in the physical environment or visual backdrop.
Synonyms
- transition
- shift
- changeover
- alteration
