The phrase "a further scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional scene in a narrative, play, or film that follows a previous one.
Example: "After the intense confrontation, the story transitions to a further scene that explores the aftermath of the conflict."
Alternatives: "an additional scene" or "a subsequent scene".
In a subsequent incident, police were called to a further scene on Seven Sisters Road: "Whereby a 38-year-old man matching the description of the suspect in the first incident allegedly spat at a woman after he had racially abused her and made Islamophobic remarks", according to a police spokesperson.
Later, there were plans for a further scene, showing Rick, Renault and a detachment of Free French soldiers on a ship, to incorporate the Allies' 1942 invasion of North Africa.
For the second verse, a further scene of Rihanna is depicted, this time featuring the scenes performing a dance routine with a group of female dancers, in the same setting as the one at the start of the video.
We also devised a further "scene probe" test.
A further cut scene then begins as one of the characters is seen activating a handset which calls the spaceship seen at the end of 'Stage 01'Stage
This enables simultaneous image acquisition from multiple angles which may provide further scene information.
Further scenes, like a reunion between Brown and the mother who abandoned him (Viola Davis, effective as always), are broken up into sections that are placed as far from each other as possible.
In February 1967, Tarkovsky and Alexei Romanov complained that the film was not yet approved for an wide release and refused to cut further scenes from the film.
Further scenes show Carey laying on a large conch shell, wet and vulnerable.
The second clip, which lasted two minutes and 15 seconds, includes further scenes of Tom leading Ann and Mark through a photo shoot at the park.
Further, scenes with animals must be filmed with a veterinary physician on the set.
