The phrase "a joint scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or setting that involves multiple parties or elements coming together, often in a collaborative context.
Example: "The play featured a joint scene where both characters expressed their conflicting emotions simultaneously."
Alternatives: "a collaborative scene" or "a shared scene".
Haeran Hong, as Sister Constance, Blanche's closest companion among the nuns, matched the impulses of Ms. Goonetilleke's performance in their joint scenes, but with a lighter, more sweetly lyrical timbre.
Although they played characters of similar ages, they rarely had joint scenes.
Two tremendous scenes, a joint triumph for Edgar and his director, Tony Taccone, put this slow-starting play into top gear.
The Huffington Post and parent company AOL have a joint exclusive clip from a dinner scene that pits the Harrelson and Dern characters' unconventional guidance against the straight-laced habits of Dern's relatives, including her sister, played by Cheryl Hines.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who has been working behind the scenes to craft a joint negotiating position with Brazil for Copenhagen, called on industrial leaders to hold a summit in mid-November to increase pressure on countries to strike a deal by December.
Seeing a group of youngsters sharing a joint in the park has become a familiar scene, but growing and buying the drug have remained illegal.
The worst of these is the pot-smoking walk in the woods that Jessy and the television crew's cameraman (Micah Stock) take to start Act 2. Sorry, but my-first-joint scenes haven't been funny or dramatically useful for decades.
"How do you write that scene where your mom is smoking a joint in front of you?
The next scene reveals the three of them smoking a joint on a battered sofa in the middle of a field: four-twenty is what they were late for.
It was at a joint called Mantilini's in Los Angeles that De Niro and Al Pacino filmed a scene together for the first time in their storied careers.
Move a joint a little closer to the location you want the scene to end out.
