The phrase "a scene call" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to theater, film, or emergency services, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "During the rehearsal, the director shouted for a scene call to ensure everyone was ready for the next act."
Alternatives: "a scene request" or "a scene announcement".
When a scene calls for full-on romantic tearfulness, he gives it his all, every time.
"I made my dad sign me up for Job Corps" in Edison, "and that's when I started reading about philosophy," the character Tamara says at the close of a scene called "One of the Good Kids".
Van der Goes's masterpiece, and his only securely documented work, is the large triptych usually known as the Portinari Altarpiece (c. 1474 76) with a scene called The Adoration of the Shepherds on the centre panel.
On a recent afternoon, the troupe rehearsed a scene called "Funeral" from its show "Clown Axioms: a gory, romantic tale," which begins a three-day stint on Thursday at the Manhattan Children's Theater in TriBeCa.
You can take the picture as just another piece of Hopper shtick, with soundstage spots, an actor in place, and a director shouting for silence on the set as a scene called "Sadness" starts.
Here is the place, as the words of a scene called "Alphabet City A-Z Cafe" put it, "where a variety of verbal vandals' voices evolve the vernacular verbatim".
It is helpful, Mr. Lepage said, to have people come on board in the middle of the process: "Working on a scene called 'P for Papa,' two actresses immediately go into a psychological relationship with their father.
THE only time there is consistent, absolute silence is during a scene called "Family Meal," in which a drunken father beats the mother at the dinner table, a repeated ritual, and cast members act out the domestic violence like a dance.
In another instance, a scene called for Garland to exit the saloon, jump on a horse, and ride out of town.
