The phrase "a shared scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that is experienced or understood collectively by a group of people.
Example: "In the play, the actors created a shared scene that resonated with the audience, highlighting the importance of community."
Alternatives: "a common setting" or "a collective environment".
It provides a shared scene graph, a plug-in system for adding new behaviors, and a high-level script interface for composing these worlds.
The app, a fairly robust alternative to your smartphone's default photo gallery, lets anyone add photos or videos to a shared "scene," as these collaborative albums are called.
The app, a fairly robust alternative to your smartphone's default photo gallery, lets anyone add photos or videos to a shared "scene," as these collaborative albums are called.
The comic artist behind Pandyland shared scenes from an episode of "Friends" Monday that he trained a computer program to auto-generate.
Our presenter dispelled common myths about fasting, showed us how to make a traditional Ramadan dish and shared scenes from Eid celebrations with her family.
No wonder she jokes that Streep "sends me personal threats" now; ironically, it's not the first time Davis has been in the Oscar race with her – though back in 2009, she was nominated alongside her, rather than against her, as Best Supporting Actress for Doubt, in which she shared scenes with a formidable Streep (who was up for Best Actress).
This was also used as a celebration of successful recruitment which enhanced the sense of a shared goal and set the scene for future effective collaborations.
Ms. DuVernay, smile dominating a heart-shaped face, shared a scene from her new film, "Middle of Nowhere".
Moritz and his father, both played by deaf actors, shared a scene that was exclusively signed and supertitled--the whole scene was in silence.
Oliver then shared a scene from the film that featured Trump making a "kissy face," which led to this reaction: .
The secret weapons of Halt are Bishé and Davis, who had effortless chemistry from the moment they first shared a scene back in season one.
