The phrase "alternate scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a different version or variation of a particular scene in a narrative, script, or performance.
Example: "In the director's cut, there is an alternate scene that provides more context to the characters' motivations."
Alternatives: "alternative scene" or "different scene".
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An alternate scene shows two people fencing inside a white lit chamber, one in black cloths and one in white.
Affleck described the alternate scene as being "a little bit Fellini-esque" and therefore did not fit with The Simpsons style.
But HBO has, from the beginning, produced alternate scenes with different language and other editing, specifically designed to make the show more palatable to mass-reach television outlets.
"With 'Black Hawk Down,' "Mr. Stradford said, "there were hours and hours of raw footage to go through to assemble the documentary, reassemble the deleted and alternate scenes, then all the archives to get the production designs".
It was followed by a late-night recital of the more intimate pieces in the Chapter House, which seemed a fine solution – like having the main feature on DVD, with outtakes and alternate scenes as optional extras.
This could simply be more footage from those alternate scenes.
The anime music video is non-linear, providing multiple reiterations and alternate scenes to depict the events.
The DVD release included an audio commentary recorded by Doremus, Guleserian and editor Jonathan Alberts, while the Blu-ray included deleted and alternate scenes in addition to the commentary.
Case in point: the DVD and Blu-ray, which have all the bloopers, deleted scenes, behind the scenes and alternate scenes that have become essential to 21st century comedy.
The two disc DVD contains an array of special features including: Commentary by director Ridley Scott, deleted and alternate scenes, five production featurettes and a "marketing gallery" which contains trailers, production stills and unused poster concepts.
