The phrase "lead the scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is taking charge or directing a particular situation, often in performance or creative settings.
Example: "During the rehearsal, she was able to lead the scene with confidence and clarity."
Alternatives: "direct the scene" or "guide the scene".
As a photographer and instagrammer, I normally let the people in my pictures lead the scene; may it be a faraway presence or a small body part, I find that a hint of human presence gives more potential and character to my vision, and, somehow, I have troubles doing without it.
Now she is returning to a changed musical landscape, where female vocalists and dance-music D.J.'s lead the scene.
As the translation goes: This I offer/to protect and defend The beliefs/the culture/the language/the air The water/the land of the Chamorro The man who leads the scene from the centre of the circle is former youth international, and current kit man, Robbie de Guzman, who explains its significance.
Such mammoth projections help explain why some vaccine makers seem to be jockeying to lead the industry, a scene almost unthinkable a few years ago.
That approach can go horribly wrong if you don't have someone to lead the charge within the scene, and we had Jonathan and he did that".
That focus on culture as an arbiter of how you present yourself to the world can lead to the scene you find yourself in taking on stratospheric importance.
The Washington Field Office, National Capital Response Squad (NCRS), and the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) led the crime scene investigation at the Pentagon.
Leading the scare campaign behind the scenes was the trade association, America's Health Insurance Plans.
The best front office leadership leads behind-the-scenes.
Paladares (privately owned restaurants) such as the art-inspired 304 O'Reilly and Otranmanera, home to El Bulli alumni Alvaro Diez, lead the way in the food scene.
Fresh footprints led from the scene to the Mexican border 20 miles away.
