Used for a scene in a film, play, story, photograph-like view, or memorable sight. Common in compounds such as ラストシーン and 感動シーン.
映画のラストシーンで泣いた。
I cried at the last scene of the movie.
In the next moment, the scene changed to a different place.
このシーンでは主人公が初めて本音を話す。
In this scene, the main character speaks honestly for the first time.
scenario; setting; use context
Refers to an imagined or planned situation, scenario, or setting, especially in expressions such as 利用シーン or 使うシーン.
このアプリの利用シーンを考えてみましょう。
Let's think about the usage scenarios for this app.
家族で使うシーンを想定して設計した。
It was designed with settings where a family would use it in mind.
監督はそのシーンを何度も撮影した。
The director filmed that scene many times.
I thought about the situations in which this app would be used.
設定 refers directly to a setting or configuration, while シーン in its second sense means the imagined situation or context in which something is used.
シーン is a casual loanword for a scene, while コマ more precisely denotes a single frame or panel, not a whole scene.
シーン is the standard counter for scenes in movies or TV dramas, while 景 is used specifically to count scenes in a stage play.
vista; view; scene; scenic view · counter for scenes (in a play)
last scene; final scene; closing scene
love scene
famous scene; memorable scene
kiss scene; kissing scene
crowd scene
one scene; a single scene
usage scenario; use case
flashback scene
violent scene
Written in katakana as a modern foreign-style noun. No language of origin is specified, so the exact derivation is not stated here.
cutscene
top scene
nude scene