The statement is true. In filmmaking, a scene is indeed a series of shots joined together to communicate a unified action taking place at a specific time and location. A scene helps to advance the narrative by presenting a coherent sequence of events within the overall story. To determine the correctness of this statement, you can refer to authoritative sources on filmmaking or consult filmmaking textbooks that explain the structure and components of a film. Additionally, you may review films or analyze their sequences to observe how shots are combined to create a scene.
