scripted sequence
[ˈskrɪptɪd ˈsiːkwəns]
nounpl: scripted sequences
sequência roteirizada
1. A predetermined series of actions, movements, or dialogue that follows a written script, commonly used in film, television, theater, or video games
The action scene required a carefully planned scripted sequence to ensure actor safety.
A cena de ação exigiu uma sequência roteirizada cuidadosamente planejada para garantir a segurança do ator.
2. In video game design, a linear or preset chain of events that occur automatically or with minimal player input to advance the narrative
The game begins with a scripted sequence that introduces the main character and the world.
O jogo começa com uma sequência roteirizada que introduz o personagem principal e o mundo.
3. A segment of choreographed or rehearsed movement designed to achieve a specific cinematic or performative effect
The dance number was a perfectly executed scripted sequence that lasted three minutes.
O número de dança foi uma sequência roteirizada perfeitamente executada que durou três minutos.
This term is commonly used in Brazilian film and television production, where scripted sequences are essential for ensuring safety in action scenes and maintaining narrative coherence. In video game culture, particularly in Latin America, 'sequência roteirizada' is standard terminology when discussing narrative-driven games. The concept reflects the professionalization of entertainment industries in both Brazil and the United States.
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