off·screen 
/ˈɑ:fˈskri:n/ adverb
/ˈɑ:fˈskri:n/ adverb 1 : not happening or present in the scene that is being shown on a television or movie screen
▪ In one scene you could see the shadow of someone offscreen. ▪ Strange sounds were heard offscreen. 2 of an actor : in private life
▪ Offscreen, she is nothing like the character she plays on TV.
▪ In one scene you could see the shadow of someone offscreen. ▪ Strange sounds were heard offscreen.
▪ Offscreen, she is nothing like the character she plays on TV.
— off·screen adjective
▪ The characters had an offscreen argument. ▪ There were rumors of an offscreen romance between her and the leading man.
▪ The characters had an offscreen argument. ▪ There were rumors of an offscreen romance between her and the leading man.
