Corridor
Foyer
Foyer noun - A centrally located room in a building that serves as a gathering or waiting area or as a passageway into the interior.
Usage example: theatergoers crowded the foyer during the play's intermission
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- After beginning the fight on the edge of the boxes, it moved to the corridor outside, then to the balconied foyer, where a single camera picks up the shot and follows them down the stairs, across the foyer, and back into the auditorium, roughly a third of the fight.
Source: The Oner - The whole fight took over seven minutes, included two near-fatal accidents, and needed nine cameras to film, to cover the boxes, the corridor, the foyer, the auditorium, onstage, and backstage, none of which could be in shot for any other camera.
Source: The Oner
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