awk delimiter in whole file

Question

Input file is like this:

Scene  
some  
text  
...  
Scene  
some  
more  
text

And i want to be able to print the text between each 'Scene' (by printing $0, $1, etc.. like a cut -d -f would do).
I tried a lot of things using awk but i don't understand how to make it work.
awk -F '^Scene' '{print $1}' file prints the whole file,
awk '/^Scène/{ print $1 } file' prints all the Scene it finds in the file.
i think i fail to understand the logic with awk.

Answer 1

Using gnu awk you can set a custom record separator:

awk -v RS='Scene[[:space:]]*' 'NF' file

some
text
...


some
more
text

• -v RS='Scene[[:space:]]*' will set input record separator as Scene followed by optional white-spaces.