Shots have little visible indication when they are overlapping

Shots have little visible indication when they are overlapping. This can cause some visual confusion as to why events and spawnables from a shot that looks like it should end are still triggering

In addition to the expected behavior above, it would be nice for a way to scrub the end of one shot and the beginning of another at the same time. Perhaps a modifier key that would allow this.

The Attached screenshots show the only visual difference between adjacent and overlapping shots.

1. Create a Master Sequence from the Cinematic dropdown in the Editor Toolbar (leave duration at 5s)
2. Open Shot 1
3. Create an Event Track and Key an event at about 140 frames (name it in properties)
4. In the level blueprint, create a custom event with the same name. Hook it to a print string
5. In the Master Sequence, expand Shot 2 to the left so it starts before 140 frames
6. Set the Master Sequence to Auto-Play and PIE

Result: After it switches to Shot 2, the event from Shot 1 is still triggered. You can add other things like spawnables to Shot 1 and they'll remain as well
Expected: Some visual indication that there is a shot overlapping another.

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