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Lesson: Dialogue One - Formalism & Realism

This lesson introduces students to two kinds of dialogue; formalist, and realist. Students will learn that dialogue, like other areas of film language, can have layers of meaning beyond its functional usage. 1. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of specified contexts and processes. a. Identify the film elements associated with conveying meaning in a variety of film texts. 2. Demonstrate application and analysis...


Tags: realism, formalism, screenwriting, script, dialogue, writing, scriptwriting

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