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Lesson: Dialogue Two - Text, Subtext, Context

This lesson focuses on text, subtext, and context - and how the three of them can be used together to create meaning. Note: This lesson was designed to be the second part of Dialogue One - Formalism & Realism, but it doesn't need to. The lessons support each other but don't require that one is taught in order for the other to work. Students will learn that dialogue, like other areas of film language, can have layers...

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