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Mini Lesson: Film Language as Subtext

This lesson uses a scene from Twin Peaks to show how much meaning can be brought into a scene after the script is written. Students will learn that subtext comes from every area of film language and is critical in creating meaning. 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...

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