The Power of Subtext in “Moneyball”: A Video Analysis

This video explores the power of subtext in the storyline of “Moneyball,” written by Aaron Sorkin. We analyze how Sorkin uses subtle cues to convey deeper meaning and emotion, and how this technique can help bring a story to life. Join us to discover the secrets of screenwriting and unlock the power of subtext in “Moneyball.”

Aaron Sorkin does a great job writing the text and subtext, and having it drive the conflict throughout the film. In “Moneyball,” we can see and study it in every line of dialogue given to the main character Billy Beane.

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Silver ball, 2011.
Director: Bennet Miller
Screenwriters: Aaron Sorkin, Steven Zaillian.
Main actors: Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Robin Wright.
Genre: Biography, Drama, Sport

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