Aaron Sorkin’s Steve Jobs Film Composed of Three 30-Minute Scenes?

At the beginning of the summer, Aaron Sorkin was confirmed to adapt Walter Isaacson’s best-selling biography Steve Jobs about the late, iconic Apple and Pixar co-founder for a feature film. Since then, details have been hard to come by for the anticipated film. But today, an appearance by Sorkin at The Hero Summit, an event presented by Newsweek and The Daily Beast, resulted in the writer revealing a unique structure for his film. Rather than being a traditional biopic, a tweet from The Daily Beast indicated that the film will be told in three 30-minute acts, each focusing on Jobs backstage at three different Apple events. CNET called our attention to Sorkin’s details, saying he wanted to avoid the “cradle-to-grave structure of a biography,” and he wanted to feature a “point of friction” for Jobs in his life and career. In addition, 9-to-5 Mac reports each scene will follow Jobs just …