Tim Burton was born on August 25, 1958, in Burbank California. Burton was influenced by Edgar Allan Poe, dark humor, and fairy tales. Tim Burton is a film director, producer, artist, writer, and animator. His films are characterized as eerie disturbance. Tim Burton uses cinematic techniques such as shots and framing, lighting, and camera angles to achieve the dark horror/fantasy films that he is known for. The audience can tell a film Is by Burton if it includes a contrast of both light and dark colors, has characters with a disturbing side, and have an adventure to take on that isn't necessarily possible in reality. Tim Burton is commonly known for his films “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, “Big Fish”, and “Edward Scissorhands”.
Tim Burton manipulates shots and framing to create a mood of suspense and mysteries. For example, in the film “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” Tim Burton used a close-up in the scene when Willy Wonka put golden tickets on candy that are to be wrapped. The technique is appropriate because the tickets have a big part/role in the movie so to have a close up is necessary because it make sure the audience know it is important …show more content…
One example would be from the film “Edward Scissorhands”. Burton use a low angle in the scene where Edward was on the latter. The technique creates a scene that shows how high up Edward was. Because of the tremendous height Edward excelled on the latter, the audience felt a sense of suspense. One other example would be from the film “Big fish”. In this film. Tim Burton used high angle in the scene where Karl went out of the cave to meet Edward. The technique creates a more dominant effect to show that Karl is a giant. It also has an effect of making him look intimidating when he's not. It gives the audience a mood of suspense and mysteries because the audience don't know what to expect from the
Tim Burton manipulates shots and framing to create a mood of suspense and mysteries. For example, in the film “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” Tim Burton used a close-up in the scene when Willy Wonka put golden tickets on candy that are to be wrapped. The technique is appropriate because the tickets have a big part/role in the movie so to have a close up is necessary because it make sure the audience know it is important …show more content…
One example would be from the film “Edward Scissorhands”. Burton use a low angle in the scene where Edward was on the latter. The technique creates a scene that shows how high up Edward was. Because of the tremendous height Edward excelled on the latter, the audience felt a sense of suspense. One other example would be from the film “Big fish”. In this film. Tim Burton used high angle in the scene where Karl went out of the cave to meet Edward. The technique creates a more dominant effect to show that Karl is a giant. It also has an effect of making him look intimidating when he's not. It gives the audience a mood of suspense and mysteries because the audience don't know what to expect from the