Tim Burton's Cinematic Techniques

“In Tim Burton’s mind he thinks, “Movies are like an expensive form of therapy for me.” - Tim Burton. Using his way of therapy he creates his own and shares it for the world to see. And he uses cinematic techniques to embrace the feel in the film.
Tim Burton in Edward Scissorhands, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Alice in Wonderland uses High-key lighting, non-diegetic sounds and flashback to establish a variety of moods.

Burton uses high-key lighting to show a happy and joyful mood. For example in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, when Willy Wonka opened the door to the factory, the inside was very bright, and colorful, and gave a happy, joyful mood. Another example from that movie happened during a flashback, Charlie’s grandpa was