Tim Burton Film Style

Tim Burton’s filming style is anything but normal. His unique way of style has changed the directing industry forever, the way he goes into details from camera angles to shots and framing to even the music, he has changed the way movies will be made forever. In Charlie And the Chocolate Factory, a young boy name Charlie is one of the five lucky kids who is able to visit the Willy Wonka factory after finding a golden ticket . He discovers the crazy imaginative world of Willy Wonka and at the end wins the whole factory. Edward Scissors Hand is about a man named Edward who has hands made out of scissors and when Peg takes him to her house,we see how Edward falls in love with her daughter. In these movies we see the depth that Burton will go to to show us how darkness and love can create a beautiful storyline that could influence the way we think. The way Tim Burton uses sound and music really makes the movies, I honestly think that this is the most important part. For most of his music he works with Danny Elfman to create the music which helps the viewer get in the mood of the movie that is playing. An example, when Peg goes in to Edward’s house they use dramatic music to create
This shows us how the director wants us to see the movie and also helps us understand what's in the movie. In Edward Scissorhands the camera movements used a crane to show the houses in the beginning of the movie. They used this technique to show how fake the house looks to make it seem like a Fairy Tail. When Peg finds Edwards in the house they use a zoom moment to show how important that part is by making him look smaller but when he gets closer and closer he gets taller. Tim Burton usually does this to show us that the character is having a personal or revealing movement. Also in Edward Scissorhands they use a tracking camera on the car to show the action that is happening between Edward and