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    Unit Assessment How does Tim Burton create a gothic atmosphere in the Edward scissors hands through his use of filming techniques? Throughout this assessment my aim is to discuss how Tim Burton‚ writer of the Film Edward Scissors hands creates a gothic atmosphere through his use of filming techniques. Tim Burton uses a range of camera angles and techniques. The main and most interesting Camera Angles in the Film Edward Scissor hands is the extreme long shot‚ at the beginning of the film

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    The book mainly deals with Bella Swan becoming depressed after her vampire boyfriend and soulmate Edward Cullen leaves town because he thinks doing so will protect her from the dangers of his kind. She eventually begins to reconnect with her old childhood friend Jacob Black. Who she soon discovers is also a being involved in the supernatural. He is then forced to protect her from a enemy Vampire who wants revenge on Bella. She also tries spending more time with her old group of friends. Which include

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    and flowers to set the mood of the story and express his sorrows for his lost friend Edward King. The quote‚ “Live your life to the fullest because you never know if your going to wake up the next morning” describes Milton’s idea that anything could happen at a given instant and nothing is certain. Milton is grieving over his lost friend and uses plants and flowers to represent the mood he is feeling. Edward King’s death has many similarities with plants‚ since he died prematurely at a young age

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    Movie Review: Twilight

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    Twilight are Bella Swan and Edward Cullen. Bella Swan is friendly‚ selfless and clumsy. She always fell and hurt herself accidentally or get into dangerous situations daily. Edward Cullen is frozen in his 17 years old body. He was changed into a vampire by Dr. Carlisle Cullen after Edward’s mother‚ Elizabeth‚ begged him to save Edward as her dying wish. Edward has a special ability to read minds. Twilight is a story of Bella Swan and the vampire she falls in love with‚ Edward Cullen. Bella Swan moves

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    Twilight Movie Review

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    Twilight Here’s the deal with Twilight: Edward Cullen‚ a 100-something-year-old vampire who doesn’t look a day over 17‚ is attending high school along with his adoptive vampire family. He’s beautiful (Robert Pattinson is on the path to being the most sought-after man-child since Romeo + Juliet-era Leonardo DiCaprio)‚ he can read minds‚ and virtually all of his female classmates alternate between lovesickness and trepidation (the Cullens are all a little unsettling in their beauty). In any case

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    Belonging Essay

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    Belonging is a complex idea that is very rarely defined as solely belonging or not belonging‚ but rather somewhere between these extremities. Raimond Gaita’s “Romulus‚ My Father‚” a story about a struggle to belong to family and culture‚ and Tim Burton’s “Edward Scissorhands‚” a story of an outcast‚ who fails to conform to a community‚ incorporate distinctive techniques and devices to thoroughly present the idea of belonging. There is a great significance in belonging to yourself‚ your name‚ honour and

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    Tim Burton

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    September). Tim Burton‚ at home with his own head. New York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com McMahan‚ A. (2005). The films of Tim Burton: Animating live action in contemporary Hollywood. New York‚ NY: Continum. Maloney‚ F. (1990). Review of Edward Scissorhands. Retrieved from http://www.imdb.com/reviews/08/0871.html Maddartist. (2010‚ June). Why we love Tim Burton films. Hubpages. Retrieved from http://hubpages.com Richard‚ C. (2010). Tim Burton‚ wonder boy. Time International (South Pacific

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    Tim Burton Comparitive

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    He frequently includes a characteristic narrative focus on the contrast between the ‘normal’‚ and the world of the oddball outcast protagonist‚ allowing a deep focus on an individual vs. society situation. Closely viewing both Burtons well loved ‘Edward Scissorhands’‚ a 1990 award winning classic‚ and his charming fantasy drama ‘Big Fish’ has given me a strong insight into Burton’s passions and focus’ in directional film style and creation techniques. Tim Burton uses these techniques to both create

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    Twilight and Hunger Games

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    meanwhile‚ in the Hunger Games the story takes place in the futuristic North America‚ called Panem. In the Twilight books‚ it is an ever-changing complex love triangle between two sworn enemies‚ a vampire and a werewolf‚ for one girl; meanwhile both Edward (the vampire) and Jacob (werewolf) team up to protect Bella‚ one of the dynamic characters‚ from the all the danger she puts herself in . In the Hunger Games‚ the story takes you through the Games which are held every year making one girl and one

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    Twilight: Book vs. Movie

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    and important differences‚ which are obvious‚ while there are also less important differences between them such as names and small missing details. The most important differences between the book and movie were when Bella tells Edward she knows he is a Vampire and when Edward saves Bella from Tyler’s van in the beginning. In reading the book before seeing the movie the phrase “The book is always better than the movie‚” is proven true with Twilight. Right off the bat‚ the movie changed the beginning

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